Do not buy this book until the publisher fixes it. It is shameful that the book is being sold with so many parts missing.

Robert Parker's guide is a classic work on wine and will remain so even after Apple's butcher job. The book, quite simply, was poorly digitized. Lists are cut off, margins begin about 1/4 into pages cutting off information, to name a few of the shortcomings. One disconcerting point, for me anyway, is that the table of contents will sometimes take you to the wine region you are interested in while other times you can rub your fingers raw and iBooks won't take you there. All in all a very shabby treatment of a respected work. Buy the real book, you will be a lot happier.

It's difficult to imagine an excuse for this ripoff. At the price charged, you might reasonably expect a complete book. Yet whole sections, e.g., everything except Europe, are blank. They've had months to fix it. Truly shameful.

Really a shame, would be great to have this book on my iPad. The book stops at Loire Valley (you can see that in the table of contents too), which is only about a third of the way into the book.