Since our last discussion – “#winelovers and #winesnobs: What’s the difference?” was so successful, I decided to continue the trend and post another great discussion that took place on the #winelover group on Facebook. Cathrine Todd, fellow MW student and a dear friend started this one…. so, to continue something that eventually is going to disappear…. Robert Parker talks about… Read more →
I started this discussion on twitter yesterday: If a #winelover reads a large number of #wine books… will he become a #winesnob? Best answer so far: “The #winesnob is associated with #pretentiousness & not #knowledge.” Mia Anzola Then I asked on Facebook: “But what do you think?” I got many very good comments, so I decided to make it… Read more →
I spent a few days in Lugana (south of Lake Garda, Italy) with a group of #winelover-s and I had the chance to taste many wines of the region. From the freshest bottles of the 2013 vintage (which I knew quite well) to aged bottles of the 70′s and 80′s (that I had never had before) and everything in between. … Read more →
Red, White & Pink Wine Blues I payed my wines, I payed my glas I payed my share of taxes too Now I cant buy my baby food Ive got the red, white, pink wine blues (inspired by Hank Williams, Jr.) Writing and communicating about wines creates possibilities – it gets you to meet people, to visit new places, enjoy… Read more →
What is a winelover? An easy answer is someone who loves wine. For me it is a little more than that, for me it is the wine, things that are connected with wine and personal meetings. The #winelover-community is enabling all this and more. You might have seen some of our awesome t-shirts or badges or you might be one… Read more →
Our #winelover week in Hungary couldn’t have started any better. Blue skies and crisp air… the excitement of being in the legendary Tokaj region and the opportunity to taste the wines from one of the best producers made our hearts beat faster… Yulia Tatarintseva: Feeling at the top of the world. A walk in the vineyards and we got to understand… Read more →