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Live white wine blogging from Walla Walla, Washington
The American Wine Bloggers Conference has just begun on a strong note: good tacos from the Walla Walla taco trucks, good tastings, meeting with fellow bloggers (many who I only knew online), an interesting keynote speech from Steve Heimoff, the Wine Blog Awards, and good breakout sessions on blogging, in various fashions. Twitter is on [...]
Also posted in tasting, white wine Tagged 2008, àMaurice, Banfi, Centine, chardonnay, Charles Smith, Concannon, Cornerstone Cellars, Duck Pond, Jordan Vineyards & Winery, Kung Fu Girl, live wine blogging, Mollydooker, Neetlingshof, Oregon, Pinot Gris, Riesling, Russian River Valley, sauvignon blanc, Toscana, Walla Walla, WBC10, Willamette Valley, Wine Bloggers Conference Leave a comment
Off to the vineyards of the West – and the Wine Bloggers’ Conference
So here I am, awake extremely early, Pacific Time, as I adjust to the time difference from home. After an evening discussing the finer points of natural winemaking and British Columbia wine production with Anthony Nicalo of Farmstead Wines (among his many endeavours), and having some fine, crisp Vancouver Island bubbly (Venturi Schulze 2007 Brut [...]
Also posted in British Columbia, Canada, Oregon, United States Tagged Abacela Winery, Farmstead Wines, La Bête, Okanagan, Vancouver Island, Venturi Schulze, Walla Walla, Washington, West Coast, Wine Bloggers Conference Leave a comment
Artevino 2010 Wine Awards: some of the best wines in Prince Edward County
Last month, I had the chance of joining a distinguished group of Canadian wine experts at Huff Estates, as we judged over 75 wines from Prince Edward County, for the 2010 edition of the Artevino awards.
I had been invited by David Lawrason, who headed the jury, to join Michael Pinkus, Billy Munnelly, Tony Aspler, Konrad [...]
Also posted in Canada, Canadian wine, Ontario, chardonnay, pinot noir Tagged Artevino, Artevino Awards, David Lawrason, Prince Edward County Leave a comment
Tastecamp Day 3: Leading the Way with Pinot
If you want to know if a wine region has potential, look to the best. There can always be stragglers and careless winemakers, but looking at what the top vignerons can do will really let you know the possibilities.
Looking at the top wines we tasted over the weekend at Tastecamp, it’s clear that the Finger [...]
Also posted in Riesling, United States, pinot noir, red wine Tagged Cayuga Lake, Finger Lakes, François Frères, Hearts and Hands, Sheldrake Point, Tastecamp 1 Comment


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Live wine blogging from Walla Walla, take two: the red wines