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Five Things I learned from the Twitterverse at DrinkLocalWine.com Conference

April 22, 2011April 25, 201111 years ago admin 344 Views 1 Comment Akashic Vineyard, Alamosa Cellars, Andrew Stover, Annie Gunn's, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Balzac Communications, Buck Mountain. Jowler Creek, Cabernet, chiefwino, chiefwino.com, Cynthiana, Dave McIntyre, DLWMO, Don Pullum, drinklocalwine.com, feral cat, French American hybrid, Gil Kulers, Glenn Baggett, Harsha Wines, Jeff Siegel, Jim Johnson, Joe Pollack, Kyle Harsha, LocalWineEvents.com, Locapour, Locavore, Marechal Foch, Merlot, Michael Wangbickler, MIssouri wine, MOnetlle, MOwine, Native American grapes, Norton, restaurant, Rick Rockwell, Russ Kane, social media, St. Louis Eats and Drinks, Syrah, Texas wine, Vignoles, VintageTexas, Virginia wine, We Don’t Need No Stickin’ Vinifera, WineKulers

Five Things I learned from the Twitterverse at DrinkLocalWine.com Conference … or why I think Mike Wangbickler gave me the

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Takeaways from DrinkLocalWine.com Conference: Missouri Wines – Day 2 Overview

April 4, 201111 years ago admin 260 Views 0 Comments Adam Puchta Norton, Adam Puchta Port, Annie Gunn's, Best Red Wine, Best White Wine, Chaumette Chardonel, Colorado wine, Dave McIntyre, drinklocalwine.com, Glenn Bardgett, I-V of California Cabernet Stat, Japanese Beer, Jeff Siegel, Localpour, Locapour, Locavore, Locopour, Media Choice Wine, Mike Wangbickler, MIssouri wine, Norton, Peoples Choice Wine, Portlandia, Rick Rockwell, Russ Kane, Sake, Sashimi, social media, Social Media for wineries, St. Louis, sushi, takeaways, taste-off, tasting notes, Texas wine, twitter, Twitter Taste-Off, video, VintageTexas, wineries, word of mouth spending, YouTube

Takeaways from DrinkLocalWine.com Conference: Missouri Wines – Day 2 Overview The conference started back up the following morning at the

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Takeaways from DrinkLocalWine.com Conference: Missouri Wines – Day 1 Overview

April 3, 2011April 4, 201111 years ago admin 299 Views 0 Comments Adam Puchta Norton, Adam Puchta Port, Annie Gunn's, Best Red Wine, Best White Wine, Chaumette Chardonel, Colorado wine, Dave McIntyre, drinklocalwine.com, Glenn Bardgett, I-V of California Cabernet Stat, Japanese Beer, Jeff Siegel, Localpour, Locapour, Locavore, Locopour, Media Choice Wine, Mike Wangbickler, MIssouri wine, Norton, Peoples Choice Wine, Portlandia, Rick Rockwell, Russ Kane, Sake, Sashimi, social media, Social Media for wineries, St. Louis, sushi, takeaways, taste-off, tasting notes, Texas wine, twitter, Twitter Taste-Off, video, VintageTexas, wineries, word of mouth spending, YouTube

Takeaways from DrinkLocalWine.com Conference: Missouri Wines – Day 1 Overview It’s been a whirlwind two days that began on Friday,

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Texas Wines Through the Looking Glass

October 25, 201011 years ago VintageTexas 746 Views 6 Comments Alice Feiring, Black Spanish, Blanc DuBois, Cabernet, Cohete Rojo, Cruz del Comal, Cuvee Jackie, Fredericksburg, Granite hill Vineyard, La Cruz de Comal, Lewis Dickson, Malbec, Mediterranean, Merlot, Mourvedre, natural wine, New Braunfels, Norton, Rose, tannat, Tempranillo, Texas, Texas-Med, Tony Coturri, wine

Texas Wines Through the Looking Glass It’s late October and Alice is sitting on a slab of Texas limestone next

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Ten Great Places to Drink Local Wines (from USA Today) and Five Good Reasons

October 8, 201011 years ago VintageTexas 142 Views 1 Comment Austin, B&B, Bed and Breakfasts, Dave McIntyre, Drink Local Wine, drinklocalwine.com, fine restaurants, Fredericksburg, Hill Country, Jeff Siegel, local wine, Napa Valley, Norton, Roussanne, San Antonio, Sangiovese, shopping, Syrah, Tempranillo, Texas, Texas Hill Country, texaswinetrail.com, Traminette, Vidal, Viognier, Washington Post, wine, Wine Curmudgeon

Ten Great Places to Drink Local Wines (from USAToday) and Five Good Reasons From USA Today: While Napa Valley gets

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Write Off The Vine: Texas Wine News – August 17, 2010

August 17, 201011 years ago VintageTexas 219 Views 2 Comments alcohol, Beavers Family, crush, Deep Eddy, grape harvest, Grapevine, harvest, Hill Country, law, Llano Estacado, Napa Valley, News, Norton, SIRI, sommelier, Ste. Genevieve, Texas, Texasom, top brands, tour, vodka, wine, Winery Tour

Write Off The Vine: Texas Wine News – August 17, 2010 Proposed Federal Alcohol Law Could Limit Texas Wineries’ Growth

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Cowboys and Cabernet: Lone Star Wines Shine at California Conference

August 9, 200912 years ago VintageTexas 2833 Views 1 Comment Alamosa, Brennan Vineyards, Cabernet, California, Claros, conference, cowboys, Fall Creek, fifth wine state, Flat Creek, Inwood Estates, Jane Nickles, Llano Estacado, Meritage, Meritus, Norton, Parker, Pillar Bluff, Robert Parker, Sacramento, Stone House, SuperTexan, SWE, Texas, Texas Culinary Academy, Texas Legato, VintageTexas, Viognier, Viviana, wine, Wine Educators

At the end of the session, one gentleman who at first had been ultra-resistant to the whole idea of Texas Wines summed up the feelings of the crowd by asking, “Why don’t you just get Robert Parker (www.erobertparker.com) to rate these wines? That would get the word out, once and for all, about just how good Texas wines can be.”