Last week, I described two kinds of judgment that constitute two forms of wine criticism. In one sort of judgment there is an actual property
Author: Dwight Furrow
Wine, food, and travel writing, philosophy, aesthetics
Wine Blog Daily Monday 9/10/18
A daily sample of thoughtful writing and discussion from (mostly) independent wine blogs: Karen MacNeil takes restaurants to task for substituting Prosecco for Champagne Alfonso
Budget Wine Review: Folonari Valpolicella 2016
A generic Valpolicella with aromas of red berry, green, twiggy notes, rose and earth. Light and fruity on the palate, with good acidity, it opens
Wine Blog Daily Friday 9/7/18
A daily sample of thoughtful writing and discussion from (mostly) independent wine blogs: Tom Wark announces that the Vinous fellowship for aspiring wine writers has
“Borderless Wine” is a Poor Choice of Words
A couple weeks ago, there was a symposium in New York entitled “Borderless Wine”, featuring speakers addressing the importance of supporting winemaking in emerging and
Wine Blog Daily Thursday 9/6/18
A daily sample of thoughtful writing and discussion from (mostly) independent wine blogs: Tom Wark argues that a wine rating is an adjective not a
Exploring the Philosophy of Food and Wine 