Archive for September, 2009

What the Wine.com API Release Means for Consumers

Saturday, September 26th, 2009

It was announced today that wine.com has released it’s API, which is the framework that allows third party websites to link to it’s extensive online database. This means that some wine related website’s will choose to incorporate information from Wine.com into their site, allowing for more extensive information to be delivered directly to the end [...]

Premium Wine at Premium Discounts

Friday, September 18th, 2009

When budgets are tight, retailers adapt, and in the wine industry, it’s the overpriced wines that need to make the concession.
Among the more eyebrow-raising deals he’s seen in the past several weeks have been half bottles of Joseph Phelps Insignia Napa cabernet 2002, Wine Spectator magazine’s wine of the year, wholesaling for a mere $10 [...]

Winexpression – Now a Part of History – Comments Posted Here to be Used in Trial

Monday, September 14th, 2009

You never know what might happen after you click the publish button. In a post that appeared nearly 4 years ago, this site covered a piece of news that shocked the wine community on the suspected arson of a facility in Vallejo that housed hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of wine. The latest developments [...]

6 Year Anniversary Contest Winners Announced

Tuesday, September 1st, 2009

After the fantastically fair method of choosing my favorite people to give books to, I have decided on our winners!
Actually, that isn’t how it happened. To keep it fair, I printed everyone’s name onto a sheet of 8×11.5, cut small evenly spaced rectangles out, dropped them upside down in an empty cardboard cup, added some [...]

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