Archive for the ‘Bloggerviews’ Category
Bloggerview #18Who: Mark FisherBlog: UncorkedWhere: http://www.daytondailynews.com/o/content/shared-gen/blogs/dayton/wine/index.html Mark Fisher thinks like a reporter and this is what makes his blog, Uncorked, so relevant and so good. Of course, he is a reporter for Ohio’s Dayton Daily News and was their wine writer before he began blogging at that paper’s website back in late 2005. Besides good concise writing, you can count on Uncorked to point it’s readers toward important questions for the wine industry and for consumers. There is an investigative…
Bloggerview #18Who: Neil From BrooklynBlog: BrooklynGuy’s Wine BlogWhere: http://brooklynguyloveswine.blogspot.com/ Neil’s BrooklynGuy’s Wine & Food Blog always struck me as the prototypical wine blog. What’s you’ve got here is someone relating their every day experience with wine. You are discovering what they discover. Tasting what they taste. But…This Guy really does do it so damn well, in large part because his writing is so filled with an authentic voice that it’s very difficult to simply dismiss as another wine blog. The…
BLOGGERVIEW #17Who: Thomas PellechiaBlog: Vino FictionsWhere: http://www.vinofictions.blogspot.com/ This man produces some of the most lucid, well-written and well-informed wine content on the web. The bonus is that he’s terribly opinionated. Thomas Pellechia has a background born for blogging. Winemaker, writer, wine salesperson. It’s all there. His blog, VINOFICTION, is somewhat subversive to the cult of wine due mainly to Thomas’ somewhat skeptical and cynical nature. Yet what you can count on is a very unique perspective on the issues that…
Bloggerview #15Who: Lyle FassBlog: Rockss & FruitWhere: http://rockssandfruit.blogspot.com/ It didn’t take me long to figure out why I really, really liked Lyle Fass’ Rockss & Fruit blog. Lyle is an "advocacy wine blogger", my favorite kind. Don’t take it from me, just read the interview below ("My blog represents the forces of good…in the battle vs the forces of evil"). Let’s face it, it’s just more interesting to read someone with serious opinions, especially when they express them as well…
Bloggerview #15Who: Alice FeiringBlog: Veritas In VinoWhere: http://www.alicefeiring.com/ Alice Feiring is not incapable of pulling her punches. I just don’t think she has any interest in doing so. This is a sure indication of a person who is makes every attempt to get on with life. Alice is a writer in the best sense of the word. When reading her work you get the sense that you are reading HER, rather than her notion of what someone will want to…