Comments on: What Constitutes “The Best Wine Blog”? http://wineblogger.info/2008/09/what-consititutes-the-the-best-wine-blog/ Wine Bloggers Unite! Mon, 08 Mar 2010 23:33:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Interview with Japanese Wine Blogger Yuko Satake http://wineblogger.info/2008/09/what-consititutes-the-the-best-wine-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Interview with Japanese Wine Blogger Yuko Satake Thu, 22 Jan 2009 10:31:05 +0000 http://wineblogger.info/?p=30#comment-48 [...] met the Japanese wine blogger, Yuko Satake (check out this article on our take of blog competitions here). Yuko, a petite, spunky and enthusiastic woman in her mid thirties, authors Vino Nos Habla (Wine [...] [...] met the Japanese wine blogger, Yuko Satake (check out this article on our take of blog competitions here). Yuko, a petite, spunky and enthusiastic woman in her mid thirties, authors Vino Nos Habla (Wine [...]

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]]> By: Katie http://wineblogger.info/2008/09/what-consititutes-the-the-best-wine-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Katie Wed, 01 Oct 2008 20:04:55 +0000 http://wineblogger.info/?p=30#comment-17 Tough question, but the answer is not simple either. IMHO, the "best" wine blog would be a combination of all things mentioned, and so perhaps choosing a panel of varying experts is a good idea, but finding an amalgam is what's needed. A good wine blog should have quality content from a "wine expert's" POV, clean unobtrusive design from a designer's POV, frequent posts/feeds/comments from a techie's POV. If there is one that marries all 3 aspects, that should, I guess, be deemed best?!? What drives me nuts as a food/wine blogger is that there are awards for this at all. As much as many musicians eschew the Grammy Awards and such, why must we always be rating, categorizing and critiquing? Do we really need to be acknowledged that badly? I write because I love it...because I need to as much as I want to. That should be enough to satisfy.<br><br><a href="http://gonzogastro.wordpress.com">http://gonzogastro.wordpress.com</a> Tough question, but the answer is not simple either. IMHO, the “best” wine blog would be a combination of all things mentioned, and so perhaps choosing a panel of varying experts is a good idea, but finding an amalgam is what's needed. A good wine blog should have quality content from a “wine expert's” POV, clean unobtrusive design from a designer's POV, frequent posts/feeds/comments from a techie's POV. If there is one that marries all 3 aspects, that should, I guess, be deemed best?!? What drives me nuts as a food/wine blogger is that there are awards for this at all. As much as many musicians eschew the Grammy Awards and such, why must we always be rating, categorizing and critiquing? Do we really need to be acknowledged that badly? I write because I love it…because I need to as much as I want to. That should be enough to satisfy.

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