The annual James Beard Awards focus on restaurants and journalism with a myriad of awards covering all sorts of categories of each. Of particular interest to me are the journalism awards, some of which inevitably highlight a few of America's best wine writers and their work. It's always worth paying attention to those restaurants and wine professionals who are recognized for their work as well. So without further ado, here's what the James Beard Association had to say about the past year of wine in America. Newspaper writing on spirits, wine or beer (in a rare tie) Dara Moskowitz, “Asked and Answered,” City Pages, Minneapolis Newspaper section on Food and Wine Here's the full list of award recipients for 2007. Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry:
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Eric Felten, “He Drinks, She Drinks,” The Wall Street Journal
Magazine writing on spirits, wine or beer
Fiona Morrison, MW, “Chambolle-Musigny,” Wine & Spirits Magazine
Multimedia writing on food, beverage, restaurant or nutrition
Edward Deitch, MSNBC.com/NBC Mobile, “On the Trail of Great Californian Syrah”
San Francisco Chronicle, Miriam Morgan and Jon Bonne
Outstanding Wine and Spirits Professional
Paul Draper, Ridge Vineyards
Best Book on Wine
Romancing the Vine: Life, Love, and Transformation in the Vineyards of Barolo by Alan Tardi, St. Martin's Press
Restaurant with Outstanding Wine Service
Mark Slater and Michel Richard, Citronelle, Washington, DC
Congratulations to all the award winners! It's nice to see the Chronicle getting some props for its continued good work, and to see Paul Draper recognized for what has been an astonishing and groundbreaking career as a winemaker.
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