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Tag Archives: Virginia
Live Wine Blogging from Charlottesville, Virginia – now, the reds
Yesterday was the Live Wine Blogging session for white wines at the Wine Bloggers Conference. Today, after a great keynote speech by Eric Asimov, who insisted on tasting wine in context, we’re stepping right into this speed dating format. Ironic but fun.
CalNaturale 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon
I was not terribly impressed by the white TetraPak wine from [...]
Posted in Uncategorized, red wine, tasting, wine | Also tagged abouriou, Abourious, Banfi, Barboursville Vineyards, Boxwood Estate, CalNaturale, Centine, Charlottesville, Château Mukhrani, Cliff Family Winery, Decibel, Hawkes Bay, live wine blogging, Malbec, Mountfair Vineyards, Octagon, Old World Winery, saperavi, Sivas-Sonoma, Tarara Winery, The Climber, WillaKenzie Estate, Willamette Valley, Wine Bloggers Conference | Leave a comment
Live wine blogging from WBC11 in Charlottesville, Virginia
The fourth annual Wine Bloggers Conference started officially at 1 PM today in Charlottesville, Virginia, with a great, down to earth keynote speech from Jancis Robinson, followed by breakout sessions (including the one on local wine, which I was happy to take part in with Lenn Thompson, Frank Morgan and Dave McIntyre).
But now, the crazy [...]
Posted in Uncategorized, tasting, wine, winemaking | Also tagged Adarmando, CalNaturale, Central Coast, Charlottesville, Cliff Family Winery, Coralina, Cornerstone Cellars, Emma Pearl, Jefferson Vineyard, Keswick Vineyards, Live blogging, Maycas del Limari, Michael Shaps, Sivas-Sonoma, syrah rosé, Tabarrini, Tarara Winery, The Climber, Trebbiano Spoletino, viognier, Williamsburg Winery, Wine Bloggers Conference | Leave a comment
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TasteCamp Virginia Update: Linden, Fabbioli and Tranquility Added to Agenda