Congratulations to the winners of the 2011 Wine Blog Awards, which were announced this afternoon at the annual Wine Bloggers Conference, which is taking place in Charlottsville, Virginia.
The winners were selected through a combination of a public vote and a vote by the judges.
I'm particularly pleased to see Tom Wark's blog, Fermentation, honored this year as both the Best Industry blog and the Best Overall Wine Blog. Tom invented the Wine Blog Awards and has been both a tireless promoter of wine blogs and wine bloggers as well as a relentlessly fine blogger himself. The Wine Blog Awards have been owned and managed by a different organization now for two years, and Tom finally allowed himself to be nominated, to quite a deserving result.
Vinography was honored for the third time as Best Writing on a wine blog in the awards. Thanks to all my readers for your support, and more importantly, your willingness to come back here every week and read my stuff.
Here is the complete list of winners:
Best Wine Blog Graphics, Photography, & Presentation Winner: Vino Freakism
Best Industry/Business Wine Blog Winner: Fermentation
Best Wine Reviews on a Wine Blog Winner: Enobytes
Best Single Subject Wine Blog Winner: New York Cork Report
Best Winery Blog Winner: Tablas Creek
Best Writing On a Wine Blog Winner: Vinography
Best New Wine Blog Winner:Terroirist
Best Overall Wine Blog Winner: Fermentation
Read the official announcement.
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Pamela Heiligenthal
wrote:Congrats and well-deserved Alder! Cheers.
Tim McDonald
wrote:Best writer goes to....the best writer.
Congratulations!
Jen@cybercellar
wrote:Congrats Alder! We've been keeping tabs all the way from South Africa, well deserved! If you think there are any newcomer Bloggers worth reading, we'd love to hear your thoughts.
Keep well.
Izzy
wrote:Fabulous nod to your wonderful work Alder! Congratulations!
clive
wrote:excellent win. congrats. as an aside, i thought the voting was really hard to do as there was very little carryover between catagories. No biggie, you won yours and thats all that matters
ps s african here too. yikes!
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