en-us https://www.intensedebate.com/users/481138 Comments by Andre Ribeirinho http://catavino.net/catavino-gets-a-new-look/#IDComment90359772 Congratulations on the new launch. We, at Adegga, are very happy to be working with Catavino in developing a next generation online wine list. Looking forward for what's coming ahead! Mon, 2 Aug 2010 17:43:40 +0000 http://catavino.net/catavino-gets-a-new-look/#IDComment90359772 http://catavino.net/food/luar-de-janeiro-a-hidden-treat-in-the-sidestreet-of-evora/#IDComment87086956 We had a delicious meal and a really good time. Évora is one of the best places to eat & drink in Portugal and I highly recommend it to people visiting Portugal. It's is only 1 hour away from Lisbon (by car) and certainly a day well spent! Sat, 17 Jul 2010 08:39:01 +0000 http://catavino.net/food/luar-de-janeiro-a-hidden-treat-in-the-sidestreet-of-evora/#IDComment87086956 http://winecast.net/2009/04/03/inventing-the-new-language-of-wine-reviews/#IDComment18674139 Talking from a wine social network point of view (adegga.com) I see that most members of the community don't feel comfortable writing traditional tasting notes but actually participate using other tools. By marking a wine as a favourite or adding it to a wishlist they are adding value to a wine allowing then the community to know how interesting (socially) the wine might be to try. I would say that tasting notes can be useful and people who write them should continue to do so. There's a personal opinion on every tasting note. What they shouldn't be is the only resource when choosing a wine. The Web provides a much more interesting way of adding context and experience (recipes, video, photos, etc) when talking about a wine and this can be of much more value to a regular wine lover than any rating or tasting note. Mon, 13 Apr 2009 15:00:42 +0000 http://winecast.net/2009/04/03/inventing-the-new-language-of-wine-reviews/#IDComment18674139