DISQUS

Si intentamos desligar a la figura pública (Joan Manuel Serrat, cantante y persona) de la del empresario (inversor en una bodega en la DOC Priorat), y yo lo hago, tengo que confesar que no me gusta cómo se han plantado, Serrat y sus inversores amigos en el Priorat, desforestando, cargñandose montes enteres, construyendo terrazas artificiales donde nada había y "manipulando" un paisaje y unos viñedos que poco tienen que ver con el Priorat de toda la vida. Por supuesto no son los únicos, pero para lo bueno y para lo malo, son los más conocidos. Por lo demás, he probado ya varios Mas Perinet y son vinos que están en una gama media de los prioratos, bastante lejos, en mi modesta opinión, de los buenos prioratos (Ermita, Erasmus, Mogador, Doix, Vall-Llach...).
Saludos
Joan

He, I want to say ME, so Joan Gomez Pallares, traveling thorough Europe right now and reading your notice about my idea too much late, wants to say something about this "Day of the Wineblogger in Spain and America":
1.Thanks a lot, Gabriella and Ryan, for offering the notice in your web page!
2. It is an initial crutial difference between the WBW and this virtual tasting day: the language. My first idea was to offer the platform for people wrintin about wines in the blogosphere in Spanish, as well as people writing in English has the WBW, or people writing in French has Les Vendredis du Vin, and some very similar ideas in Italy and Portugal too.
3. But, because I have been invited to the italian, french and portugueses initiatives, even writing in Spanish, I decided to invite too other languages, with the "condition" of writing about a monovarietal wine made with caracteristic grapes of the writer's "habitat", and with a prize undre the 15 euros.
4. Date of publication: 1st June.
Thta's all, friends from Catavino: I don't want, I don't need to be original nor different from the other good initiatives (WBW and so...) all around the world. I only wish to have another tasting day, mostly of them written in Spanish.
All the best, and cheers!