Posted by
chasetheline on 11/28/2003 at 07:27 PST
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Last Reader Comment on 01/28/2005 at 13:52 PST
Does anyone know of a website that has an on line tasting journal... so you can keep your own notes organized online?
If not... maybe this is the next big .com idea!!! ;)
Thanks!
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I suggest starting a weblog. There are already some excellent ones out there (see http://www.vinography.com/ for a good example). I recommend a service like TypePad (www.typepad.com) or Blogger (www.blogger.com) which are easy to set up and maintain. I'd be happy to give some more feedback as I've been keeping a (non-wine) weblog for almost four years now.
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Kevin 07/23/2004 at 20:34 PST [Reply]
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I am a member at a fledgling (As it seems) site. http://www.goodwinecheap.com/
From there someone linked a site to the Louisiana Wine club www.lawineclub.com.
Just figure I would add in to the info as I am also looking for a website with a good message board too.
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Kurt 08/03/2004 at 12:36 PST [Reply]
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It is a great idea. It has, however, already been done. www.winedemocracy.com is a fantastic site to store your tasting notes and share your notes with others. Check it out.
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Mike 10/14/2004 at 09:25 PST [Reply]
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I would recommend LA Wine Club:
http://lawineclub.com/
It's free and very comprehensive and more and more features are being implemented every day.
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Sid 10/14/2004 at 09:26 PST [Reply]
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Check out www.lawineclub.com. It's a local site, but growing. I prefer the format and lay-out in the tasting note section to the other sites available.
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John 11/10/2004 at 18:23 PST [Reply]
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Wow! It seems that WineDemocracy.com has now updated with the ability to manage your cellar. I like it quite a lot.
http://www.winedemocracy.com
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Kim 11/12/2004 at 14:23 PST [Reply]
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I use the tasting note feature on http://lawineclub.com/ to record my tasting notes. They're easy to keep track of, copy for posting, and you can check out other people's notes, too. It's also easy to use.
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Some of the "famous" commercial sites like WS offer a place to add your tastings to those they've rated.
But you're out of luck if they haven't rated your wine.
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Stephanie Kay 01/28/2005 at 13:50 PST [Reply]
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I don't know what's going on with your company, but I submitted my rebate request with a UCP label and receipt but I received a notice that I did not enclose a UCP label so I cannot receive a rebate. That's just "Bull". Everything that was required was enclosed. What's going on with you!!!!!!!!
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Stephanie Kay 01/28/2005 at 13:52 PST [Reply]
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I don't know what's going on with your company, but I submitted my rebate request with a UCP label and receipt but I received a notice that I did not enclose a UCP label so I cannot receive a rebate. That's just "Bull". Everything that was required was enclosed. What's going on with you!!!!!!!! If this is the way you handle rebates merely so that you can get sales, then "Enough". I will be happy to let my family and friends know this and this will be the last time I will buy your product!
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