WORLD WINE WATCH NEWSLETTER ONLINE! (a division of GOTHIC EPICURES WRITING)

Last updated July 1, 2008
 


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  • This is the World Wine Watch Newsletter Online, as created by Dean Tudor, principal owner of Gothic Epicures Writing, a wine and food consulting business, and member (currently, Treasurer) of the Wine Writers' Circle of Canada This is the website version of the FAX and EMAIL newsletter. To subscribe to the FAX version ($12 a year; always sent BEFORE release dates) email your name, address, and FAX number to Dean Tudor. Website versions are uploaded AFTER release dates.The WWWO has been online since 1994! Wines, globally distributed, are available for sale within the province of Ontario, Canada...

    Remember, it's not hard to be a wine writer: you just have to have opinions about wines and find someone to pay you for those opinions. You also have to recognize that there's nothing really free, and that you're getting wine samples, invites, dinners, trips and parties not because you're so great and so cool. You get these perks because it serves a purpose: ultimately, it's a wine writer's job in association with "our industry partners" to sell wine. You might even want to read "Oxford Companion to Wine" on the differences between a wine WRITER and a wine CRITIC. "The secret of wine writing is not simply to share opinions, but to give readers the confidence to have their own." -- Giles Kime

    As always, I do what I can to produce publications and data which are pleasing in every way and devoid of error. Life, however, mocks my efforts. Prices change, and sometimes I live to regret the clever turns of phrase that seemed so very right at the time. I apologize for errors of fact, ill-conceived metaphors, mistakes of spelling or pronunciation, opinions that will come back to haunt me in years to come, and solecisms of every description. Like you, I try my damnedest, but it doesn't always work. Still, perhaps next time. Thanks to someone who knows what I mean and inspired me to write this disclaimer. E & OE, and all that...Why is there NEVER enough time to do it right but ALWAYS enough time to do it over? Look it up, and you'll remember it longer! (Screw it up, and you'll remember it forever....)


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  • 11th Annual (2007) Holiday Book Gifts Article
  • Tudor's Famous FaintPraise Table of Wine Terms (describing wines worthy of 75 to 84 points)

  • Wine and Food Book Reviews (2008 archives)
  • Wine and Food Book Reviews (2006/07 archives)
  • Wine and Food Book Reviews (2002-2005 archives)

  • Wine Trade Winds Diary (2006/08 archives)
  • Wine Trade Winds Diary (2000-2005 archives)

  • World Wine Watch Newsletter (2008 archives)
  • World Wine Watch Newsletter (1995-2007 archives)

  • Holiday Gifts Archives from previous years

  • Hear Here Audiobook Archives from previous years


  • Selected Winequotes

  • Selected Wine Humour

  • Selected Food and Recipe Sites

  • Aroma Wheel in Low-Tech ASCII text

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    Other Hot Links to Wine News


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  • Tasting Note Generator
  • Duke of URLs
  • Tales from My Table: Ann Tudor
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