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Tag Archives: Wine writing
Sweaty Gym Shoes on Hot Tarmac
The Tasting Note as a form of wine critique is not new. It was around long before Michael Broadbent first published his detailed observations. He reputedly has over 90,000 of them in his famous notebooks. But Broadbent certainly established this concise … Continue reading
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Tagged Future of Wine Writing, Tasting Note, Tasting Terms, Wine Blog, Wine Tasting, Wine writing
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Video Killed the Radio Star
The New Year is a good time to reflect, a good time for manifestos too. At the back end of 2015 there seemed to be a lot of talk on two topics. First, we saw some negativity towards wine bloggers … Continue reading
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Tagged Wine Blogging, Wine Blogs, Wine Consumers, Wine on Social Media, Wine on the Internet, Wine writing
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Old Man (Take a Look at my Life)
A vigorous discussion in another place a couple of weeks ago asked whether a former well known advocate for a particular wine region was keeping on top of all the new things happening there. I don’t wish to bring that … Continue reading
Posted in Wine, Wine Books, Wine Writing
Tagged Anne Krebiehl, Decanter magazine, Hugh Johnson, Jamie Goode, Jasper Morris, Jim Budd, New wine writing, Wine Blogging, Wine Blogs, Wine on line versus print, Wine on Twitter, wine revolution, Wine writing, Wine writing - the old school, Wink Lorch, World of Fine Wine
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