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Holz, Whiskey und Wein: Eine Geschichte der Fässer

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Release Year
2014
ISBN
9781780233567
Book Title
Wood, Whiskey and Wine : a History of Barrels
Item Length
8.5in
Publisher
Reaktion Books, The Limited
Publication Year
2014
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
1.1in
Author
Henry H. Work
Genre
Technology & Engineering, Cooking, Science
Topic
Beverages / Alcoholic / Wine, Beverages / Alcoholic / Beer, Technical & Manufacturing Industries & Trades, History, Chemistry / Industrial & Technical
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
16 Oz
Number of Pages
224 Pages

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Wood, Whiskey and Wine is a unique and enlightening account of the significant, but rarely acknowledged, function of wooden barrels over the past two millennia. Always adapting to the requirements of the day, barrels have changed the face of the global economy and ensured the safe passage of provisions in times of peace and war. Intrinsically linked to the use of wood and ships, the barrel evolved to become a flexible and vital component of the world's shipping industry, transporting not only wine and beer but also everything from crude oil and explosives to nails and Tabasco sauce.

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Publisher
Reaktion Books, The Limited
ISBN-10
1780233566
ISBN-13
9781780233567
eBay Product ID (ePID)
201732328

Product Key Features

Book Title
Wood, Whiskey and Wine : a History of Barrels
Author
Henry H. Work
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Beverages / Alcoholic / Wine, Beverages / Alcoholic / Beer, Technical & Manufacturing Industries & Trades, History, Chemistry / Industrial & Technical
Publication Year
2014
Genre
Technology & Engineering, Cooking, Science
Number of Pages
224 Pages

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Item Length
8.5in
Item Height
1.1in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
16 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Ts890
Reviews
Work has done a fine job directing the spotlight toward an object that seems to beg for inattention. Although much diminished from their peak a century ago, coopers are today thriving again with American bourbon makers clamoring for new casks. (Federal regulations require that anything labeled 'bourbon' be aged in new oak casks). The number of craft spirits producers has also surged in the past decade, and barrels are suddenly in short supply. Among vintners, high-quality barrels also remain in high demand, although makers of cheaper wines have embraced workarounds, including the use of oak chips and short planks placed in stainless steel tanks. Work offers a breezy tour through all this and more. When you reach the end of this book, I can pretty much guarantee you won't think of barrels the same way again. Next time you pass a geranium planter made from an old whiskey barrel cleaved in two at Home Depot, take a moment to pause and pay your respects. This was the container that built America., "There is plenty in it of interest, and not just for the many fans of wine and whiskey. . . . Work sets out to demonstrate the technological, cultural, and economic importance of barrels from their development, probably before 500 BC, to their ubiquity for storage and transport from the Middle Ages until the early 20th century. . . . Wood, Whiskey and Wine provide a snappy alliterative title and happen also to be Work's own direct experience; he is a cooper who has worked in the vineyards of Napa Valley, Kentucky whiskey distilleries (he knows to spell it without the "e" when talking about the drinkable stuff) and in New Zealand.", Henry H. Work, a cooper himself since the '70s, takes us through the two millennia-long story of cooperage--from the birth of the trade to the evolution from bucket to barrel to its function in beverage to the uncertain future of the craft. This is an interesting and thorough look at the modest container's significant role in history. It's sure to give any beer, wine, or whiskey enthusiast a serious (metaphorical) rager., Wood, Whiskey and Wine is an enlightening study of this humble wooden receptacle. In simple, non-academic prose, Work traces the wooden barrel from its Celtic roots, through its heyday as a necessity for seafaring industries, to its current utility in aging alcohol. . . . Casual and concise, this is a book for every wine drinker who enjoys a bit of history., "A thorough and entertaining journey from amphorae, barrels' predecessors, through their period of domination, to their relative demise due to replacement with such as plastic and metal containers. . . . There is much to interest both the general reader and the beer enthusiast in this well-written history of a container that has been with humanity for so long." , "There is plenty in it of interest, and not just for the many fans of wine and whiskey. . . . Work sets out to demonstrate the technological, cultural, and economic importance of barrels from their development, probably before 500 BC, to their ubiquity for storage and transport from the Middle Ages until the early 20th century. . . . Wood, Whiskey and Wine provide a snappy alliterative title and happen also to be Work's own direct experience; he is a cooper who has worked in the vineyards of Napa Valley, Kentucky whiskey distilleries (he knows to spell it without the "e" when talking about the drinkable stuff) and in New Zealand." , "Henry H. Work, a cooper himself since the '70s, takes us through the two millennia-long story of cooperage--from the birth of the trade to the evolution from bucket to barrel to its function in beverage to the uncertain future of the craft. This is an interesting and thorough look at the modest container's significant role in history. It's sure to give any beer, wine, or whiskey enthusiast a serious (metaphorical) rager."  , Wood, Whiskey and Wine  is an enlightening study of this humble wooden receptacle. In simple, non-academic prose, Work traces the wooden barrel from its Celtic roots, through its heyday as a necessity for seafaring industries, to its current utility in aging alcohol. . . . Casual and concise, this is a book for every wine drinker who enjoys a bit of history., A thorough and entertaining journey from amphorae, barrels' predecessors, through their period of domination, to their relative demise due to replacement with such as plastic and metal containers. . . . There is much to interest both the general reader and the beer enthusiast in this well-written history of a container that has been with humanity for so long.
Table of Content
Introduction 1. Need: Why Wooden Barrels? 2. Evolution: From Buckets to Barrels 3. Celts: A Nexus of Skills and Technology 4. Romans: Employing the Barrels for Trade 5. Middle Ages: A Surge in Barrel Use 6. Parallels: Wooden Barrels and Wooden Boats 7. Organizations: From Guilds to Cooperages 8. Oak: Wood for Barrels 9. Air, Water and Fire: Crafting Wooden Barrels 10. Wine: Barrels and Oak Ageing 11. Craftsmen: The Coopers 12. Other Barrels: Spirits, Fortified Wines and Beer 13. Oak Flavouring: Oak Alternatives and Barrel Shaving 14: Cooperage: The Bigger Picture References Bibliography Acknowledgements Photo Acknowledgements Index
Copyright Date
2014
Lccn
2015-375095
Dewey Decimal
674/.82
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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