I'm pleased to announce that Vinography is one of the finalists for the 2006 Food Blogging Awards. Vinography was nominated in the category of "Best Wine, Beer, & Spirits Blog." It is an honor to be nominated for a second year in this category, considering that in the time since that first nomination, easily 100 new wine blogs have been started all around the world, probably more. The voting on this award has started and will run through January 18th. If you enjoy what you read here, I'd like to humbly ask for your vote. At the very least you should check out the other nominees both in my category as well as elsewhere. The quality of blogs that have been nominated is very high.
Thanks for your support.
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Jean-Louis
wrote:Well... I voted for you with both hands right off. I would vote more often but suspect they would pin it on you. Not a good outcome. Still, I am doubtful the award will add a whole lot to your fame, considering that AH's readers have voted to place Ehtiopian food at the top of what they want to know... Maybe a post on matching that food with some obscure wine (Gruner Vetliner?...)would help? And Chez Pim is not even mentioned as a suitable candidate, except for an entry re: truffle expedition in Monaco, which was not even close to her best post.
Bonne chance all the same.
Jean-Louis
Randy
wrote:I voted for you with both feet but it seems the polling app knows who I am so I can't stuff the ballot box. I didn't want Mark Fermen to feel bad and I would have voted for him too but too late, I shot my voting wad. Your both great so the main thing is to get rid of the beer guys, right? MONDO VINO!
Tim
wrote:You are the gold standard in wine blogs, Alder, and received my vote. Cheers!
Lenn
wrote:Congrats on the nomination, Alder. And while I fear I'll probably be squashed by the juggernaut that is Vinography, it is, as you say, an honor to be nominated for a second straight year. With all the new blogs in the category, it's great to know that we're both still considered among the best.
Cheers.
Iris
wrote:You got my vote, Alder, for all the pleasure and good information I found on your blog during the last 3 months. Kindest regards from "abroad"
Iris
Terry Hughes
wrote:It was a hard choice, Alder, but I had to vote for you, too. Vinography combines reviews and tasting reports, commentary and "controversies" in a balanced and deeply informative way. You da man.
Alder
wrote:Iris, Terry, thanks very much for your support and continued readership !
Joyce
wrote:Alder,
Who are you? I really like your site. I am working on starting a wine related website of my own with a very unique concept that I think you and some of your readers will like. In the process of my research I have found you and I think this is a great site. Visually clean and simple, good topics etc. I've been in the wine biz for 15 years and I find the comments and thoughts here intelligent and refreshing. Curious to know more about you and your philiosophy . . . I don't see an "about us" section . . care to share?
Alder
wrote:Joyce,
So far I've deliberately tried to keep Vinography from being much about me and to let the content speak for itself. Over the course of the last two years I've been featured in several news items and interviews so i'd point you to those for information about who I am and what my story is:
http://www.vinography.com/archives/000807.html
Giampiero alias Aristide
wrote:One (more) vote from Italy, too.
Ciao Alder!
Giampiero
Cheap Dave
wrote:You got my vote man- Keep up the good work. I check your site daily, and love it!
Catie
wrote:Congratulations! A well deserved honor.
~C
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