Wine bloggers, more importantly, American Wine Bloggers, are you getting wine samples? Most likely there is a mixed bag of both "yes" and "no" responses. Well, if you're interested in receiving samples, Josh over at the infamous
Pinot Blogger has a new service called, Helpawinery.com, that connects wineries with wine bloggers interested in reviewing wines. Here's how it works:
You sign up for the list, and soon after you'll start to receive emails with offers of wine samples from various wineries. The offers will be based on the types of wines you prefer to review, or the geographical area you specialize in.
I had a chance to talk to Josh a bit about it when I was at the
WBC last month, and I have to say, it's a great idea. I also talked to him about how it could be ...
Are you, or your fellow wineries, currently working the harvest? If so, we want your photos! If you have any pictures of the harvest, whether that be from picking the grapes to driving the tractor, please share your experiences with us at: Wine Harvest 2009! This group is not reserved to one side of the world or another. This is an equal opportunity photo group, regardless if you're making ice wine in Canada, Tempranillo in Spain, Carmenère in Chile or Shiraz in South Africa. Let your fellow wine aficionados share in the fun and post your pictures today!
Also make sure to check out the discussion forum there. If your a wine maker, please leave a comment about what your harvest is shaping up to! 
Editor's Note: Yesterday, Rob Bralow of the "Wine Post" published
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