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Tuesday, June 9th

Each day our editors monitor wine industry blogs and select the most relevant, recent postings. A summary of each posting with a link to the blog is listed below.

June 19, 2009

Tom Wark Fermentation Substack Newsletter

The U.S. Open of Wine?

June 19, 2009

The Wine Skewer

Breaking Down the Bitchy Relationship between Wine Magazines and Wine Retailers {plus: Showcasing a Trio of True Independents}

June 19, 2009

Steve Heimoff

The care and feeding of wine writers (Well, this one, anyway)

June 19, 2009

Reign of Terroir

Neal Rosenthal, Farmer, Beekeeper, Wine Agonist, pt.2

June 19, 2009

The Cellarist

Germany's 2008 wines - a first glance

June 19, 2009

NYTimes Diner's Journal

The Wrong Grape Can Make Sparkling Wines Seem Flat

June 19, 2009

Jameson Fink

Oenophile Bibliophilia

June 19, 2009

JancisRobinson.com - fine writing on fine wines

Shelf reports - a guide

June 19, 2009

Dr. Vino's wine blog

Some summer wine picks - and Forbes.com

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East Coast Wineries
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JancisRobinson.com - fine writing on fine wines
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Grape Wall of China
Q&8: Ma Huiqin on Marselan as China's Flagship Grape

Kathleen Wilcox
Wine Sales Are Down, But Not Universally. Here's What's Moving, and Why

Maven's Notebook
Central Valley Water Board Advances Groundwater Protection, Safer Drinking Water in Modesto Area

Lettie Teague
What does that even mean? A few pet peeves and a good cheap pink

Wineanorak -online wine magazine
Is the term 'natural' wine really based on a mistranslation?

Kathleen Wilcox
Wine Sales Are Down, But Not Universally. Here's What's Moving, and Why

Lettie Teague
What does that even mean? A few pet peeves and a good cheap pink

Eater
Restaurants Are Going Horse Girl

The Taste with Doug Shafer
The Future of Wine Sales Is Already Here | Blake Van Treese

Tim Atkin
Is The Customer Always Right?

Drinks Insider
Alcohol Keeps Handing Its Enemies a Free Weapon Instead of taking the easy win

Wineanorak -online wine magazine
Is the term 'natural' wine really based on a mistranslation?

Robert Joseph
Vineyards are Morphing from Assets Into Cost Centres. Time to Sell? An Australian giant is exiting vineyard ownership. An example for others to follow?

The Sommpour
When the Spreadsheet Meets the Vineyard

The Wine Economist
The Battle of Land versus Brand

Vino Voices
Cannes Yacht Dining, & 2023 Bordeaux Wines

Ted Hall
Napa Valley's Reckoning, The Question Is No Longer Whether the Market Will Correct-but How Much Must Change

Robert Joseph
Adapt, Exit or Die: a Five-Year Action Plan for Six Different Kinds of Wine Business

The Polished Palate
Sideways moved Pinot 170%. Uncorked is coming for Napa

Kathleen Wilcox
Wine Sales Are Down, But Not Universally. Here's What's Moving, and Why

The Corrupt Wine Writer
An Interview with an Average Wine Buyer, Here's How My Sister Chooses Wine. You Are Not Going to Like It

Ted Hall
When the Market Clears, How Napa's Wine Boom Reached Its Limits-and What Happens Next

Dave Infante
How many overdue bills has RNDC left unpaid in its collapse?

Ted Hall
Napa Valley and the Commissioner Who Never Came, Too Many Teams for the Same Game-and No One Running the League

Lettie Teague
Three Cute Wine Towns and One Odd Wine Device - Part One of a Two-Part Whirlwind Trip to California

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