Best Wine Blog Posts for July 3rd through July 30th
By Tim on Aug 2, 2009 in Blog Links
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Best of the wine blogosphere for July 3rd through July 30th:
- Cabernet Franc: What We Learned From 656 Glasses of Wine
- The Coming of Age of Wine Blogging
- Jancis Robinson Talks About Her Career in Wine at IPNC
- The Sierra Gap – and more on American wine consumers
- The Blob: Will the wine industry co-opt social media for its own purposes?
- Anthony Dias Blue, bloggers, and the exposure package
- Helpawinery.com Launched
- Murphy-Goode’s “Dream Job” Winner – and What It Means for Wine
- Hashtags for Wine Exploration
- Domaine Tempier, Bandol, France: Current Releases
- Checking Wine: My Experience with Virgin Atlantic
- Can social media save the day for wineries?
- “We’ve Got A Long Way To Go And Short Time To Get There!”
- Why do some of the cultiest of the cults never send me wine?
- I Have Seen the Future of Wine–And It’s Alsace
- Hugh Johnson does not find California wines “undrinkable”
- smarter wine, cont’d…
- IBG To Dispose of New Vine Assets Within Two Weeks
- Napa Valley Zinfandel
- Should More Long Island Wineries Submit to Wine Spectator? (Part 1)
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Mark | Aug 14, 2009 | Reply
Thanks again for the monthly list. Some great stuff there as always. Interesting to read the experience with checking wine with Virgin Atlantic….I have about a case to check with Southwest today….please wish me luck!
Lexi | Sep 25, 2009 | Reply
I never miss you monthly lists. Up to date and always intriguing. Another great place can by found by clicking on my name.
Thank you and don't stop!
Lexi
Mike | Oct 4, 2009 | Reply
HAve any of you seen pardonthatvine.com…..it is by far the best review wine site that I have ever seen. Chris Riccobono does it in a very unique style. Check it out.
Wine Gift Online | Oct 8, 2009 | Reply
Great listings! I haven't read yet most of the post so I must check it out later. Thanks again!