On Must Love Wine you can find a lot of good wine info, meet great well informed oenophiles and also learn a lot. Here are a few quick links to help you find what you want:
If you are keeping an eye on Must Love Wine, the wine social network, you will notice how fast it is growing. They literally have only been at this for a few months and they topped 3000 members the other day. I looked again today and there are 200 more. These may not seem like big numbers to sites like FaceBook or MySpace but for a specialized, niche social network it is big. I bet by the end of the year there are 25,000 members as it grows exponentially.
If you are looking for local people that love wine check out some of their local wine groups (there are many more than I am listing here): Boston Wine Group, San Francisco Wine Group, Los Angeles Wine Group, Washington DC Wine Group, Seattle Wine Group and the Dallas Wine Group.
Happy drinking winos!
With a similar design to riddling racks these made in the USA wine boards are personalized with messages and photographs for weddings, anniversaries, housewarming parties, retirement celebrations, holiday and Christmas gifts or other special occasions. Check out the wine board designs.
Wineboards make a unique gift and guests can each bring a bottle of wine to help complete the 15 ½” W x 47 ½” H x 1” D which holds 15 bottles of wine.
So bring the gift of memories for any occasion and give a new meaning to BYOB.
“I love the wineboard!! Thank you so much for putting it together, and for participating in the Bacchanalian event!” Zach U.
The Dragon Phoenix Wine Blog is a compendium of tasting notes on global wines as well as a resource for reading about wines available in the Chinese market, tastings in Beijing and further a field, and interviews with winery owners and other involved in the industry. The blog was created by independent wine consultants and educators, Edward Ragg and Fongyee Walker, co-founders of the Beijing-based Dragon Phoenix Fine Wine Consulting. We are uploading hundreds of tasting notes on international wines from multiple vintages derived from notebooks first started in 2003. But, in the first place, we will post on wines available in China and the wider Chinese wine scene(s).
If you’re passionate about collecting wine then you’ll want to know that you are storing your valuable wine collection in the best possible cellar conditions. Conditions that will allow your wines to age slowly and develop complexity …
The new e-book How To Build Your Own Wine Cellar reveals all the strategies you need to start your own cellar. This book grew out of our own research into building several wine cellars plus it answers all the questions we were asked by other people when they knew we were writing this book.
Not only will you discover how to build your own wine cellar, you’ll learn about choosing wine cellar racks, how to select wines to cellar, the role of humidity and temperature in wine storage, choosing wine glasses, how to taste wine and much more.
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