Wine, Food & Drink Blogs

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Grapes And Grains

by David Flaherty

One man's journey to the bottom of the glass

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Goddess Of Wine

by Denise Lowe

Random ruminations about wine and other stuff...

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Citron & Vanille

by Silvia Gregori

Personal chef from France living in San Francisco creates recipes with a French and Italian flair, always focusing on health and nutrition.

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Goatgrub

by Tania

The yummy in your tummy.

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Woods Wine Backyard Vineyard And Home Winery Blog

by Ed Kwiek

From the rolling hills of Perinton NY, Ed Kwiek, Viticulturist and Vintner, will share the ongoing activities of the Woods Wine Vineyard and Winery. If you are considering installing a hobby vineyard in your own backyard, browse through the many interesting and educational entries in this blog.

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Rick's Wine Country Journal

by Rick Spear

Winetasting is one of the great things to do when visiting San Francisco and the Bay Area. This journal helps visitors (and locals) explore some of Wine Country's hidden gems and increase their enjoyment of wine.

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Lookin At Cookin - The Blog

by Lionel Martinez

A food blog that contains fascinating fun morsels to savor.

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Wino Woman

by Wino Woman

Wino Woman believes that wine is the perfect complement to life. For any occasion, any food, any song, any mood...there's a wine for that. Watch her creative wine pairing videos at WinoWoman.com! Because you really should be drinking all the time.

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I Wine A Lot

by Catherine Orazi

I pair wine tastings with life experiences while living in Italy and studying to become a sommelier. I describe the wine, the people and the experience.

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Minnesota Uncorked™

by Lauren Voigt, Mickey Caulfield, Sam Fox

Minnesota Uncorked aims to nurture an enjoyment of wine through stories that inspire exploration of wine, of Minnesota and of Minnesota wine. There is nothing else that people eat or drink that is perceived to be “wrong” in quite the same way as wine. So, why wine? If you like it, it’s the right wine.

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