Category: Ramblings and Rants
The Dream of Low Emission Wine
You can’t turn your head these days without catching sight of some new effort to build sustainability, greenness, and environmental
Money Alone Will Not Save European Wine
The European wine industry, especially the French wine industry, needs a serious shot in the arm. It has needed one
As The Wine World Turns
One of the things I like about the world of wine has to do with the people. On the whole,
New Ways of Pairing Wine
It was about time for something new in the world of wine, don’t you think? I don’t know about you,
The Best of Italian Wine: Gambero Rosso Winners for 2008
There are very few awards for that mean anything in this modern age we live in. There are so many
Welcome To The New Vinography.Com
It’s been a long road to get here. Like remodeling a house, the only thing you can count on is
Vinography Aroma Card Now Available in Portuguese
When I published the Vinography Aroma Card in November of 2006 I had no idea that it was going to
WWJD: What Would Jesus Drink?
As wine has been around since, well, forever, I sometimes find myself wondering what the really old stuff used to
When Wine Tastes the Best
Wine carries with it so much baggage that it can be hard to forget how to really enjoy it. Not
Redefining Wine Geek
When I was a kid, there were two things I liked to do more than anything else: read, and play
Wine and Mining Do Mix After All
That a glass of wine poured over a bunch of crushed rocks and soil could leach out some heavy metals
Vinography in the Sunday New York Times
It was quite a surprise to find myself featured quite so prominently in the Sunday New York Times Travel Section
W. Blake Gray on Sake
Irrashaimase! Welcome to Sakography. (Rice-ography?) We’re in the golden age of sake on this planet: sake has never been better
Much Ado about AVAs
AVA stands for American Viticultural Area, and refers to a designated geographical area that may be legally printed on a
Labor Day for Wine Lovers
Here in the United States we are celebrating our national holiday known as Labor Day. On the first Monday of
Good For a Glass and a Laugh
The wine world desperately needs more humor. I only wish I had the talents to provide it. At the very
Vinography’s Wine Aroma Card Now Available in French
When I published the Vinography Aroma Card in November of last year I had no idea that it was going
Introducing Vinography TV!
OK. Just kidding. There’s just no way I’ve got the time, energy or interest to go out and make my
What Wines Do Americans Drink?
I’m completely fascinated whenever I learn more about what the “average” American drinks when it comes to wine. The Restaurant
