Tangled Vines: Greed, Murder, Obsession, and an Arsonist in the Vineyards of California | 
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bailedThis isn't a bad book, but at halfway I just couldn't get into it. It may be a mood thing, I picked it up because I was desperate for something to fill #goodreadssummerreading cat "a genre you've never read before," which was nearly impossible for me but I don't think I've read a "wine" book. But this is also very much a book about rich people problems in an industry built on racism/slavery (which the author recognizes) so I don't really care...
Updates to my #nonfiction2019 #BINGO finished "Becoming" for something with politics, currently listening to "The River of Doubt" about Theodore Roosevelt's expedition to map an unknown river in the Amazon for something with history, and the tagged book for something with law or medicine - it involves an arson case and the following investigation.
Any recs I can use for the "something you saw on Litsy" category, Littens?
I read this because it is close to wear I live. I liked the crime story part but I remember a lot of the rest being boring.
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It‘s the pursuit of the experience, the belief that wine opens up worlds and forged friendships that drives people to be obsessed.
@Vbrrgirl you must be psychic! How did you know I was considering taking somm ? I will take this book as a sign I should jump right in!! Wonderful wonderful package 😍😀😊 Thank you so much! And thank you to @BookishMarginalia for organizing! #summersantagoespostal
"I found myself on a quest of sorts, one to comprehend why someone would knowingly ruin that much wine, and to better understand the drive it took to make a good bottle of wine."
