Moreover, she says, even if someone isn't specifically a wine blogger, but are interested in social media, learning about blogging or if they enjoy wine, great food and good company, they are welcome.
Register: 2013 Wine Bloggers Conference
Again, it's only $ 95 for two days of wine, food and technology. What a bargain!
Here's the agenda : 2013 Wine Bloggers Conference in Penticton, BC
Thursday, June 6
4:30 - 7:00 PM Registration and Tradeshow 7:00 …
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There's still time to nominate and/or vote for your favourite Canadian wines. It just takes a few clicks and every wine is celebrated on the nomination wall.
Leanne also announces the launch of the wine of the week feature that I'll …
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I suppose the Big Bordeaux Wine Glass could always go to Texas where bigger is always better. The only problem is, Texas isn't exactly known for its wine connoisseurship. Also, Texans don't put beans in their chili, …
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