This article was republished at Forbes.com. You just brought home a mixed case of wine from the store. Already, things are looking good. But what if you could scan each bottle as you unpack it and have the information appear in a database for managing your inventory? Or just for keeping all your tasting notes handy and organized? The verdict? MORE >>

Well, at least I thought I knew something, but in 2009 I realized how much I did not know. That was until 2009 when I bought a nice Italian vin rosso from Damiani Wine Cellars. will post articles about only wines I like and why I like them. To understand you will have to know where I came from as far as my wine experience. MORE >>

Believe I may do a year end article on the subject. Add one more new discovery for 2009 and a reason to be very optimistic for 2010. This has been one fantastic year of enlightenment for me when it comes to all things wine. If I do, I will have to include the German grape, Dornfelder as one of the highlights. MORE >>

While I don't think blogs rise to the level of journalism (there is a big difference between Eric Asimov's articles and his posts ) some blogs may in fact skirt the line. That, I think, is the point of the Wine Business Monthly article, "Do Wine Blogs Impact Your Brand? as well. Vacation is one of those things I don't do enough. MORE >>

A great piece of wine writing has just become accessible: oddly, with the closing of Gourmet magazine, Gourmet.com has made the classic article “ Shattered Myths &# available for free. The now-available article is an oldie but a goodie and well worth the read if you haven’t already seen it. source blog Dr. Vino. MORE >>