Saturday, February 7, 2009

Hospitality Marketing Management or The Simple Art of Marrying Food and Wine

Hospitality Marketing Management

Author: Robert D Reid

Covers the major principles of marketing with a practical, applications oriented approach. This is a core marketing text specifically geared for the hospitality student. It covers the major principles of marketing with a practical, applications oriented approach, rather than traditional marketing texts found in the business programs that focus on a lot of theory.



• Includes coverage of tourism marketing

• Features new material on marketing technology and it's implications in the hospitality industry

• Offers international coverage

• Provides new, applications approach to the discipline of marketing




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The Simple Art of Marrying Food and Wine

Author: Mark Hix

Why does a particular wine taste better with a specific dish? This is the definitive answer to that age-old question, written by two highly respected authorities on the subjects of food and wine. Featuring a practical, recipe-led concept, this tasty guide is divided into various food groups and then broken down further by individual ingredients.

First, Mark Hix provides a wide range of sample recipes, featuring a variety of cooking methods, and shows how cooking processes affect flavor and texture. Malcolm Gluck responds by suggesting a broad selection of the most sublime wine matches for each dish, explaining the chemistry behind each perfect culinary marriage.

Invaluable information boxes cross-reference other ingredients and cooking styles, while wine checklists allow quick access to a variety of wines that complement each dish and its ingredients. In addition, there are more than seventy stunning photographs by award-winning photographer Jason Lowe; information on over 250 wines; and a selection of 45 luscious recipes that will encourage wine and food lovers to explore and learn more about different, delicious pairings.



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