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  idunno.org: I don't drink often but the wife is partial to wine, so when Hugh from gapingvoid was offering free wine for bloggers I thought I'd throw my name into the hat. The bottle arrived a couple of weeks ago, number 66 out of 75, complete with a Hugh designed booklet and a custom label with my name and url on it. (via Cosmos)

Peter Cooper: Weblog of an Information Junkie: The free wine has arrived, and with it a real experiment to see if the blogosphere can do for a real world good, like wine, as it has done for services like Flickr. Lots more picture goodness if you read on.. (via Cosmos)

  :: gia's blog ::: It's the kind of wine I would buy instead of a Jacob's Creek, Oxford Landing or even a Wolf Blass Yellow Label. Completely on par with them. (via Cosmos)

[Spittoon.biz] Spittoon - Stormhoek 'Fresh Before'.: South African brand Stormhoek is introducing 'fresh before' dates to its rear labels. Initially the Pinot Grigio, the Sauvignon Blanc and the Rosé will be marked with 'To enjoy this wine at its freshest and best, consume before January 2007'.

 [Blog.hobbits.org.uk] Hobbits WebDev: At more or less the same time my wine was arriving I spotted Neil McIntosh’s entry on a possible technology backlash in which he bemoans the lack of real human beings apologising for train delays. I agree that it’s better when real people explain why it is you’re not getting home any time soon, but I disagree that technology itself deserves (or will cause) a backlash.

 [Gottaquirk.com] gottaquirk.com: So, this either means that they are not very effective, or an underused emarketing tactic. I doubt it is because of effectiveness, from my own experience those I have worked on have provided good growth in length and detail of the subscriber database.

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