
Elizabeth posts about once a week, but when she does it's chock full of photos, maps, and detailed information. It's a scholarly but not snooty approach to the subject that I really admire.
Also, I'm going to take this opportunity to issue a challenge: Texas, Virginia, and Georgia are going strong so far in WITS. I know Florida has to have some more winebloggers, and I'm still looking for folks out there in Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana. Readers and bloggers, send me your links!
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speaking of Texas, be sure to add dobianchi.com ...Jeremy is a whiz of Italian wine and I believe is in Austin.
Also, http://maisonmarcel.blogspot.com/ and http://random-oenophile.blogspot.com/ in Georgia
Thanks for the tips, Joe! Links added, posts to follow at some point...
Fellow wine blogger here =) I don't know if my wine blog counts for this site or not ... but here it goes. I write the wine blog Vinously Speaking. (vinouslyspeaking.blogspot.com). I am a born and raised Texan (San Antonio), but here is the catch - I have been in France for the last two years studying for my Masters in Wine Business in Dijon, France. I started my wine blog to keep my family and friends back home up to date with my wine adventures here and after a few months I started getting a lot more readers from all over. If its cool, I would really love to be included in the Texas list of wine blogs =) Hope yall will add me!! Take Care!
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