Comments on: Wine Biz Radio: December 3, 2007 http://winebizradio.com/articles/winebizradio-20071203/ From Sonoma Valley To Your Ears Thu, 21 Aug 2008 02:47:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Taylor Senatore http://winebizradio.com/articles/winebizradio-20071203/#comment-62 Taylor Senatore Wed, 16 Jan 2008 18:37:36 +0000 http://winebizradio.com/articles/winebizradio-20071203/#comment-62 RE: Your http://drinkthegoodstuff.blogspot.com question Thanks for the question guys. Sorry we were unable to answer you in a timely fashion! As you may know, wine blogging is not the primary job for most people and our blog was a playful extension of the short-lived online wine magazine bonvivantwineguide.com. The good news is the blog remains and the editors were able to take advantage of a number of opportunities that arose because of the blog and the site. Executive editor, Jennifer Frank is currently writing a wine book for Penguin Publishing's Alpha Books division called "Wine: At Your Fingertips." While, I can be seen (good or bad) in the upcoming PBS show "The Wine Makers." For those that may be interested there is a You Tube trailer up on the blog. Finally, our lessons learned from our days on the web have actually pushed Jennifer and I back into the "real world" with a brick and mortar store hopefully opening in Lower Manhattan in the near future. But fear not as we will also be selling wine online through the store's website at www.cawinemerchants.com Again, thanks for mentioning our blog in your piece. Cheers! RE: Your http://drinkthegoodstuff.blogspot.com question

Thanks for the question guys. Sorry we were unable to answer you in a timely fashion! As you may know, wine blogging is not the primary job for most people and our blog was a playful extension of the short-lived online wine magazine bonvivantwineguide.com.

The good news is the blog remains and the editors were able to take advantage of a number of opportunities that arose because of the blog and the site.

Executive editor, Jennifer Frank is currently writing a wine book for Penguin Publishing’s Alpha Books division called “Wine: At Your Fingertips.” While, I can be seen (good or bad) in the upcoming PBS show “The Wine Makers.” For those that may be interested there is a You Tube trailer up on the blog.

Finally, our lessons learned from our days on the web have actually pushed Jennifer and I back into the “real world” with a brick and mortar store hopefully opening in Lower Manhattan in the near future. But fear not as we will also be selling wine online through the store’s website at www.cawinemerchants.com

Again, thanks for mentioning our blog in your piece.

Cheers!

]]> By: Cheryl and Inger http://winebizradio.com/articles/winebizradio-20071203/#comment-55 Cheryl and Inger Wed, 19 Dec 2007 00:12:56 +0000 http://winebizradio.com/articles/winebizradio-20071203/#comment-55 The Robinson you were discussing is Jancis and she is a Master of Wine from England. We agree to a certain extent with the comments you were making about the Napa Valley Register article "men are from Parker, women are from Robinson". Ms. Robinson tends to write about a wine experience, rather than assigning numbers to wines. Robert Parker with his rating system feeds the mentality of those who like baseball stats. Its all about the numbers. The Robinson you were discussing is Jancis and she is a Master of Wine from England.
We agree to a certain extent with the comments you were making about the Napa Valley Register article “men are from Parker, women are from Robinson”. Ms. Robinson tends to write about a wine experience, rather than assigning numbers to wines. Robert Parker with his rating system feeds the mentality of those who like baseball stats. Its all about the numbers.

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