2010 Anderson Valley Pinot Noir Festival: May 14-16, Philo, CA

California Pinot Noir lovers take note. Wine lovers with a free weekend, listen up. It’s Spring, and the wine events

Wine and the Internet in France

I’ve often decried the pig-headed idiocy of the French government in its persistent cowing to the lobbying interests of puritanical

Torbreck Wines, Barossa Valley, Australia: Current Releases

Whenever I hear the term Chartered Accountant, I can’t help but think of Monty Python: Counselor: Well I now have

California Cabernet Society Tasting, May 3, San Francisco

They say “Cabernet is king” for a reason. Even with the surge in interest for Pinot Noir in this country,

The World’s Most Popular Wine Bulletin Board Goes Away

Over the past few years I’ve partaken occasionally in an entertaining spectator sport: watching wine bulletin boards implode under the

Australia’s Yarra Valley After the Fires

On my recent press trip to Australia, not 24 hours after getting off the plane I found myself winding down

Georgian Wine on CNN

I love broadening my own wine horizons, and I’m always surprised at how narrowly most non-wine-focused media see the world

Celebrate South Africa Wine Tasting: May 3 & 6, Los Angeles and San Francisco

I went to South Africa about 2 years ago on a press junket and fell in love with the place.

Rodney Strong and the Utter Stupidity of the FTC

I’m in a pissy mood. At first I thought it was because I ordered a Pinot Noir tonight at a

Austria Uncorked Tasting 2010: May 3rd San Francisco, May 5th New York

Importers, distributors, country trade commissions, and individual wine regions have long put on tastings for the trade and media to

Palmina Winery, Santa Barbara County: Current Releases

You know how some entrepreneurs seem to start businesses in their sleep? They create a company, make it profitable or

Are You A Wine Lover? Then Call Your House Representative. Now.

I’ve been known to spout an opinion now and again about the Three Tier alcohol distribution system in this country,

The Coming Carnage in the California Wine Industry

“The shitstorm is just beginning,” he says, with a gravitas that makes it sound like the end of the world

Knowing Something About Wine Doesn’t Make You Special. Or Studly.

Fellow wine writer Eric Asimov thinks that we have a big problem in this country. His argument is somewhat more

Hospice du Rhone 2010 Tasting: April 29 to May 1, Paso Robles

Most wine tasting events focused on a specific style or type of wine that take place in California suffer from

D’Arenberg Winery, McLaren Vale, Australia: Current Releases

I can’t remember when, exactly, I had my first Australian wine, but there’s a good chance that it was made

Tom Wark’s Guide to Why You Can’t Buy the Wine You Want

I’m quite behind on my blog reading. I try to read a lot of wine blogs but it’s been some

What The World Needs: The Wine Purse

I love the Internets. Why? Because they bring me things like this: The above image was attached to a random

Two Days Left to Nominate for the 2010 Wine Blog Awards

If you’re reading this, you most likely understand the point of a wine blog in the first place. You’re out

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