4 days ago by winecase

It seemed like an easy theme, what Rob Bralow proposed for Wine Blogging Wednesday. Find your Muse. That’s easy, here it is: There, done. And there’s plenty of other songs from that band available on the Internet. Oh, wait. That’s not what he meant? All right. Enough with the silly musical asides. B ...

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4 days ago by Michael Gorton, Jr.

This is only my 3rd Wine Blogging Wednesday and to say that I found this edition a breeze; that would be a lie. To say that this edition was a challenging; well that would also be a lie. The wine I chose was an easy one. I have seen it in my local store for a while and was waiting for the right post ...

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5 days ago by Kori

Our host for the November edition of Wine Blogging Wednesday, the blogosphere’s monthly virtual wine tasting event, is Rob Bralow of Wine Post. He selected Find Your Muse as this month’s theme. While giving us lots of room to maneuver in “finding our muse,” he did lay down a few guidelines which inc ...

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5 days ago by Hudson Valley Wine Goddess

It's Wine Blogging Wednesday! Wine Blogging Wednesday was founded by Lenn Thompson of LENNDEVOURS, and it's purpose is to create a focal point once a month for wine blog writing. This month my friend Rob Bralow is in charge of this topic. He presented us with the challenge to find a wine we have enj ...

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5 days ago by Joe

Eloquence is not my virtue. A golden tongue I have not. Yet the specter of "Wine Blogging Wednesday #63" hovers over my clumsy fingers, my clouded brain; as if the Angel of Journalistic Death himself- scythe at-the-ready to tear blue language and plebeian vocabulary asunder from the hallowed institu ...

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38 days ago by Tom Mansell

This month, for Wine Blogging Wednesday, Boston wine bigwig Dale Cruse selected a very clever theme. The idea: drink wines called by their lesser-known synonyms. For example, if you like Zinfandel, have a Primitivo. This exercise is also interesting because regional names tend to denote regional win ...

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39 days ago by Michael Gorton, Jr.

This Wine Blogging Wednesday, #62 is titled “A Grape by Any Other Name”. It is hosted by Dale Cruse over at drinksareonme.net. We are assigned to find a wine with a lesser known varietal on the label. I found this to be a bit of a challenge for two reasons. There are not a lot of lesser know varieta ...

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39 days ago by David McDuff

I’ve been meaning to try the most recent vintage of Vernatsch from Andreas Baron Widmann ever since it hit the shelves here in the US a couple of months back. There was quite a buzz about the wine during my recent San Fran trip, which happened to coincide with an Oliver McCrum (who is one of Widmann ...

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40 days ago by Kori

Our host for the October edition of Wine Blogging Wednesday, the blogosphere’s monthly virtual wine tasting event, is Dale Cruse of Drinks Are On Me. He selected A Grape By Any Other Name as this month’s theme and issued a semantic challenge to “taste wines labeled with their lesser-known varietal s ...

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40 days ago by Xandria

Monastrell, Mourvedre, Mataro, oh my! For this tasty little assignment the Brixchicks chose Monastrell,one of their favorite varietals, which we discovered has several aliases other than Mourvedre and Mataro*. It is true that we drink a lot of Monastrell from Spain (especially from Jumilla) and Mour ...

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