Recently Tweeted
- @gdanielagalarza @jwscoop @MOMsOrganicMrkt @JoeYonan I love the College Park store, especially the breads!Tweeted 2 days ago
- @Longhairleeroy @MarkHertling @MalcolmNance @Acosta It’s Russian politics, not American politics driving this.Tweeted 2 days ago
- RT @jncorcoran1: A weekly selection of delicious sips, including a low-calorie California chardonnay that doesn't sacrifice on flavor - by…Tweeted 3 days ago
- RT @jncorcoran1: A regulatory agency called out misuse of the word "clean" in marketing wine, a term still riddled with confusion and lack…Tweeted 3 days ago
- @gdanielagalarza And of course you DID want to play. That’s how dogs cheer us up.Tweeted 5 days ago
Historical WineLine
Top Posts & Pages
Category Archives: Science
Save the Wine Geeks! (Donate here … )
That does it. I’m starting an Internet campaign to “Save the Wine Geeks.” We’ve always had a bad name (usually “snob” or “elitist”) and we can let that slide off our backs. But I’m tired of the Mainstream Media using … Continue reading
An AmpelWHATapher?
Ampelography is one of the funniest sounding words in wine, a field that’s full of potential puns and double entendres. It means simply, the study and identification of grapevines. And Lucie Morton is one of this country’s leading ampelographers. But … Continue reading
Posted in Bordeaux, Cabernet Franc, Eastern US, France, Local Wine, Maryland, Religion, Science, Terroir, Virginia, Washington Post, Wine
Tagged ampelography, Local Wine, Maryland Wine, Virginia Wine, Wine
2 Comments