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- grapeinabottle
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- Powered by The Winepost
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- Spit or Swallow
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- the new bordeaux
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- Vine Stress
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- VinoCibo.com by Craig Camp
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The Perfect Cheese For Pinot Noir
Date: Thu, Jun 24, 2010 Winery Blogs Wine Business
Matos St. George cheese. But I repeat myself. Matos only makes one cheese, so that’s like saying Petrus Merlot blend. Semi-firm, nutty, creamy, heaven. And getting to Matos Cheese Factory is as much of an experience as eating it. Words don’t do it justice. The long driveway past the vines and the cows. The alarm [...]
Why I Quit Facebook, And Why Wineries Should As Well
Date: Mon, May 17, 2010 Winery Blogs Wine Business
Ah, Facebook. In 2008 in Wine: A Global Business (Second Edition), I wrote the following about Facebook: Currently wineries are having a difficult time determining how best to take advantage of this communications channel. It may well be that the best way to leverage social networks and the vast amounts of data contained in them will [...]
Green Wine Journalism: Flacid, Alarmist, Inane.
Date: Tue, Apr 27, 2010 Winery Blogs Wine Business
John Williams of Frog’s Leap was recently profiled in the Atlantic, a relatively respected journal of our times. John is a fantastic winemaker, and he lives his green ethos like no one else in Napa, and perhaps in the entire industry. Yet even he finds himself getting annoyed by the questions from Atlantic environmental-advocate-cum-journalist Mark Hertsgaard. …[D]espite [...]
Winegrowing and Baseball – Rotobase
Date: Thu, Feb 4, 2010 Winery Blogs Wine Business
Wine and baseball are intertwined in the best of ways. Both the growing season and the playing season overlap almost perfectly. Pitchers and catchers report in February, foreshadowing the beginning of spring training. In the vineyard we prune and train our vines in February in anticipation of spring. Play begins in earnest in April, and [...]
Charlie Palmer Pigs & Pinot – Customer Service EPIC FAIL
Date: Fri, Jan 22, 2010 Winery Blogs Wine Business
Charlie Palmer’s annual Pigs & Pinot event is a well regarded and, if this year is any indication, well attended event. Which is why it is both surprising and completely unacceptable to receive the following email: Dear Candace, We are very sad to bring this news to you today. Demand for Pigs & Pinot this year [...]
Climate Change and Wine Growing: One Farmer’s Opinion
Date: Mon, Dec 7, 2009 Winery Blogs Wine Business
A couple items in the news and the on the blogs prompted this post. First was the recent discussion by Jeff over at Good Grape about Tom Johnson’s (author of Louisville Juice) contention that wine bloggers don’t link to each other. One of the reasons for this, Jeff says, is because of the dearth of [...]
W. Blake Gray On Why Amazon Really Quit Wine
Date: Thu, Dec 3, 2009 Winery Blogs Wine Business
Some very important reporting from W. Blake Gray. For the impatient, the reason is: taxes. Read the whole post.
Still Blogging The Birth of a Winery, Four Years Later
Date: Mon, Nov 30, 2009 Winery Blogs Wine Business
A little over 4 years ago (November 18th 2005 to be exact) I wrote the following: Welcome to pintoblogger.com, a blog I’ve created to outline the long and painful processes involved in starting and building a family winery in the Russian River Valley. I’ll be honest, just typing the words above was daunting. I have no illusions [...]
Sniff Taints With Me for 2 Straight Days At UC Davis
Date: Tue, Nov 17, 2009 Winery Blogs Wine Business
Honestly, ask yourself: have you sniffed taint recently? I mean really sniffed taint? Rigorously. Methodically. Intensively. Do you know how to rectify your taint after you’ve sniffed it? Are you certain? Did you know that not all taints are foul smelling? Some folks think some taints smell pleasant. It really depends on the person. There is so much [...]
Über Wine Review #3 – “Shit-de-merde! A Brett Bomb”
Date: Mon, Nov 16, 2009 Winery Blogs Wine Business
Shit-de-merde! This wine is all Brett, all the time. Unless you have an aversion to the flavors and aromas of actual wine, it is best to stay away. Only the most jaded fruit and floral aroma haters need apply. Based on this one dimensional sensory profile I guessed France, and from there the Rhone. I was [...]
An Open Letter to Former Michigan Rep. Barb Farrah
Date: Thu, Nov 12, 2009 Winery Blogs Wine Business
Ms. Farrah, I thought you should know that I just finished reading Tom Wark’s recent post on your unconscionable support of HB6644 late last year. This was a bill that, as far as I am able to discern, was almost completely anti-consumer and anti-competitive, benefitting only the Michigan Beer & Wine Wholesalers. That you counted the [...]
Stop Saying “Trading Down”. It Makes You Sound Like A Tool.
Date: Fri, Nov 6, 2009 Winery Blogs Wine Business
After reading the latest issue of Practical Winery & Vineyard and seeing the term “trading down” misused by an un-named CEO no less than three times in one paragraph, I wanted to gouge my eyes out with my Dixon Ticonderoga 1388. Stop using it. Just stop. Saying that consumers are “trading down” right now betrays a [...]
Über Wine Review #2 – Surprised By Excellence
Date: Tue, Nov 3, 2009 Winery Blogs Wine Business
My second review starts with the following words: A gorgeous dry white that was so aromatic and balanced that I thought it was an excellent example of Gewurtztraminer from Alsace, one of my favorite wine regions. Was I right? Click here to find out.
It’s Time For A Real Wine Advocate – Part 2
Date: Tue, Nov 3, 2009 Winery Blogs Wine Business
In my first lengthy missive on wine criticism, I went over the various flaws I see in the current system. In this post I’m going to outline a system that I believe takes the best of what has come before, and adds to it in innovative ways to create what I think is a more [...]
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