Wine Blogging Wednesday: How To Do It

Today is Tuesday, and so tomorrow is Wednesday - funny how that works - and so tomorrow is Wine Blogging Wednesday #53! And here is how that works:

• You do NOT need to have a blog (wine-oriented or otherwise) to participate! You just have to like wine, and like breakfast food.
• You do NOT need to actually do this for breakfast if you don't want to. Breakfast food for dinner is always OK!
• Go and read about the theme this month here. In a nutshell: choose any breakfast food and pair it with an appropriate dry red or dry white wine.
• Did I mention that this theme does NOT include: sparkling wines, rose' wines, sweet and off-dry wines, and wine cocktails? Time to try something different!

After you enjoy your wine and breakfast food write something about the experience. Write anything. Photos are cool too (after all, a word is worth a millipicture.) Then submit your work in one of three ways:

1. If you do not have a blog of your own, enter it as a comment to this post using the form below.
2. Write a post on your own blog and send me a link to your post using either the comment form below or by emailing it to tastingroom@twistedoak.com. (Please put WBW in the subject line so that I don't miss it.)
3. Send your words and photos to tastingroom@twistedoak.com and I will post them for you here as a blog post.

Realistically I will not have time to create a summary post of all submissions until the weekend, so you have until Saturday or Sunday to get your post to me. You have plenty of time, so no excuses - and have fun!

Comments

[David J]

Cool, I may get around to having some breaner or dinkfast by Saturday night...actually, tonight might be a good night for Puerto Rican sidesaddle rancheros, if I can get some ripe plantains...OK, maybe tomorrow...

[winebratsf]

Posted a wee bit early to appease the Twitterverse! Also, I like a little Spaniard in me.

http://lusciouslushes.com/2009/01/13/wine-its-whats-for-breakfast/

[ribbie]

What happens when a Western Spanish red meets a Southern plate of cheese grits for breakfast?

http://ribbie.wordpress.com/2009/01/14/wbw-53-breakfast-wine/

[1WineDude]

My contribution:

http://1winedude.blogspot.com/2009/01/wine-for-breakfast-wine-blogging.html

Cheers!

[Tim]

Enjoy a little Pinot Grigio with breakfast. Here's my contribution.

http://snurl.com/a13iz

[Sharon]

Hi there Jeff, that was a fun theme. Here is my WBW 53 post:
http://bloviatrix.wordpress.com/2009/01/13/wine-blogging-wednesday-53-wine-for-breakfast/

[David McDuff]

El Jefe,

Chinon it is. Here's my post:
http://mcduffwine.blogspot.com/2009/01/breakfast-wine-for-wbw-53.html

Thanks for hosting.

[Mariëlla]

I picked a sparkling wine, alas! I did not read closely enough the first time. I'll give my link anyway, but don't except to be included in the round-up. Better luck next time!
http://wijnlog.blogspot.com/2009/01/wine-blogging-wednesday-53-cava-for.html

[Rob]

Eggs and Riesling!

http://rfbwinepost.blogspot.com/2009/01/wine-blogging-wednesday-53-vino-with.html

Looking forward to the next one!

[Frank Morgan]

Breakfast for dinner – great theme for this month.

Baked Chorizo and eggs w/ Tempranillo.

http://drinkwhatyoulike.wordpress.com/2009/01/14/wine-blogging-wednesday-53-wine-for-breakfast/

[Ben]

El Jefe,
Cool! I love the theme. Here's my take . . I don't know why so many think that wine can't be served at breakfast!
Thanks
Ben
http://www.67wine.com/main.asp?request=Blog

[Shana Ray]

You really got me thinking about my morning routine, so I ended up writing two posts. Here is my first entry:

http://shanaray.wordpress.com/2009/01/15/wbw-post-1-my-breakfast-habits/

[Christianne]

Very interesting theme! Looking forward to collecting more recipes! Here's my post!

http://www.christianneuncorked.com/index.php/2009/01/14/wine-blogging-wednesday-53-wine-for-breakfast/

[Shana Ray]

Second entry ended up becoming a review of tofu bacon, but I still got it done (though a bit too late).

http://shanaray.wordpress.com/2009/01/17/wbw-post-2-the-tofu-bacon-and-bella-zin/

Thanks for a fun WBW theme!