Stephen Reiss

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Hay pocas b squedas m s internacionales que el vino. Si se recorre a pie a trav s de vi as en lugares arrojados lejanos, descifrando una etiqueta o invitados directores a trav s de su bodega, las posibilidades est n all unas palabras de vino que son m s que un poco ajenas para usted. Las palabras de vino cambian de una tierra al otro, y no s lo porque est n en otra lengua. Una transcripci n est ndar le dir a que "Vin en Vrac" pens "que el Vino Desordenadamente", m s bien que el m s f cil entend a "Vino a Granel". Cada una de las cinco lenguas ha sido minuciosamente investigada para encontrar las mejores traducciones, no transcripciones, para el mundo de vino.

There are few pursuits more international than wine. Whether you are traipsing through vineyards in far flung locales, deciphering a label, or guiding visitors through your winery, chances are there a few wine words that are more than a little foreign to you. The words of wine change from one land to another, and not just because they are in another language. A standard transliteration would tell you that "Vin en Vrac" meant "Wine Pell-Mell" rather than the easier to understand "Bulk Wine." Each of the five languages have been painstakingly researched to find the best translations, not transliterations, for the wine world.