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DLW13 wrapup – We trended over Tiger Woods!
DLW 13 is now history. This is a cliché, but I have to say it: This year’s conference was the best ever. Not only did we shine a light on Maryland wine at a conference with about 150 people, but … Continue reading
Posted in DrinkLocalWine.com, Local Wine, Maryland, Uncategorized, Weblogs, Wine, writers
Tagged Drink Local Wine, Maryland Wine, Wine
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Another tour de force from Jancis Robinson
When I wrote my column for today’s Washington Post Food section on books to buy the oenophiliac on your list, I left out the most imposing one. Primarily because of space, but also because I couldn’t bring myself to recommend … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Wine, writers
Tagged Books, Grapes, Jancis Robinson, Master of Wine, Wine, Wine Grapes
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Steven Spurrier on American wines
During my interview with Steven Spurrier at the Virginia Wine Summit in Richmond earlier this month, I asked him about his impressions of U.S. wines, 36 years after his famous Paris tasting put California on the world wine map. The … Continue reading
Posted in California, Local Wine, New York, Oregon, Virginia, Washington, Washington Post, Wine, writers
Tagged Steven Spurrier, Virginia Wine, Wine
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Virginia wins a key British endorsement
Steven Spurrier came to Virginia and liked what he saw — and what he tasted. “Virginia makes the kind of wines I like to drink,” Spurrier said at the inaugural Virginia Wine Summit held in Richmond earlier this month. Coming … Continue reading
Posted in Cabernet Franc, Eastern US, Local Wine, Virginia, Washington Post, Wine, writers
Tagged Steven Spurrier, Virginia, Virginia Wine
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Winemakers do a number on Wine Spectator
Call Central Casting and request a flamboyent French winemaker who epitomizes joie de vivre and bonhomie, and they’d probably send you Jean-Charles Boisset. Boisset is the scion of a famous Burgundy family who in recent years has embarked on a … Continue reading
Posted in California, Film, France, Humor, Wine, Wine Humor, writers
Tagged Boisset, Buena Vista Winery, Dan Berger, French Wine, Mondovino, Robert Mondavi
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Do “real oenophiles” like local wine?
The local wine movement continues to grow, yet there are still many prominent doubters. The Wall Street Journal chimed in recently with a commentary on its Speakeasy blog. The author, Charles Passy, acknowledged that he spent an enjoyable hour or … Continue reading
Posted in Eastern US, Local Wine, Rants, Travel, Virginia, Wine, writers
Tagged Local Wine, Travel, Wine
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Worth Reading: the Catching-Up Collection
I’ve taken a break from the blog, but not from reading about wine. Here are some great recent reads, in case you haven’t seen them. The Rudy Kurniawan wine-fraud saga has had two write-ups, by Ben Wallace in New York … Continue reading
Posted in Parker, Uncategorized, Weblogs, Wine, writers
Tagged Wine, Wine Bloggers, Wine Fraud
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Worth Reading: Provoking Adam Lee
Some fun and interesting keyboard musings this week: W. Blake Gray indulges in his favorite sport – provoking Adam Lee of Siduri with a post about low alcohol levels. It’s a great way to boost your comment totals on a … Continue reading
Posted in California, Current Affairs, DrinkLocalWine.com, Local Wine, Parker, Pinot Noir, Weblogs, Wine, writers
Tagged Local Wine, Robert M. Parker Jr., Wine
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Colorado wines impress
DrinkLocalWine.com, an organization I co-founded four years ago with Dallas-based wine writer Jeff Siegel, held its fourth annual conference last weekend in Denver, bringing together bloggers from as far away as New York and California to explore Colorado wine. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in DrinkLocalWine.com, Local Wine, Uncategorized, Web/Tech, writers
Tagged Colorado, Local Wine, Wine
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Colorado Guv plugs the state’s vino
At last weekend’s DrinkLocalWine.com conference in Denver, our annual writers’ dinner was held at the Governor’s Residence. The venue alone was testament to how much importance the state put on the conference and the opportunity to showcase its wines to … Continue reading
Posted in Colorado, DrinkLocalWine.com, Local Wine, Weblogs, Wine, writers
Tagged Colorado Wine, DrinkLocalWine.com, John Hickenlooper, Wine
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