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This exciting new book is the distillation of a decade of writing about and indulgently enjoying Spanish wine on the part of its author, experienced wine and travel writer, Graeme Chesters.

It is a comprehensive guide aimed at both wine novice and connoisseur and, indeed, everyone in between, and sets out to remove the foggy mystique that sometimes envelops the subject. The writing style is accessible and witty, affording a warm and pleasurable as well as extremely informative read.

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This book is the most comprehensive guide in English to Andalucía’s vibrant small hotel and inn scene which has changed beyond recognition over the past decade.

This new guide by the author of the much praised Inland Trips from the Costa Blanca brings together some of the most delightful places to stay in the regions of Valencia, Murcia and Teruel.

From sumptuous palacios to tiny village casas rurales there is something to suit every need and pocket. In addition, many of the creations of a new young generation of hoteliers look beyond simply a comfortable bed to a range of activities including walking, canoeing, cooking and wine-tasting.

Why is the rivalry between Real Madrid and Barcelona football clubs so fierce? Are Spaniards losing interest in bullfighting? How Catholic is Spain today? Do Spaniards resent foreign residents? Will Spain ever recover the sovereignty of Gibraltar? 

Nostalgic, witty, insightful, Sunny Side Up takes the reader behind the white walls of Spain and is a lament for the Eden that never really existed.

In Janet Mendel’s exciting and visually striking new treatment of a familiar Spanish subject the reader is irresistibly drawn into the tapas experience. 

This is the true story - well, almost true - of Kaiser Otto, a posh, arrogant city cat from London, and his encounter with a bunch of loutish campo cats on his move to Spain.

The Essential Guide to Coarse Fishing in Spain is the first practical, in-depth guide in English to the exciting challenge presented by the country's innumerable waterways and essential reading for all enthusiasts of coarse fishing who want to enjoy a unique angling experience.

The sierras of this book are the Serranía de Ronda merging with the Sierra de Grazalema and the highlands of the province of Cádiz.
Author Alastair Boyd first came to the region in the late fifties and made a series of journies by horse into the surrounding countryside which were magically captured in his book The Road from Ronda. He returned to Ronda in the nineties to see if the Arcadia that he had discovered all those years ago still existed. The Sierras of the South describes what he found.