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Sep 19, 2011 · Reading Between the Wine s is a chance to wallow in Theise’s delicious world, a place in which the love of wine is both cerebral and profoundly intimate.” ― The Oregonian “In this inspiring and superbly written book, acclaimed importer Terry Theise muses on what constitutes beauty in wine and how to best appreciate it.
HOW DOES IT WORK? RBTW is best played with 4+ people and a 4 different wine samples. Each round introduces a new wine and a new theme card. Players sample the wine & write down their answer to the theme. The wine waiter of the round then reads them all aloud (with Shakesperean drama!) and each player gets one vote for their favorite answer.
Each round introduces a new wine and a new theme card, like, "If this wine had a job, what would it do?" or "Compare this wine to a celebrity." Players sample the wine & write down their answer to the theme. The "wine waiter" of the round then reads them all aloud (with Shakesperean drama!) and each player gets one vote for their favorite answer.
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Reading Between the Wines 2024 Guest Author Angie Kim moved as a preteen from Seoul, South Korea, to the suburbs of Baltimore. After graduating from Interlochen Arts Academy, she studied philosophy at Stanford University and attended Harvard Law School, where she was an editor of the Harvard Law Review.
"Like most of the best wine writing, Terry Thiese’s new Reading between the Wines is a small, personal book that can be read in an evening with a bottle alongside. . . . Thiese is a true wine writer, not a compiler of notes and numbers, so he can extol the character and nuances of a wine in a way that the oenophile can really appreciate."
Read Between The Wines! is a party game of wine, wit & wordplay. A deck of 54 theme cards inspire players to write hilarious wine descriptions, that will hav...
Sep 19, 2011 · "Like most of the best wine writing, Terry Thiese’s new Reading between the Wines is a small, personal book that can be read in an evening with a bottle alongside. . . . Thiese is a true wine writer, not a compiler of notes and numbers, so he can extol the character and nuances of a wine in a way that the oenophile can really appreciate."
