Reviews

Robert Parker says, "...more informed and articulate than most wine writers I have known.....rational, well-conceived points of view . He's another super wine resource."

Business Week says: An "insider web site...which has an active bulletin board that attracts knowledgeable drinkers."
---Business Week, March 19, 2001, p. 103

One of 3 best discussion forums on the internet--- Food & Wine Magazine, October, 2005

Wine & Spirits Magazine, 1999 Annual Buying Guide Named the E-Zine one of five "most intriguing sites of the year."

The L.A. Times called the Bulletin Board "by far the most far-flung and heavily trafficked wine bulletin board in the ether."--Charles Perry, February, 2006

"[Mark Squires' BB] is part of wine critic Robert Parker’s excellent website, and few other forums on the internet
can compare with the sheer range, depth and knowledge of the regular contributors." --Richard Jones, Wine International, January, 2005

New York Times, March 11, 1998, the wine column by Frank Prial quotes me and plugs the E-Zine....

Santé, May, 2003, p. 24 said in an article on "Keeping up with the wine world" directed at restaurant managers and beverage managers that the Bulletin Board is a "must" for those that want to stay informed...

The Wine House (Los Angeles, 11/96) said, "This is a 'lifestyle' site that outdoes the Wine Spectator's."

The Sunday New York Times quoted me on issues regarding free trade, and mentioned the E-Zine, February, 1998.

The Philadelphia Inquirer featured the E-Zine in its wine column (May 11, 1997) and named me (4/14/96) as one of a "small collection of colorful characters" who are making the wine scene thrive locally.

WFLN Radio "Time out for Fine Wine," hosted by Herb Englebert featured the E-zine in January, 1997 broadcast interviews with me about the E-Zine.

WPHT Radio "On the Town with John McNulty" featured the E-Zine in an August, 1997, too!

The Miami Herald discussed this site and later quoted me in its recent review of Internet wine resources. They seemed to like the "chatty features." (Article by Fred Tasker, 1/18/96, p. 1E).