In the next of the Circle’s Let’s talk about… webinars Alder, pioneer wine blogger, author and columnist for jancisrobinson.com, will provide a timely update on the Old Vine Registry, the world’s first and most authoritative database of old vine vineyards around the globe, which was set up just over a year ago. As usual, the webinar is on a Tuesday at 5pm UK time, with advance registration.

Alder will explain the story behind the database, describe how it was built and how it is evolving, indicate how helpful it is to wine communicators and reveal some highlights among the information it contains. There will also be guidance on how users can contribute to the database and become more involved with it, plus time for questions and answers.

Described by San Francisco Magazine as ‘the wine world’s brightest cyberstar.’, Alder, a Circle member, has been publishing vinography.com daily since 2004. His book The Essence of Wine has been highly praised. In his spare time, he helps to run the non-profit Glancy Wine Education Foundation and is volunteer project manager for the Old Vine Registry.

See more at oldvineregistry.org, vinography.com, jancisrobinson.com

To join this seminar, please register now or at any time before 5pm BST on Tuesday 3rd September. The session, including Q&As, will last for approximately one hour. To register, follow the link below. Guests will be very welcome, but please let Andrea know their names.

Register here:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMldOmorD4oEtzLTSCfA77YC0H7bOlogBYv

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.

We look forward to seeing you then.

If you can’t attend the live session, there will be a recording available to watch afterwards on the Circle’s YouTube channel (links to this and earlier sessions are in the members’ area of the website).

Michèle Shah & Liz Sagues, CWW online events organisers

More dates for your diary:
September 17th Let’s talk about Trebbiano in Tuscany with Asa Johansson
October 21st Taste the Virginia Governor’s Cup Case with Frank Morgan, live in London