Some cartoonies for Andy

These are some cartoons we did to help illustrate Andy Corrigan's upcoming blockbusting, beer banning, book, "Table Talk". Coming to a book shop (or cyber book shop) near you soon. Keep an eye out for it. Has all you need to know about the fine art of mixing wine, food, company and conversation.

Enjoy.........        J

the fine art of decanting!!

entertaining at home

the joy of champagne



a natural restaurant trend

choosing the most suitable glass

appropriate food....!!!

how to securely store your wine


To keep up with Andy, book release dates and all things Oenologistic head to his link at http://www.ewineconsult.com/

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