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A nice lineup for DLW13 – in less than 2 weeks!
The annual Drink Local Wine conference will be in Baltimore on April 13 – now less than two weeks away. There’s still time to make plans to join us at the Tremont Hotel for the conference and lunch and the … Continue reading
Posted in DrinkLocalWine.com, Eastern US, Local Wine, Maryland, Uncategorized, Wine
Tagged #mdwine, Baltimore, Bottlenotes, Dave Collins, Maryland Wine, Twitter Taste-Off, Virginia, Wine
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Virginia’s record wine sales show the Old Dominion’s for real
Maybe this regional wine thing is for real after all. Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell announced this week that Virginia wineries sold nearly 485,000 cases of wine in 2012, a new record. Virginia wine sales have risen by an average of … Continue reading
It all begins with an idea …
The Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History will unveil a new exhibit next week called “FOOD: Transforming the American Table 1950-2000.” A major part of this exhibit – which anyone who eats or drinks should visit – covers the … Continue reading
Posted in California, DrinkLocalWine.com, Eastern US, Food and Drink, Local Wine, Regional Wine Week, Virginia, Washington Post, Wine
Tagged Smithsonian, Virginia, 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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Oh well, back to blogging …
Fall has turned cold. It’s definitely football weather. And apple cider weather, too. Apples are at their best this time of year, so I eat many more than in other seasons. Cider, of course, is not as perishable – that’s … Continue reading
Early Mountain Vineyards makes a case for Virginia wine
Steve and Jean Case threw a grand opening party for their Early Mountain Vineyards winery on Saturday, showcasing their renovated property and their innovative vision for promoting not just their own wines, but Virginia’s best from other producers as well. … Continue reading
Posted in Eastern US, Local Wine, Virginia, Washington Post, Wine
Tagged AOL, Bob McDonnell, Jean Case, Steve Case, Virginia, Virginia Wine, Wine
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Virginia allows corkage – but does anybody know that?
When a customer brought his own wine to Maplewood Grill in Vienna on New Year’s Eve, owner Marcel Kuchler smelled a rat. “You don’t want to mess around with the [Alcohol Beverage Control],” he said. “They send undercover people around … Continue reading
At Trump Winery – Renovations, not demolitions
When Donald Trump purchased the former Kluge Estate winery last April at a bankruptcy auction, speculation ran rampant over what would become of Virginia’s largest vineyard property. Trump gained an operating winery with about 220 acres planted to vines on … Continue reading