Travel-Weary Audiophiles Rejoice!
Modern digital music players sporting 60+ GB hard drives allow music lovers to travel the world without being parted from large portions of their album collection. But listeners still remain…
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Hail Vouvray
Vouvray is named after a small village in France’s Loire Valley, Vouvray is steely and vivacious when young — some even call it “nervous” — but it is also among…
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The Burgundy Report…worth a visit
Bill Nanson, who is a non-wine critic, publishes the Burgundy Report. “I don’t see myself as a critic, because I enjoy wine. I sometimes read reviews and wonder if the…
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Burning My Fingers in Boston
There are an enormous amount of food blogs popping up online. Came across one today that put a smile on my face, Burning My Fingers in Boston. The brains behind…
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Anything New Under the Sun?
Maybe not. Apparently the “new fashionable wines” much, like hemlines and platform shoes, come and go with time. A good marketing technique to revive a tired wine market is to…
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Let if Flow
Wine Blogs around the world united bring you an idea to help out those displaced by Hurricane Katrina. The suggestion is simple: set aside what you would spend on that…
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Either Oar: Queen Liliuokalani Outrigger Canoe Race, Kailua, Hawaii
With dozens of kayakers paddling their canoes on the Big Island, you can almost hear the strains of the Hawaii 5-0 song in the air. That was the theme for…
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Training Deals: Eurostar Packages to Over 100 Cities
Yanks like me usually only consider the London-to-Paris connection (or vice versa) on the Eurostar, the train that jets you through the English Channel in about 3 hours. I took…
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Airlines Flying In Supplies & Flying Out Refugees
Despite their collective financial woes, a number of U.S. airlines are flying in supplies and flying out refugees from the hurricane-ravaged areas of Louisiana. The goodwill effort included about four…
