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Let Oz help you select the perfect wine for every meal or occasion ? from classic wines to exceptional finds at surprisingly affordable prices. This easy-to-use, award-winning CD-ROM covers every aspect of choosing, evaluating and enjoying wine.
There's no quicker way to improve the quality of wine you drink.
Find the wine you want
Visit wine regions
Learn how to evaluate wines
Find the perfect wine for a meal
Improve your wine knowledge
What's in Oz Clarke's Wine Guide CD-ROM
What the critics said
System requirements

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Find the wine you want.
Use the unique Wine Selector to set your own criteria, such as grape variety, producer, region, style, star rating or food match, to find the wine you want from a virtual cellar packed with over 10,000 individual wine entries.
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Visit wine regions around the world.
59 interactive, scrolling maps in the Atlas let you globetrot around the world's great wine-producing regions. Pan across countries or go in for a closer look, then jump directly to information about each region's geography, climate, wines and major producers. It's the perfect way to plan a wine tour or to learn more about where wine comes from.
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Learn how to evaluate wines with 'how-to' videos. Wine Tasting with Oz is a deliciously informative video guide. Get to grips with the wine-lover's most essential paraphenalia and pick up some practical tips. Let Oz show you how he tastes and assesses wine and also spots faults. Then finish up with a personal Oz Clarke tour of the world's favourite wine styles and flavours and discover, for example, how a California Cabernet Sauvignon differs from a red Bordeaux.
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Find the perfect wine for a meal.
The Food and Wine database offers 1200 mouth-watering suggestions for ideal wine partners to over 600 international dishes, from filet mignon to pasta with tomato sauce.
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Improve your wine knowledge.
The comprehensive Encyclopedia has 3500 entries covering wines, producers, regions, grape varieties and technical terms. There is also information on best years, price ranges and links to extensive regional vintage reports and maturity charts. All entries give pronunciations to help you with unfamiliar names or wine terms.
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What's in Oz Clarke's Wine Guide CD-ROM
54 'How-to' Wine Tasting Videos
1,200 Food and Wine Matches
3,500-entry Encyclopedia & Glossary
10,000-entry Wine Selector Database
35,000 Vintage Recommendations
6,000 Individual Producers
1,000s of Cross-references
59 Scrolling Maps
What the critics said about the CD-ROM and Oz
'Everything you ever wanted to know about wine is here.... For such a massive amount of information, it's all very well laid out.... This CD-ROM is both educational and inspiring.' Computer Buyer
'The ultimate in wine guides.' PC Homes
'The most enthralling specialist encyclopedia on the market.' PC Direct
'One of the best CD-ROMs you can buy.' Personal Computer World
'...by far the best CD-ROM on wine.' Dan Berger, LA Times
'A brilliantly put-together CD-ROM.' PC Review
'There is as much for the wine dunce as for the wine expert.' The Sunday Telegraph
'For wine lovers, no matter their expertise, this disk has it all.' NY Times
'A cracking bluffer's guide to the science of plinkity-plonk.' PC Answers
'Whether you're an expert or a novice, this is an easy way to find out more about wines.' San Francisco Examiner
'A first-rate CD-ROM. There's enough here to fascinate everyone from the rank beginner to the seasoned wine collector.' California Grapevine
'Cannot be faulted.' CD-ROM Magazine
'Powerful stuff.' The Daily Telegraph
'For anyone serious about having fun with wine, it's brilliant.? Eat Soup
'A fine CD-ROM...' The Independent
'Oz Clarke... strips away the mystique and snobbery surrounding wine.' Personal Computer World
'His love of wine is infectious...The perfect host.' PC Format
'Perhaps the best-known and respected wine expert around.' PC Home
'One of TV's most ebullient eccentrics.' PC Answers
System requirements
For Windows:
Multimedia PC with 486 SX or higher processor running either Microsoft Windows 95, 98 or Windows NT(r) Workstation v3.51 or later
16 MB of memory (RAM)
20 MB of available hard-disk space
CD-ROM drive (double-speed or higher)
Super VGA, 256-colour monitor
Mouse or compatible pointing device
Audio board and headphones or speakers
For Macintosh:
Any Macintosh computer with Mac OS System 7 or later
At least 8 MB of memory (RAM)
At least 10 MB of available hard disk space
CD-ROM drive (double-speed or higher)
A 256-colour, 640x480 (13-inch) or higher resolution monitor
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