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What You Should Know About Regional #Wine
Regional Wine Week is off to a roaring start. My co-conspirator in this effort, Jeff Siegel – aka “The Wine Curmudgeon” – has kicked off the effort with a thought-provoking essay called “7 Things You Need to Know About Regional … Continue reading
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Tagged Local Wine, Regional Wine Week, Wine
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Regional Wine Week Creates Some Buzz
Regional Week 2010 is this week, which you know since I’ve been telling you. But the world is noticing, too. We’ve managed to create some buzz, including this nice interview of Jeff Siegel on ColoradoWino.com. And vintners near Traverse City … Continue reading
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Tagged Haiku, Local Wine, Regional Wine Week, Wine
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Oz Clarke Gives Two Thumbs Way Up for Virginia Wine!
Here’s a great way to start Regional Wine Week: I received my copy of Oz Clarke’s Pocket Wine Guide 2011 yesterday – it’s a fun, handy reference volume with short entries on wine grapes, regions and producers around the world, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, California, Current Affairs, Local Wine, Maryland, New York, Regional Wine Week, Virginia, Weblogs, Wine, writers
Tagged Local Wine, Oz Clarke, Regional Wine Week, Virginia, Virginia Wine
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Not Your Father’s Virginia Wine
Does your impression of Virginia wine date back to an unfortunate taste 10 or 20 years ago, in a store or at a sweltering festival somewhere in hunt country? Mine did, but I kept tasting, as Virginia wines kept getting … Continue reading
New York on My Mind
I’m a big fan of New York wines. Riesling from the Finger Lakes seems to get better every year, especially as winemakers continue to carve out a distinctive style that speaks of the region’s terroir. Are they particularly German? Well, … Continue reading
Posted in Competitions, DrinkLocalWine.com, Eastern US, Germany, Local Wine, New York, Regional Wine Week, Riesling, Terroir, Washington Post, Web/Tech, Weblogs, Wine, writers
Tagged DrinkLocalWine.com, Local Wine, New York, Regional Wine Week, Wine
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Regional Wine Week Oct. 10-16
Calling all wine bloggers: Don’t forget the third annual Regional Wine Week, next week, Oct. 10-16. Not that you haven’t been writing about your local wines all year, but this is the time to draw extra attention to the exciting … Continue reading
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Tagged Local Wine, Regional Wine Week, Wine
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America’s Southernmost Winery
It was cold and rainy on the August day when I visited Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, as the remnants of a tropical storm lashed the eastern side of the Big Island. I caught a glimpse of the Kilauea crater and … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Drink, Local Wine, Regional Wine Week, Terroir
Tagged DrinkLocalWine.com, Hawaii Wine, Local Wine, Regional Wine Week, Wine
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Regional Wine Week Begins October 6!
The Eat Local movement is going mainstream, with farmers markets cropping up and grocery stores hawking produce “from around here.†But most of us – unless we live on the West Coast – don’t tend to wash down our local … Continue reading
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