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Each day our editors monitor 50 wine industry blogs and select the most relevant, recent postings.
A summary of each posting with a link to the blog is listed below.
Artisan Family of Wines
What's Wrong with Chardonnay? Nothing November 20th I read with interest Steve Heimoff’s recent blog post: “The problem(s) with Chardonnay” ...I have two reactions to Steve Heimoff’s article: 1. I agree with everything he has to say. 2. I disagree with everything he has to say.
What's Wrong with Chardonnay? Nothing November 20th I read with interest Steve Heimoff’s recent blog post: “The problem(s) with Chardonnay” ...I have two reactions to Steve Heimoff’s article: 1. I agree with everything he has to say. 2. I disagree with everything he has to say.
Palate Press
Trust is the New Black: Your Local Retailer as Wine Confidante November 20th By now, the effect of “expert” opinion on runaway consumer spending has washed away in the flood waters of billion dollar Ponzi schemes and predatory lending.
Trust is the New Black: Your Local Retailer as Wine Confidante November 20th By now, the effect of “expert” opinion on runaway consumer spending has washed away in the flood waters of billion dollar Ponzi schemes and predatory lending.
The Cellarist
One Barrel: What's wrong with "natural wine" November 20th Which commment from which defender of modern winemaking advances did it? Somewhere in the past couple weeks I had to accept: Natural wine is toast.
One Barrel: What's wrong with "natural wine" November 20th Which commment from which defender of modern winemaking advances did it? Somewhere in the past couple weeks I had to accept: Natural wine is toast.
Reign of Terroir
The Natural Philosophy of Cork, A Green Business November 20th Cork versus screw cap. The conversation has gotten quite stale for the wine drinker. And that is because the terms of debate largely revolve around the issue of the preservation of wine alone.
The Natural Philosophy of Cork, A Green Business November 20th Cork versus screw cap. The conversation has gotten quite stale for the wine drinker. And that is because the terms of debate largely revolve around the issue of the preservation of wine alone.
Steve Heimoff
Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss. November 20th I suppose it’s not particularly original to point out that social media is not the first movement to revolutionize the authoritarian structure of broadcast communication in this country, but the second.
Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss. November 20th I suppose it’s not particularly original to point out that social media is not the first movement to revolutionize the authoritarian structure of broadcast communication in this country, but the second.
Dr. Vino's wine blog
Beyond Thunderdome: on Gary Vee's Wine Library TV November 20th When Gary Vaynerchuk asked me on the “thunder show” I was afraid. Not of him even though he’s an entrepreneur, wine retailer, dynamo, and internet phenom. No, I was afraid he would make me eat dirt. (As he made Conan do.)
Beyond Thunderdome: on Gary Vee's Wine Library TV November 20th When Gary Vaynerchuk asked me on the “thunder show” I was afraid. Not of him even though he’s an entrepreneur, wine retailer, dynamo, and internet phenom. No, I was afraid he would make me eat dirt. (As he made Conan do.)
PG BLOG
numero uno November 20th The buzz (at least here in Washington) generated by the Spectator's "Wine of the Year" choice is worth at least another post, so here goes. The twin poles of in-state commentary are best represented by the Wine Commission, who put out a predictably chirpy press release, and Jon Rimmerman of Garagiste, whose thoughts closely mirror my own.
numero uno November 20th The buzz (at least here in Washington) generated by the Spectator's "Wine of the Year" choice is worth at least another post, so here goes. The twin poles of in-state commentary are best represented by the Wine Commission, who put out a predictably chirpy press release, and Jon Rimmerman of Garagiste, whose thoughts closely mirror my own.
Juicy Tales by Jo Diaz
Winemaker José Fonseca ~ Enoforum Wines ~ Évora: Alentejo, Portugal November 20th Something I learned at the European Wine Bloggers Conference is that Lisbon hotels are no better than American hotels when it comes to hosting a group of techies. Connectivity with everyone running around with computers is almost non-existent.
Winemaker José Fonseca ~ Enoforum Wines ~ Évora: Alentejo, Portugal November 20th Something I learned at the European Wine Bloggers Conference is that Lisbon hotels are no better than American hotels when it comes to hosting a group of techies. Connectivity with everyone running around with computers is almost non-existent.
The Winery Website Report
Lessons From Wine.Com November 20th Wine.com sells a lot of wine. As a result, I think that wineries looking to sell more wine online should look at wine.com to see if there are any lessons to be learned from how they do things.
Lessons From Wine.Com November 20th Wine.com sells a lot of wine. As a result, I think that wineries looking to sell more wine online should look at wine.com to see if there are any lessons to be learned from how they do things.
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