Vinography: A Wine Blog
Wine and food adventures in San Francisco and around the world
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SFGate: Chronicle Podcasts: Wine
Learn about wine and what to drink from W. Blake Gray, wine writer for The San Francisco Chronicle's award-winning wine section. What are the best bargains? How should you pair wines with your meals? The answers to these questions, and much more, can be found in The Chronicle's weekly Wine of the Week podcast.
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Fermentation: The Daily Wine Blog
A wine insider's view of that place where culture, politics, wine and I mingle.
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GrapeRadio
Where an enthusiasm for wine gets personal
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Winecast
A wine podcast and blog
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SFGate: Wine
Wine coverage. From SFGate.com: the Bay Area's home page, online home of the San Francisco Chronicle and much more.
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THE WINE INSIDERS: VIDEO Interviews With Napa's Top Wineries
A rare Napa ‘insiders’ peek into the exclusive world of the most highly sought after wineries. Join us for a private pod-tour with Napa’s most renowned winery owners and wine makers for a behind-the-scenes education in wine production, wine tasting, Napa history, and other entertaining news from America’s favorite wine region! Candid discussions include “what it takes to start a Cult Cabernet winery,” “how to taste the #1 collector Merlot from California,” and “how to make the best small product
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TechCrunch is a group-edited blog that profiles the companies, products and events defining and transforming the new web.
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Just another WordPress weblog
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Stay up-to-date on wine news and WineLog development.
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REthink Wine Blog
Powering the Wine Revolution
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El Bloggo Torcido - Twisted Oak Winery
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m2 Winemaker's Blog
The triumphs and travails of a small artisan winery.
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zinfandel world headquarters--Making and Drinking Wine
Wine-centric journal of someone who drinks a lot, tastes more, spits always, sometimes misses, hates to pay over $25 a bottle, fantasizes about opening a wine bar where people hang out like it's actually a bar, planted a micro-vineyard in his micro-backyard, and is learning to make wine in preparation for the day those vines actually provide vinifiable fruit.
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Pinotblogger: the Capozzi Winery blog
A blog about starting and building a family winery in the Russian River Valley.
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Caveman Wines: Wine PR, Wine Public Relations, Wine Marketing
Driving the evolution of wine marketing and PR
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Kindred Wines
Winery | Posted 90 weeks ago
Subject: Crushpad winery incubator
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2006 Hospice du Rhone - Priorat Tasting
Tasting Note Group | Posted 151 weeks ago
Subject: Podcast on wines from Priorat
Check out the following blog and podcast from The Cellar Rat on some of the same wines from the HdR Priorat tasting and some others.
Wines from Priorat and Monstant.
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Williamson Wines
Winery | Posted 154 weeks ago
Subject: Friendly owners
I met Dawn and Bill and tasted their wines at the 2006 Winter Wineland event in Dry Creek at the Family Winemakers tasting room. They were very friendly and open with their winery and wine-making philosophy and, although it was at the end of a long day of wine tasting, their wines were very nice too. Their tasting room was still under construction so they were pouring at the Family Winemakers tasting room but it should be open by now.
Worth the time to visit.
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Linne Calodo Cellars
Winery | Posted 164 weeks ago
Subject: Tasting room visit
Had a chance to stop by the tasting room for Linne Calodo and taste some of their wines while in Paso for Hospice du Rhone. This winery was recommended by several other wineries in the area and I was glad we made the time for a visit.
These are some really big wines. All were packed with intense fruit flavors and high levels of alcohol (all of the ones we tasted were 16% or higher). However, the wines hid the alcohol well, were surprisingly smooth and layered.
I particularly liked the 2004 Sticks & Stones and 2004 Cherry Red.
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Vino Noceto
Winery | Posted 177 weeks ago