Today's Featured Blog Postings for Wednesday, March 10th
Each day our editors monitor 50 wine industry blogs and select the most relevant, recent postings.
A summary of each posting with a link to the blog is listed below.
Dr. Vino's wine blog California's woes, obesity, Buffett, subway reading - sipped and spitMarch 10thHard to tell which phrase would strike more fear in the heart of Napa: finances that are "very weak" or "on life support." Even foreclosure has been the fate of 10 vineyards in the valley that once was called "Eden." But probably the scariest phrase is this: "High-rollers are discovering that there are lots of drinkable $20 to $40 bottles of wine."
Fermentation: The Daily Wine Blog Wine and the Clarion Call of "KIDS"!March 10thWine-distributors-lie-about-minors-and-alcohol Many of us have watched opponents of direct shipping cynically use the clarion call of "KIDS, BUT THE KIDS!" for years in their attempt to prevent the shipment of wines across state lines and directly to the homes of consumers.
Steve Heimoff Tasting Santa Barbara County ChardonnayMarch 10thYesterday, the sixth and final day of my road trip south, primarily consisted of a blind tasting of 60 Chardonnays. The tasting was held in a small meeting cottage at the Santa Ynez Inn, and was kindly set up by my friend Sao Anash, who assists many writers when they visit Santa Barbara County.
Palate Press Wine, Women, and WeightMarch 10thBy now you're heard the news, Alcohol May Help Fight Weight Gain In Women! But is there anything to it? Let's look behind the curtain, shall we?
Vinography Wine, Health, Science and Journalism: A Study in HeadlinesMarch 10thRecently I've been watching with fascination as the mainstream press does its usual unraveling of some recently released research results focused on wine drinking in women and weight gain. Specifically, I've been giggling at the complete lack of understanding we seem to have of the difference between correlation and causation, combined with the creative liberties of headline writing.
PG BLOG freebie protocolMarch 10thMy "Drowning in Social Media" post (February 26) brought this late-breaking query from blogger Erika Szymanski...A big part of this evolving world of social media wine commentary (or film or food or you name it commentary) is that it all comes with a lot of unanswered questions.
Juicy Tales by Jo Diaz When Irish Wines Are SmilingMarch 10thIt just had to happen. In 2002, when I organized and started not only PS I Love You, but also started the Association of African American Vintners, I was thinking about starting an Irish American Vintners Association.
1 Wine Dude Size Matters (Tackling A Faust 2006 Double Magnum)March 10thJust when you think that the topic of wine is starting to make sense and really come together for you, you'll probably encounter the convention of naming large format wine bottles.
The Wine Guy Tons of MoneyMarch 10thI'm still chewing the meat off the bones of last month's California Dept of Food and Agriculture 2009 Crush Report. This time I'm focused on money. A key indicator of the financial health of our vineyards is the average dollars per ton that we collect on winegrape sales.
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