Creative Commons licensed image from Flickr user bubble dumpster Even more baffling than the wine industries’ supposed struggle with using social media is their apparent struggle with marketing to the Millennial generation. All sorts of studies and blogs are dedicated to this goal: helping wineries market to people in their twenties. I must be missing [...]
I’m way behind on this one, but news came from across the Atlantic some weeks ago that the British wine trade was impressed by Virginia wines, specifically White Hall Vineyards’ Cuvee des Champs, during the 2009 London International Wine Fair. Dezel from Myvinespot.com has some details and a video reaction from the fair. The Washington [...]
First impression: heavy bottle. Second impression: wear those chain mail gloves that people use when they’re filleting fish, because I gored my thumb with the corkscrew just trying to get the wax seal off of this thing. With bloody thumb and a sour attitude, I poured myself a glass out of the decanter. Translucent dark [...]
Murphy-Goode, a winery located in Sonoma’s Alexander Valley, was faced with a problem that lots of small businesses grapple with: how to get on the social media train that so many people are yammering about. They did the smart thing and set out to hire someone who is plugged into this sort of thing. So [...]
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