Paul Lukacs

Author of Inventing Wine: A New History of One of the World's Most Ancient Pleasures

About the Author

Paul Lukacs is the wine columnist for the "Washington Times" & chair of the English Department at Loyola College. He teaches wine appreciation classes & is a consultant for restaurants in the Washington, D.C. area. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland. (Publisher Provided)

Works by Paul Lukacs

American Vintage: The Rise of American Wine (2000) 68 copies

The Great Wines of America: The Top Forty Vintners, Vineyards, and Vintages (2005) 39 copies

Test Your Play As Declarer, Volume 1 (1982) 18 copies

Test Your Play as Declarer (1977) 7 copies

Test Your Play As Declarer: Volume 2 (1982) 4 copies

SECOND BOOK OF BRIDGE PROBLEMS (SINGLE DUMMY PLAYS) (1962) 2 copies

The second book of bridge problems (single dummy plays) 1 copy

Second book of Bridge problems (single dummy plays) (1962) 1 copy

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Inventing wine. A new history of one of the world's most ancient pleasures by Paul Lukacs

A very thorough and informative book on the history of wine. First believing this might be the ultimate book on the history of wine-making, new facts about the history of wine were discovered before I finished reading the book. All in all a very good book. However, the final chapters describing wines from the new world and modern day winemaking get a bit lost in the overwhelming amount of data about wine varieties, wineries and vineyards. Still, this would be a very good book to start with show more if you are interested in wine. show less

Feb 18, 2020