Some people are downright vitriolic in their disdain for scores being assigned to wines. “You wouldn’t assign a score to a painting, would you?” is a common refrain. “Or to a piece of music?” Painters and musicians engage in forms…
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How Much Do Scores on Wines Matter?
Tagged with: Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate, Vinesse, wine enthusiast, wine scores, Wine Spectator
Posted in Editor's Journal
Posted in Editor's Journal
10 Tips for Getting the Most Out of a Tasting Room Visit
It’s California Wine Month, and until we get that law passed that allows people to buy their wine only from Vinesse, we know you’re probably going to stop by a winery (or two or three) when the occasion arises. September…
Tagged with: California Wine Month, Tasting Room Tips, Vinesse, wine tasting, Wine Travel
Posted in Editor's Journal
Posted in Editor's Journal
Joe Evancho Wins a Year of ACWC Wines at STAT Summerfest
On July 26, we told you about a truly awesome Vinesse member, Cat Markosky, who is changing lives through an organization she founded called STAT — Southern Tier Alternative Therapies. STAT focuses on the use of a unique physical therapy…
Tagged with: American Cellars Wine Club, Cat Markosky, Joe Evancho, Southern Tier Alternative Therapies, STAT Summerfest, Vinesse
Posted in Wine Buzz
Posted in Wine Buzz
A Wine Education Online… Courtesy of Vinesse
From the time Vinesse was founded as a single wine club, education has been a key component of the experience for club members. Not only has an informative sheet which we call a “Tasting Note” been produced for each featured…
Tagged with: Bill Everhart, newsletter, Robert Johnson, The Grapevine, Vinesse
Posted in Editor's Journal
Posted in Editor's Journal
