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Culinaria - Andrè, Julien

Cellarman's manual, or practical instructions on how to manage wines., 1830

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€ 300 - 350

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Containing: The Theory of Tasting, Clarification, Tanning, Secondary Fermentation of Wines, Means of Preventing Their Alterations, and of Restoring Them When They Are Degenerate, or Naturally Defective, of Distinguishing Pure Wines from Mixed, Advanced, or Artificial Wines.
First Italian edition recompiled from the French work and adapted to Italian usage by Pietro Nosetti. Turin, by the Reycend brothers, 1830. 16°, with 2 large copper engraved plates folded several times. Contemporary leather binding, label, gold title on the spine, coloured edges. Preserved in a case.


Specialist Notes

First Italian edition of the most famous work by André Jullien (1766-1832), considered the father of modern oenology. His "Manuel du Sommelier", received with great success since its first release, is a striking manifestation: it contains a large quantity of observations, advice and recommendations on the art of tasting and on how to take care of wines; it teaches us how to prevent accidents during aging and how to distinguish pure and mixed wines, adulterated or artificial wines, exposing in a single body all the knowledge on wine of the 19th century.

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