Tomek knows everything about guilt. He writes about it as I like it. They are associated with the people who make them and the place where they come from. His stories make you want to be there. And that you want to live in a hurry and sensual way. Marek Kondrat My family has been producing wine in Tuscany for five hundred years. I've been drinking wine for almost fifty. I still cannot speak of him with such knowledge and passion as Tomasz Prange-Barczyński. Tessa Capponi-Borowska The author writes well and prefers to talk beautifully about wine rather than to teach boringly. We owe these advantages to the book, which will be interesting to any – advanced and debuting – wine lover. The story is perfectly linked to the advice, read it immediately before you drink. Marek Bienczyk This book should be used with moderation. Whether I want to go to the museum during my vacation or the Oktoberfest, with Europe on the guilty trails, I would eventually end up in the cellar at the winemaker's. Agnieszka Kręglicka The greatest pleasure of my life? Wine tasting at its place of origin! A well-known journalist and wine critic, Tomasz Prange-Barczyński, takes readers on a journey through Europe's vineyards. He visits both places known, such as Tokaj or Tuscany, and those less popular, like Carnuntum and Lavaux. It shows winemakers and vineyards in the context of the culture and history of individual regions. The trail of his journey leads through thirteen European countries to... Poland, where producers also slowly open up to the welcome of the traveller. It's a story of guilt, but also of the man who makes it. Light, well documented, inspiring – this book is a necessary one for every wine lover!