Early scientific pamphlet on wine diseases.

A wine merchant's and sommelier's vademecum from the prestigious Manuels-Roret series.

Charming Don Quixote parody set in Beaujolais wine country, illustrated by Line Touchet.

Pioneering wine tourism guide through Beaujolais by renowned viticulturist Vermorel, with period photographs.

Early 20th-century Italian botanical herbarium with 12 specimens

Limited edition of the 1853 treatise on grape disease prevention by renowned botanist Trevisan.

Foundational Chilean viticulture manual by agronomist Manuel Rojas L., the industry's definitive 1950 reference.

Pyrotechnics: from military craft to a disciplined science of spectacle.

An archaeological masterpiece: 65 chromolithographs preserving Pompeii's vanished frescoes.

The foundation of modern mechanical engineering.

Cantoni’s vine cure: sulfur, science, and social education in crisis response.

Pioneering geological study of fertilizing substrates: early terroir science from the South of Italy.

Gasparrini names the vine plague haunting Southern Italy’s vineyards.

Before natural wine became a myth, chemistry was already defending it.

Pruning beyond seasonal superstition, in blue paper.

Vineyards of Riesling and Orleans, Romantic Rhine, mapped for the enlightened traveler.

A sparkling fusion of chemistry and theatre in a rare fireworks manual.

A gentleman’s guide to wine: sharp, witty, and unexpectedly scientific.

Forty-five plates to document one of the first museums and libraries, still shimmering with Baroque wunderkammer flair.

Over a hundred Roman war machines (including incredible diving bells) charming readers for centuries.

Science in the vineyard: rare 1802 first Italian edition of Enlightenment (natural) winemaking.

Tobacco as a miracle herb, with images of Native American traditional knowledge, Persian pipes recorded in a Western book for the first time, and botanical beauties.

Esca vine disease insights from 1898 that still speak to today’s vintners.