by Jill Stacey - Stacey's Wine Marketing
Wine Education and Information Recipe Listings Arizona Wine and Food Events Posted
by Napa Sonoma Women For Winesense
Women for WineSense was formed in 1990 as a way to promote women working in the wine industry. As it evolved, it became not only one of the premiere resources for wine education and networking, but also a welcoming organization for people simply in love with wine. Our mission is simple: We are committed to being the premier wine organization offering outstanding programs, member benefits, and networking opportunities to industry professionals and wine enthusiasts.
by Ivan Loyola
wine, grape varieties, wine regions, recipes, food and wine pairing and a lot more
by Michele Francisco & Matt Talbot
Why Winerabble? Our mission is to make wine fun. Not that it isn’t already…but how many times have you picked up a bottle and wondered if you’d like it or how it was made, or even who made it? Burning questions, we know. With more wines than ever being produced, why not make a more educated decision on what you’ll drink with dinner tonight and how your choice can ultimately affect the wine industry and our world? We really don’t want you to throw good money away on bad wine.
by Natalie
Tarheel Taps & Corks is an online resource for great North Carolina experiences in wine and beer. You'll find regularly updated information on: North Carolina wineries -- craft breweries -- beer and wine events -- tasting rooms and bottle shops. I am not an expert on beer or wine. I just know what I like to drink and what makes a fun visiting / tasting / touring experience. Whether you lean toward tapping beer from a keg or uncorking a bottle of wine, please join me on this ride.
by Jeff Leve
Thousands of exclusive, searchable wine tasting notes, winery profiles, links, photographs, news, articles and more with focus on Bordeaux wine and upcoming harvest information.
by Chris Ryan
I focus on whites, and include many wines from British Columbia, where I live; in particular I try to cover as many BC Rieslings as I can each year. In the fall of 2010, I completed the WSET Level 2 Intermediate Certificate in Wines and Spirits from Fine Vintage Ltd, instructed by Lynn Coulthard—an excellent course and instructor. (I took the Level 1 Foundation course in early 2006, instructed by James Cluer). I use the Systematic Approach to Tasting Wine (PDF).
by Miles Wagner
In "Let’s Talk Wines," we focus on providing in-depth wine reviews that explore a diverse range of wines, from renowned classics to hidden gems. Each review highlights the unique flavors, aromas, and characteristics of the wines, offering expert recommendations and food pairing suggestions to enhance your tasting experience. We also delve into the regions and stories behind each bottle, helping you discover the art and enjoyment of wine. Join us as we sip, savor, and share our passion for wine with every review!
by Eileen Duffy
Blog follows Eileen's attempt to become a master of wine and her escapades buying wine for the Frisky Oyster restaurant.
by Dave Potter
This blog is about wines and wineries that we visit around Texas only.
