About the blog: Working and writing about Italian wine for a lifetime, moving between Italy and America. Passionate about both of my countries. Sustained by the energies of California, Texas, Sicily and the Adriatic. Drawn to the open spaces of America and the small vineyards of Italy. Known by friends and colleagues as Italian Wine Guy®. Following the trail of the vine as it winds through Italy and beyond. Not just an Italian wine blog, but an intent look into the passion the grape inspires, the roots it sinks into culture, family and time, and the way change affects us all. Posting, at a minimum, every Sunday and Thursday.

About the blog: Ostensibly, the blog is about wine. But in reality we talk about wine, food, travel, music, society and pretty much anything that pops into our heads. Focus is probably not our strong suit.

About the blog: I review wines, restaurants, and write about the wine world and wine related issues. Vinography began on January 15th, 2004 as a personal project for founder and editor Alder Yarrow. The site is now a respected source for non-mainstream wine writing, and one of the most influential wine blogs on the Internet. Featuring wine and sake reviews, restaurant reviews, editorials, book reviews, wine news, and wine event coverage, Vinography publishes new content daily to a global readership. The site's contributors work hard to create an alternative to the traditional sources and styles of wine journalism, partially through its emphasis on the stories, the people, and the passion behind wine, all told from a decidedly down-to-earth perspective. Vinography is strongly committed to maintaining our objectivity as a source for wine criticism and commentary, and our intelligent community of civil and respectful wine lovers. We do not and never will accept advertising from wineries, winegrowers, or wine production companies, and as a rule we do not permit commercial plugs for products, services, or other web properties in comments by readers.

About the blog: Mis amigos de Catavino (portal en inglés sobre los vinos de Iberia, de amplísima repercusión), Ryan y Gabriella Opaz, relanzan su blog Wine Blogger Info. Su ambición es poder dar información sobre todos los blogs sobre vino que en el mundo son, organizándolos por lenguas de escritura de los mismos, localización de sus autores y temas tratados.

About the blog: I like to describe 1WineDude.com as “edu-tainment for the Intermediate wine lover.” So, I cover any topic in the world of wine that I think readers will enjoy, and those readers typically are not “beginner” wine lovers but have a really good foundation in wine already. I try to teach those readers something new, and encourage them to give their own thoughts on the topics, all the while keeping things entertaining so that they might learn something maybe without realizing it!

About the blog: The Reign of Terroir covers scientific and cultural matters. I am interested in the social and historical dimensions of winemaking. I am equally dedicated to the promotion of terroir-driven wines and the green, sustainable winegrowing practices that allow the full expression of such wines. A big project!

About the blog: Hunter S. Thompson, a writer whose work I love, coined the term “gonzo journalism” as a style of journalism that’s written subjectively, often including the reporter as part of the story (first person narrative). It pisses on the “polished” edited style favored by the media, and strives for the gritty factor. Use of quotations, sarcasm, humor, exaggeration and profanity is common. It supposes that journalism can be truthful without striving for objectivity, and given that discussing food and wine is seldom about objectivity either, I kinda dig that—you dig? This blog, issues: Everything gastronomic: food, wine, beer and spirits

About the blog: Blogging about wine, regular appearances on the syndicated morning show Daytime and Tweetmetv.com as their ‘wine aficionado’, and using social media applications like Twitter, Facebook, and Ustream has allowed Matthew to share his love for wine with you in a fully engaging way. In addition, Matthew is a consultant for Zsazsa And Company, Inc, a start up wine business in South Florida focused on carefully selected wines for everyone to enjoy.

About the blog: What do you get when you cross the Wine Spectator, America's best-selling wine magazine, with the Economist, the world's leading business weekly? The answer is this blog, The Wine Economist, which analyzes and interprets today's global wine markets.

About the blog: Hilera es un aporte para enriquecer la comunicación publicitaria del vino. Una huella que acorta la búsqueda de avisos de esta bebida y de todas aquellas que se ponen sobre la mesa para compartir un momento. (Pero sobre todo de la primera). El eje temático de este blog son los avisos publicitarios. Aunque también lo voy completando con algunas novedades que supongo le pueden llegar a interesar a un jefe de marketing de bodega o a un estudiante que busca “etiquetas de vino”. Trato de sumar algunas reflexiones e ideas y de buscar aplicaciones de otras bebidas para demostrar su posible adaptación a la comunicación del vino. Muchas veces me voy a la banquina, pero retomo. No puedo dejar de pensar que este blog es un pequeño cajón donde guardo cosas. Un pasatiempo.

About the blog: The Pleasures of Wine, Food, & Travel

About the blog: Blog para los amantes del vino, donde puedan disfrutar la actualidad de la industria y las novedades de los vinos argentinos…con palabras fáciles y accesibles para todos... Mi objetivo está puesto, en todo el mundo pueda conocer todas las expresiones de Terroir Argentino, encabezados con la cepas insignias Malbec y Torrontes.

About the blog: My blog, cheapwineratings.com, is focused on providing wine reviews for affordable, everyday wines. The majority of wines we review retail for $20 USD or less.