2012: The Year in Wine Blogging
As 2012 comes to an end it appears that these last 12 months will have resulted in just over 200 posts here at FERMENTATION: The Daily Wine Blog. That works out to just about 1 for every work day of the year and allows me to still claim credibility for “the daily wine blog” part of this blog’s title (assuming week days and holidays don’t count as real days).
You might be surprised how a blog of this type defines one’s being. This blog is the outlet for what I am thinking about, be it in the realm of wine, business, career or personal. Every year I’ve written this blog going back to 2004, I’ve spent some time at the end of the year reviewing my life by looking back at what I’ve written. Some posts I look at and think, “what in the world possessed me”? Other posts here remind me that I was possessed by some sort of inspiration. In the end, I remain pleased the results of my efforts. However, some posts please me more than others.
To that point, here are my favorite or most memorable or most rewarding posts of 12 on FERMENTATION on a month by month basis.
January
ALVERNA MAE
February
THE TIRED WINE WRITER
March
WINE PR & MEDIA IN THE AGE OF TWITTER
April
THE STATUS OF WOMEN & WINE
May
THE THREAT AND SHAME OF NATURAL WINE
June
THE WINE INDUSTRY SHOULD COMMIT TO TELLING THE TRUTH
August
EXAMINING ANTONIO GALLONI’S PALATE
September
BRITNEY, BIRD AND THE USE OF SIMPLE WINE
October
WHAT WINE LOVERS SHOULD WATCH FOR IN TONIGHT’S PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE
November
DON’T SCARE THE WINE DRINKERS, PLEASE
December
TAKE FIVE FROM WINE AND IMBIBE GENIUS
One last note…..Thank you for reading and visiting FERMENTATION: The Daily Wine Blog in 2012
Thank you for writting.
I’m not exaggerating when I say that you’re an inspiration to all of us who blog about wine and the wine industry. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and here’s to the great wines of 2013…