"I've been taking a course on WSET wines lately, and the maps here are the best of the versions I could find!Very convenient and accurate replica of the information related to the appellations, highly recommended!"

"The chart we got of the wine grape varietals from De Long is just what we needed when we have friends over who are just learning about wines. We can show them this chart and they can begin to understand why they like certain wines. It's been a lot of fun having it to show! Thanks."

"No serious student or afficiando should be without these maps. Available folded so you can carry with, flat with magnetic frame for hanging and in relief (I'm hoping). To see these maps with elevation would be as game changing as they would be mesmerizing. \r\nI was not sure if the magnetic hangers would be viable. They are. It's a simple hanging. If they were matted and framed they'd be museum\/gallery readyI'd love to see small regions on coffee mugs ... represenative of what CMS might test one with.\r\nDelivery was very quick.\r\nOne can never have enough maps. And charts. But poorly made. poorly thought ... those are just a waste of time. These are neither. I'd love to see a map of the Mediterranean. or a Map of the Ancient areas including the paths taken to them. I'd love to see these maps with an integration of 'time' applied. Perhaps by studying the ancient areas of cultivation we can have a better understanding of where climate change will take the grapes.\r\nA Map of the Mediterranean would be amazing.\r\nAs would a Map of the Black Sea.\r\n"