Take a trip to Fall Creek Vineyards this weekend for an up-close and personal visit and book-signing with nationally-renowned wine expert and author, Denman Moody.

 Moody's newly released book, The Advanced Oenophile, is perfect for wine lovers of all types, whether novice or serious collector. The book presents wine fans with a new and entertaining guide that is both practical and educational. 

  Moody shares his vast knowledge gained from his evolution as a wine journalist and editor to wine consultant. Readers will be informed about the main wine regions throughout the world, along with recommendations for wine purchases that fit every budget.

  The Advanced Oenophile includes six articles and chapters written by experts in their respective fields, including the number one expert in the world for the topics of Port and Madeira.

  Moody has over 30 years in the wine business and The Washington Post once said his newsletter was ― 'the best publication in this country for tracking the state of rare and exotic wines.' He was the contributing editor on rare wines for International Wine Review in New York, and has also been published in numerous national and international publications.

  Come meet the author yourself and get your signed copy this weekend! Can't make it out? Find The Advance Oenophile on Amazon.com.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Denman Moody has been involved with wine for more than three decades. He began the quarterly wine newsletter Moody’s Wine Review in 1978. The Washington Post said his review was ―the best publication in this country for tracking the state of rare and exotic wines.

He was the contributing editor on rare wines for International Wine Review in New York, and has also been published in numerous national and international publications, including Revue du Vin de France in Paris. For the past decade, Moody has written the monthly wine column for Houston Lifestyles and Homes and its four sister magazines, reaching more than 400,000 high-end homes in Houston.

In 1991 Denman was inducted into ―Who's Who in Food and Wine in Texas—recognized as a major contributor to the field of food and wine in Texas‖ by The Dallas Morning News and the Texas Department of Agriculture. He has also received a lifetime achievement award from the Houston Grand Opera Wine Classic.