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  • Allexperts Wine Q&A
    Volunteer experts answer questions about wine.

  • Baron Phillippe de Rothschild S.A.
    Owns properties in France, Chile, and the United States. Contains detailed information about the many brands, including Château Mouton-Rothschild, and the company, as well as online sales. [Flash required]

  • B&C Wineeducation.com
    Basic and advanced information, along with reviews, from a wine consultant.

  • Boisset
    Family-owned producer with locations in France, the United States, and Canada. Includes property list, a company overview, staff profiles, and winemaking information. [Flash required]

  • BottleCount
    Free online cellar organization service that stores tasting notes, scores, and location. Includes instructions, a discussion board, and a database.

  • Cellarnotes.net
    Reference with information about grape varieties, wine types, production regions, storing, serving, and terminology.

  • DamnGoodWine.com
    Features reviews of wines and winery visits, articles, basic information for beginners, an "ask the experts" section, and event listings.

  • De Long's Wine Info
    Wine reference guides emphasizing visual learning, including the wine grape varietal table.

  • Diageo Chateau & Estate Wines
    Produces range of wines from California and France, under numerous brand names. Also imports and distributes other brands. Contains brand information, winemaker profiles, and wine notes.

  • Domaines Barons de Rothschild
    History, vineyard and vintage information about the first growth Bordeaux, Château Lafite Rothschild, and other family properties in France, Spain, Portugal, and the United States.

  • E. & J. Gallo Winery
    One of the world's largest producers, with wineries in the United States, Italy, and Australia. Includes information about product lines, awards, and the company.

  • Enemyvessel.com
    Offers the Wine Therapy discussion forums for general topics and organizing tastings.

  • Foster's Group: Wine
    Owns wineries in Australia, the United States, New Zealand, Italy, and France. Features brand profiles, articles, and company information.

  • Grupo Osborne
    Makes wines and other food products in Portugal and Spain, including Sherries, Ports, and table wines. Includes product descriptions, as well as profiles of their wineries and company.

  • Harrington's West Coast Wine Net
    Provides informational updates on wineries and other industry matters. Also offers wine tasting notes, food matching suggestions, wine discussion and chat.

  • The Internet Guide to Wine and Wine FAQ.
    Frequently Asked Questions along with personal observations on the subject.

  • Into Wine
    Offers expert articles, wine tasting videos, recommendations, an interactive map detailing the wineries of Napa/Sonoma, and community oriented features where users can share and discuss their wine experiences.

  • ISWN
    International Standard Wine Number offers a searchable database of wines identified by a unique code. Includes information about the wines, producers, and production regions.

  • Lisa Shea's WineIntro
    Features reviews, a glossary, tasting instructions, descriptions of wine types, discussion forums, and food and wine pairing information.

  • Novus Vinum
    Covers a range of topics, including tasting notes, feature articles, a glossary, food pairing tips, events, and links. From Gayot.com.

  • Vinopolis
    A visitor attraction and events venue dedicated to the whole world of wine. Located in London, UK.

  • The Wine Room
    Provides information about the world's wine. You can also sign up for a monthly newsletter.

  • Wineanswers.com
    Offers information through FAQs, columns, quizzes, a glossary, and e-mailing the experts directly. Managed by the Wine Market Council, a non-profit US trade organization.

  • Wines.com
    A large and rich guide to wine on the internet with columnists like Jerry D. Mead. Message boards and recommendations, lots of links.

  • Yumseng.com
    Informal, informational coverage of the wine scene in Singapore.

  • YumYuk.com
    Provides information about how to choose wines, reviews by editors and users, and the ability to search for wines by flavor preferences.

 


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  • Dhondas
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  • Aamras
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  • Medu Vada
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