" One of the most vibrant guests at the very bustling Modern restaurant on a recent Tuesday night was Jimena Turner, director of education for Wines of Catena in Mendoza, Argentina. The book has some great information on the family's work and research with clonal selection, as well as the history of Argentine wine in general. MORE >>

It was a fantastic education. Burgundy enthusiasts have looked to other sources of information, such as Burghound, for guidance. We will be much more active in educational events that bring consumers closer to wine. There’s a new order at the Wine Advocate. His unedited replies follow below. And NFL? Twice. wine writing MORE >>

Technical information revolved around the increasing organic activity of producers and research into lighter bottle weight to reduce the carbon footprint. Communications goals revolve around bringing more sommeliers and educators to Champagne and intensifying social media as well as mainstream press. "How theatrical!" Welcome!" MORE >>

was quietly informed that it was last year Shirley and I attend the Festival in the rain and not '09. Educational seminars every hour, both Saturday and Sunday and the New York Wine & Culinary Center will provide food demonstrations. So I had to immediately delete the post and start all over. Finger Lakes Riesling Festival. MORE >>

Some were a little informative and some became down right interesting. The first half of the book is loaded with information about what wine is and how wine is made. Maybe, someday I will take an adult education course on understanding computers and produce an awarding winning blog all on my own. Cheers MORE >>