Wine Bloggers Conference Archives

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“Here we are,” I thought when I got off the bus at Dinastia Vivanco Wine Museum in Rioja, Spain. “Exactly like six years ago, when everything started...” No, wait, that’s not precisely true. At that time, here in Logroño there were maybe 50 of us from a handful of countries, Read More

Skipping Turkey, Why Palate Press Will Not Be at European Bloggers’ Conference

Palate Press

Features

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Last month the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists issued a 53-page report on freedom of the press in Turkey. According to the group, the government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan had 76 journalists in prison as of September 1, 2012 – more, the CPJ reports, than those imprisoned Read More

Perspectives on Wine Blogging: Wine Expert Steven Spurrier

Remy Charest

Features

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In anticipation of the upcoming 2012 Wine Bloggers’ Conference later this week the editors at Palate Press: The online wine magazine have gathered several different perspectives on wine bloggers. This week we will be running those perspectives, and taking a look at how wine bloggers are viewed by the rest Read More

Perspectives on Wine Blogging: Wine Columnist Talia Baiocchi

Remy Charest

Features

5 min read

In anticipation of the upcoming 2012 Wine Bloggers’ Conference later this week the editors at Palate Press: The online wine magazine have gathered several different perspectives on wine bloggers. This week we will be running those perspectives, and taking a look at how wine bloggers are viewed by the rest Read More

Perspectives on Wine Blogging: Wine Importer Bill Deutsch

Remy Charest

Features

2 min read

In anticipation of the upcoming 2012 Wine Bloggers’ Conference later this week the editors at Palate Press: The online wine magazine have gathered several different perspectives on wine bloggers. This week we will be running those perspectives, and taking a look at how wine bloggers are viewed by the rest Read More

Perspective on Wine Bloggers: Oregon Winemakers

Ryan Reichert

Features

2 min read

In anticipation of the upcoming 2012 Wine Bloggers' Conference later this week the editors at Palate Press: The online wine magazine have gathered several different perspectives on wine bloggers. This week we will be running those perspectives, and taking a look at how wine bloggers are viewed by the rest Read More

2011 Redux: Virginia Wines: Ready to Take Off … But Where To?

Lenn Thompson

Features

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Editors' note: To close 2011, Palate Press: The online wine magazine will be featuring some of our top stories from the past year. Our sixth piece comes from Lenn Thompson, giving us coverage of the Virginia wine industry's continued growth and the future challenges the state may face. Virginia wines Read More

A Wine Tapestry from Alto Adige: Tasting Fifty Years of Pinot Bianco from Terlan

Katie Myers

Features

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Visiting a wine region is a living lesson in the story of a wine. It provides context: a geographic and historical tapestry that illustrates the wine's individual narrative. The majestic backdrop of Alto Adige, stunningly nestled between imposing mountains and vibrant greenery as far as the eye can see, certainly Read More

European Bloggers Morph to Digital Experts

Skipping Turkey, Why Palate Press Will Not Be at European Bloggers’ Conference

Perspectives on Wine Blogging: Wine Expert Steven Spurrier

Perspectives on Wine Blogging: Wine Columnist Talia Baiocchi

Perspectives on Wine Blogging: Wine Importer Bill Deutsch

Perspective on Wine Bloggers: Oregon Winemakers

2011 Redux: Virginia Wines: Ready to Take Off … But Where To?

A Wine Tapestry from Alto Adige: Tasting Fifty Years of Pinot Bianco from Terlan

2018 Ghost of a Chance Wines “Gangster of Love” Red, Sierra Foothills

2020 One Flock Sauvignon Blanc

2020 One Flock Red Wine, California

Bellenda San Fermo, Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG Prosecco Superiore, Brut

2021 David Frost Sauvignon Blanc, Western Cape, South Africa