AWARDS 4.- BEST WINE BOOK - EUROPE 2000 BEST WINE BOOK ON EUROPE The old world includes all Europe except France. However, the new initiatives in Italy, Spain, Hungary, or even french Languedoc Roussillon are close to the "new world" concepts. The key difference is the stringent system of regulations maintained by the European Union. It might be another case of the fight of regulations against market, with "old world" facing the risk of losing export markets. WORLD BEST WINE BOOK ON "OLD WORLD" 
| a.. Barolo, by Maurizio Rosso (Omega) |
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FINALISTS ENGLISH 
| - The New Italy, by Daniele Cornilli and Marco Sabellico (Mitchell Beazley-UK) |
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PORTUGUESE 
| a.. Jancis Robinson Tastes The Best Portuguese Table Wines, by Jancis Robinson (Cotovia). There is also an english edition |
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ITALIAN a.. Barolo, by Maurizio Rosso (Omega) 1998 BEST BOOK - EUROPE a.. The New Spain, by John Radford (Mitchell Beazley) FINALISTS ENGLISH a.. The New Spain, by John Radford (Mitchell Beazley) DUTCH 
| a.. Port, by Rudolf Pierik (AD Donker) |
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1997 BEST WINE BOOK - EUROPE 
| a.. Les Vins de Moselle (Guy Binsfeld - Luxemburg) |
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a.. Les Vins de Moselle (Guy Binsfeld - Luxemburg) FINALISTS FRENCH - Les Vins de Moselle (Guy Binsfeld- Luxembourg) | 
