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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.
Compli: Beverage Industry Compliance
Examining Fee Hikes in Maryland, Illinois and Connecticut October 28th In recent months several states have increased their rates for alcoholic beverage permits, liquor taxes, and brand registrations.
Examining Fee Hikes in Maryland, Illinois and Connecticut October 28th In recent months several states have increased their rates for alcoholic beverage permits, liquor taxes, and brand registrations.
Dr. Vino's wine blog
Rocks for shocks: geologists don't October 28th Many geologists object to two things: misusing “minerality” and being misquoted. Site reader and distributor
Damien Casten sent in an
AP story (with no byline) yesterday entitled “Geologists debunk soil impact on wine at Ore. talk.”
Rocks for shocks: geologists don't October 28th Many geologists object to two things: misusing “minerality” and being misquoted. Site reader and distributor
Damien Casten sent in an
AP story (with no byline) yesterday entitled “Geologists debunk soil impact on wine at Ore. talk.”
Palate Press
Wines in the Halloween Spirit October 28th How does wine connect to Halloween? Well, the annual crop of cutesy Hallo-wine labels is one way. But I think wine lovers should take this opportunity to confront a common demon: French wine.
Wines in the Halloween Spirit October 28th How does wine connect to Halloween? Well, the annual crop of cutesy Hallo-wine labels is one way. But I think wine lovers should take this opportunity to confront a common demon: French wine.
PG BLOG
riesling indeed does rule October 28th Nicolas Quillé, winemaker and general manager for Pacific Rim, the (almost) all riesling project headquartered in the Columbia valley, posted up some new stats from Nielsen on his Facebook page.
riesling indeed does rule October 28th Nicolas Quillé, winemaker and general manager for Pacific Rim, the (almost) all riesling project headquartered in the Columbia valley, posted up some new stats from Nielsen on his Facebook page.
Steve Heimoff
Tasting the 2006 St. Helena Cabs October 28th I’ve spent years trying to “figure out” St. Helena. After last year’s tasting, I remarked, in my blog, that the St. Helena producers always seem to have a little of that Rodney Dangerfield “I don’t get no respect” feeling, Oakville and Rutherford being better known.
Tasting the 2006 St. Helena Cabs October 28th I’ve spent years trying to “figure out” St. Helena. After last year’s tasting, I remarked, in my blog, that the St. Helena producers always seem to have a little of that Rodney Dangerfield “I don’t get no respect” feeling, Oakville and Rutherford being better known.
Grape Radio
The Napa Road Show October 28th oin us as we visit with Mary Rocca and Eric Grigsby of Rocca Family Winery, as well as their winemaker, Paul Colantuoni. We’ll also visit with John Komes and Sean Garvey to see what’s happening at Flora Springs, and then talk to Todd Graff from Frank Family Winery.
The Napa Road Show October 28th oin us as we visit with Mary Rocca and Eric Grigsby of Rocca Family Winery, as well as their winemaker, Paul Colantuoni. We’ll also visit with John Komes and Sean Garvey to see what’s happening at Flora Springs, and then talk to Todd Graff from Frank Family Winery.
Wine & Spirits Daily
TTB Still Requires Brunello Certification Despite Italy's Claims October 28th Despite reports to the contrary, TTB’s director of public and media affairs Art Resnick confirmed to WSD that they have not in fact put an end to their current certification process with the Italian government regarding Brunello di Montalcino wines.
TTB Still Requires Brunello Certification Despite Italy's Claims October 28th Despite reports to the contrary, TTB’s director of public and media affairs Art Resnick confirmed to WSD that they have not in fact put an end to their current certification process with the Italian government regarding Brunello di Montalcino wines.
VinoWire
TTB: "Italian government certification still required for Brunello" October 28th In a report published today by wine industry blog Wine & Spirits Daily, the U.S. Alcohol, Tobacco, Tax, and Trade Bureau (TTB) still requires Italian government certification for Brunello di Montalcino imported to the U.S.
TTB: "Italian government certification still required for Brunello" October 28th In a report published today by wine industry blog Wine & Spirits Daily, the U.S. Alcohol, Tobacco, Tax, and Trade Bureau (TTB) still requires Italian government certification for Brunello di Montalcino imported to the U.S.
1 Wine Dude
Take The Power Back: Have Your Say on Hot Wine Topics! October 28th Sometimes I wonder if the Internet should have a theme song. I’d nominate Rage Against The Machine’s Take The Power Back, given the possibilities of democratization that the connected economy presents to us nearly every day.
Take The Power Back: Have Your Say on Hot Wine Topics! October 28th Sometimes I wonder if the Internet should have a theme song. I’d nominate Rage Against The Machine’s Take The Power Back, given the possibilities of democratization that the connected economy presents to us nearly every day.
bevlog
Rejection: Refreshing October 28th Quite a few readers have said, “yeah, unusual approvals are great, but what about rejections?” Here we have the first post of many, from time to time, showing common or revealing label rejections.
Rejection: Refreshing October 28th Quite a few readers have said, “yeah, unusual approvals are great, but what about rejections?” Here we have the first post of many, from time to time, showing common or revealing label rejections.
Artisan Family of Wines
Good Reads Wednesday October 28th Every Wednesday I post my recommendations of the best of last week’s postings concerning wine, whether blogs or news. I list them in the order I read them, so you shouldn’t infer anything about the order in which I list these posts.
Good Reads Wednesday October 28th Every Wednesday I post my recommendations of the best of last week’s postings concerning wine, whether blogs or news. I list them in the order I read them, so you shouldn’t infer anything about the order in which I list these posts.
Juicy Tales by Jo Diaz
Trip to Portugal: EWBC and Enoforum Wines ~ I'm Flying October 28th Today, I’m flying to Portugal to attend the European Wine Bloggers Conference, and to visit with Enoforum Wines, our host.
Trip to Portugal: EWBC and Enoforum Wines ~ I'm Flying October 28th Today, I’m flying to Portugal to attend the European Wine Bloggers Conference, and to visit with Enoforum Wines, our host.
Fermentation: The Daily Wine Blog
The Wine Of My Dreams October 28th I cannot recall ever remembering specific wines that appeared in my dreams. In fact, I can't ever recall wine playing a role in my dreams—though this may be a function of me simply not remembering my dreams usually since wine has been a fairly important part of my life.
The Wine Of My Dreams October 28th I cannot recall ever remembering specific wines that appeared in my dreams. In fact, I can't ever recall wine playing a role in my dreams—though this may be a function of me simply not remembering my dreams usually since wine has been a fairly important part of my life.
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