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03.06.2010

Vinography in the Saveur Blog Awards

blog_awards_logo_sm.pngI found out earlier this week that Saveur Magazine had quietly launched a set of awards to bring attention to the universe of food blogs. They happen to have a wine blog category and Vinography is one of the nominees. The others are Wine Camp, Lenndevours, Good Wine Under $20, and Enobytes -- all friends, and familiar company.

None of us makes a living tapping away in our respective little corners of the internet, so, apart from the enthusiasm of our individual readers, such awards are among the few bits of official validation we receive for our efforts.

If you enjoy Vinography, I'd be pleased to receive your vote -- as would any of the other nominees you feel inclined to support. Unfortunately in order to vote you need to register with your e-mail address, but thankfully I believe the registration includes the option to opt out of further e-mails from Saveur.

The voting is open until April 2nd and the winners will be announced on April 5th. Please be sure to check out the food blogs that are also up for awards, as the list contains some of the best out there.

Thanks for your support.

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Comments (6)

03.06.10 at 10:30 PM

Your hard work is evident in the results. Content should be king and you have that part down.

nora Feller wrote:
03.08.10 at 3:17 PM

Alder- Bravo and well done. Your information and insight are excellent. Keep on blogging!! really enjoy your insight!!!!

Dave wrote:
03.09.10 at 5:24 AM

Alder: I read some of the other entries. You've got my vote.

Keep up the good work. We all really enjoy your blog.

All the best...

03.09.10 at 8:55 AM

Congratulations Alder! Well deserved.

03.21.10 at 1:09 PM

Congrats on all the hard work this a well-deserved accolade!

03.21.10 at 1:35 PM

Congrats on the well deserved accolades!

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