My 1001st post
This is, officially, the 1001st published post on Australian Wine Review. That's 1000 posts in four and a half years, or something published every 1.6 days, a stat which I think is a pass mark in the blog world (maybe).Rather than strictly celebrating this milestone though, I've actually decided that I'm bored with the way I post, that I could actually be expressing more by ditching some structure and concentrating on stories.
As a result, I'm using this post to declare that the format is changing - changing from less of a tasting note compendium and more of a wine diary. Expect less formatting, perhaps shorter posts and sometimes less detail. Expect more flow, much more wines covered and hopefully more posts in general.
Whether this is a successful move will be for you to decide...
2009/10 WCA Wine Journalism 'Young Gun; Wine Judge; Gourmet Traveller WINE and Breathe Hunter Valley magazine contributor; LattéLife & The Retiree columnist; National Liquor News tasting panellist and Chablis lover who fell into the liquor industry chiefly to buy cheap beer.
Will Look forward to seeing what you do. Don't get rid of the tasting notes completely though!
ReplyDeleteNot at all. It's more that I'm just a little bored with my standard tasting notes. I want something more...
DeleteCongratulations Andrew, keep up the good work mate!
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed the notes but also look forward to the new format.
Could be very interesting. Looking forward to it....
ReplyDeleteGo you! :) Long live the new wine writing :)
ReplyDeleteWell done on the milestone. It definitely requires dedication. Looking forward to the changes - it all helps keep it fresh for you and the audience.
ReplyDeleteKeep up the good work.
Congratulations mate.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading about more of your wine adventures...