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And do you know what they called the wineries elsewhere along Lake Keuka, several of which have won all manner of international competitions with their noxious decoctions?

dustbury.com » Quote of the week (reserve) 2007

But as someone who grew up with wine, whose family worked in wineries in Vacqueyras and Châteauneuf du Pape, and who actually made his career in the hard sciences, I can only say that this out of 100 ranking in such a subjective field is one of the most unscientific things I ever have encountered.

Tasting Bordeaux 2005 blind with Robert Parker | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009

I continue to think there is value in wineries and bloggers working together to increase the flow of information, education and all that is extraordinary about the wine experience to consumers and anyone passionate about wine.

Wine in Social Media: What’s Forbidden? « California Life: Better Than Happy Hour 2009

In addition there has long been a history of certain wineries allowing consumers (usually wine club members) to “own” a vine.

Get Your Hands Dirty: Bloggers Planting Forum « California Life: Better Than Happy Hour 2009

Their solution and that of Bronco, Wine Group, and the other mega-wineries is to flood the shelves with hundreds of labels with no mention of the true winery that makes them.

Ernest Gallo, behavioral economist | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009

Ultimately, the most effective use of blogs for wineries is reviews, particularly for blogs that do a good job of tagging content.

Wineries & Bloggers: Connecting the dots? « California Life: Better Than Happy Hour 2008

I believe that the ‘controversy’ brewing regarding the relationship between bloggers & wineries is not too distant from the relationship between traditional media and wineries … except that traditional media usually gets paid for what they are doing … either as a freelancer for the piece written or directly from the publication as an employee.

Bloggers and Wineries: Partners? Notes on the 1st Bloggers Tasting Forum « California Life: Better Than Happy Hour 2008

Island's most recognizable and accomplished wineries is celebrating its 20th anniversary with six limited-release wines that "push the boundaries of Long Island winemaking."

Wolffer Estate Vineyards 2005 Cassango Cabernet Sauvignon (Long Island) 2008

Island's most recognizable and accomplished wineries is celebrating its 20th anniversary with six limited-release wines that "push the boundaries of Long Island winemaking."

LENNDEVOURS: 2008

First, Finger Lakes riesling is probably no more available in California than LI merlot is, and yet wineries from the region are sending almost exclusively riesling to the conference.

Finger Lakes Riesling. Long Island Chaos. 2008