by Barry Fowden
I have been drinking and tasting wine over 30 years now. I will add notes of wines I am drinking today and add some memories of years gone by. I was born in England and moved to Germany in 1975 where I discovered WINE although hardly ever drank German wine until recently. My tastes are unlimited..across the Universe..so much good stuff around nowadays compared to when I first started out on this liquid journey! Marking is the 20 Points system.
by Pedro Brandão
Espaço de partilha dos vinhos que vou provando e bebendo de forma descomprometida.. um guia de viagem para mim e, quem sabe, para vocês também. Google Translate: A space for sharing the wines I have tasted and drinking in an uncompromising way ... a travel guide for me and, perhaps, for you too.
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 Anatoli Levine
Wine, Food and Life
by Joe Janish
Wine reviews, tasting notes and education for the non-snob.
by Lisa Stephenson
Slave to the grape traveling the globe to learn about wine. Here you will find stories about wines and the people who make them, wine regions, and wine events.
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 Steve From The Trellis
Truth, justice and the pursuit of value priced wine based experiences. A casual blog about all things wine. From tasting new bottles to storage to new gadgets and pairing wine with food. For the novice through intermediate, I am trying to get more people to open their minds, their mouths and their palates.
by Lisa Fruitt And Gary Markowitz
VinoDuo is a wine and travel blog that prefers to take the road less traveled. In California we discovered Livermore, Temecula, and Paso long before they became cool. Same with Woodinville, WA, Baja California, and the North Fork of Long Island. We'll take Umbria over Tuscany, Puglia over Piedmonte, and Languedoc over Bordeaux. In between travels, we blog about lesser-known wines from The Basque Region, Sardinia, Uruguay, and Armenia. Of course, we also review wines from the well-known and much-loved regions of the wine world, but with a contrarian spirit. The blog is free and we don't monetize our posts. Come along for the ride!
by Jeff Kralik
I have three passions: wine, bikes, travel, family, and math.
