If You're Happy and You're Blogged, Clap Your Hands!

We are happy to note that we've been blogged!  It's nice to know that the blog-o-sphere is a real thing.  I know you can do all sorts of neat things, like link to other peoples'  blogs  and whatever - and I'm so very grateful that people will read what we have posted...because for God's sake you all certainly must have something better to do!  But since you have professed some kind of interest in wine - then by all means read on.  Blog on!  Tune in!  Synchronize your ipods!  Or for something really novel - read a newspaper.  No, I was just kidding!  Anyway - we have a friend in Walla Walla who is much more prolific in the blogsphere than ourselves - and writes about wine and all the happenings here.  I'm really delighted that Catie McIntyre Walker who keeps a blog called Through the Walla Walla Grape Vine has written about Trio Vintners.  Catie follows all the developments here and has a very insider perspective as she works in one of the very best wineries in the Valley, the award winning Forgeron Cellars.  At any rate, It's cool to see a little ink about Trio Vintners (rather, bytes and bits) somewhere other than our own domain. 

That said - we also have some postings regarding our winery in a couple of key locations on the good ol' world wine web (remember that thing that Al Gore made possible!)   Again, it was a kind of thrill for us to see our winery listed amongst ranks of all the Washington state wineries.  OK, this may not be as meaningful for our dear blog reader as it is for ourselves - but afterall, we are here to share our love, glory, shame and stardom.  Check out the links below and please peruse these two sites for a really informative tour of our absolutely stellar competitors.  It's great company to be sure.

Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance

Washington Wine Commission

Blog on!

Posted by Denise

Comments

[kosher wine]

Blogging allows winemakers and winelovers to connect with each other and share ideas, thoughts and experiences. The world is getting smaller by the minute, I suppose. Good luck and more power on your winemaking.