What if man still used
stone tools from 2.6 million years ago, never advancing to the hammer or pneumatic nail gun?
What if smoke signals were still used to communicate messages across long distances, instead of the digital phone or via chat?
What if man still traveled solely by foot or raft rather than by car, ship, plane or spacecraft?
What if Gutenberg's creation of the
printing press, first launched over 500 years ago, was considered the only viable tool to share information about wine?
Over the course of evolution, man has found newer, and at times, better ways of accomplishing a goal. Through logic, creativity and community, we have excelled past old ways of thinking and doing, by embracing change, growth and innovation.
The printing press is a tool that was, and still is, effective for ...
Editor's Note: Palate Press is an online magazine that features wine writers from all walks of life. From citizen bloggers to big wig writers, it's packed with stories from wines across the globe. What's unique about PP is its editorial process. Bloggers are an independent bunch and tend to stay clear from someone telling them what stays or goes before publication. Therefore, the mere hint of an editor is typically shunned before the 3 syllables escape one's lips. Yet PP has thrived with its editorial review, allowing any writer to submit their article as long as they're open to editorial criticism.
We want to congratulate founder, David Honig, and his crew for putting in the hard work, sweat and elbow grease it's taken to get this ...
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