by R. L. Bethke And Jennifer Bryerton
Wine & Country Life celebrates elevated living in the heart of Virginia wine & hunt country. Each issue of our luxury print magazine highlights Virginia wine, farm-to-table food, architecture, gardens & décor, the arts and elegant entertaining, as well as Virginia craft spirits, beer and ciders.
by Claire L. Torbeck, Certified Sommelier
I started this blog to bring common sense information to non-industry folks who find selecting a bottle of wine in the grocery or wine shop aisle very intimidating. I’m a Certified Sommelier providing wine and food pairings for group events and general wine education for the public. I’m passionate about cooking, trying new dishes and finding amazing wines for my cellar. I also judge wines around California at various competitions. Let’s journey together!
by Ernest M Gonzalez
After 28 years of talking about taking wine classes I finally did it about a year and a half ago +/-. My first goal was to keep a year long wine diary and I succeeded! 138 wines later I have started writing about the experience and am getting ready to start on my WSET [The Wine & Spirit Education Trust] certification through a local university hospitality program. Salud!
by Jameson Carr
ChoiceWineries.com leverages a data driven approach to rank the best wineries across the US to visit. They produce 'best of' wineries lists by states and regions to help consumers plan upcoming winery visits. Additionally, ChoiceWineries.com also features a robust wine blog and email list.
by Jordana Stolow
about a young passionate couple who work in the restaurant business in NYC and go out every monday to have their turn at being on the "other side." Mauro is a chef from Italy and has worked at some of the best restaurants in the world, such as El Bulli (Spain), Marchesi (Italy) and Le Calandre (Italy), and is currently disillusioned with the restaurant world in America. Jordana, his american girlfriend is an x-server of Le Cirque in Manhattan and together they talk about their dining experiences and how restaurants and the dining culture of America could improve.
by Andrea
The Italian abroad wine blog is my wine blog and diary. I founded Italyabroad.com in 2003 and have been living abroad for almost 20 years and this blog is a collection of my thoughts mainly about Italian wine and food, but also wine and food in general. I come from an Italian wine making family and got acquainted with wine at a very early age, but I don't just love Italian wine, I love any good wine and enjoy plenty of it, as well as good food and travelling, and often my posts include a bit of everything.
by Brooke Lynn Locke
Wine education uncorked! The Wine Diva takes the snobbery out of wine tasting, and encourages readers to learn why they like the wines they enjoy and how to get the most value for the money spent. In addition to local wine reviews and recommendations, wine and spirit events in the DC, MD, VA areas will be covered in depth.
by Torsten Schüler
Wir bieten Ihnen Premiumweine aus Neuseeland und Italien zu günstigen Preisen. Wir versenden die Weine ab 90 EUR frei Haus (sonst pauschal 4,95 EUR). Schreiben Sie uns Ihre Meinung.
by Iain Boltin
This blog is to give you an insight into Eight Arms Cellars, our winemaking and anything else that seems of interest.
by Mari Kane
While writing about la vita vino in Vancouver, I'm finishing Mouthfeel: Confessions of a Wine Slut, a memoir about my years in the Sonoma County wine industry.