I feel like I lost myself a little. I started this blog because 1: I love wine, 2: I love talking about wine. Yes, here and there I have added recipes and talked about other adventures, but my sole reason was my love of wine. I have lost a little of that passion throughout the last two years. Maybe it was covid, or I could blame life for getting in the way, but this blog became a platform for my unfiltered opinion on wine and other stuff…

As a wine blogger, there are many reasons why I love what I do. One of the primary reasons is the opportunity to share my passion for wine with others. Through my blog, I am able to introduce readers to new wines, educate them about the different grape varieties and winemaking regions, and provide recommendations on what to drink and where to find it. It is incredibly rewarding to see readers engage with my content and share their own experiences and opinions on the wines I write about.

Another reason I love wine blogging is the sense of community it provides. Wine is a topic that brings people together, and through my blog, I have had the opportunity to connect with fellow wine lovers from all over the world. Whether it’s through comments on my posts, social media interactions, or attending wine events, I have formed meaningful relationships with people who share my passion for wine. These connections have enriched my life in countless ways and have opened up opportunities for collaboration and learning.

In addition to the social aspect, wine blogging has also expanded my knowledge and appreciation of wine. Through researching and writing about different wines and winemaking techniques, I have gained a deeper understanding of the complexities of the beverage. I have also had the opportunity to taste a wide range of wines from different regions, which has allowed me to develop my palate and expand my horizons when it comes to trying new wines.

On a side note: I never used to care how many people were reading it. This was just a safe space for me to take all my thoughts and share it with whomever. As I type this, with a giant grin on my face, I feel like I am slowly getting into that happy place I once thrived in.

Overall, wine blogging is a passion that brings me joy and fulfillment. It allows me to connect with others, learn more about wine, and share my enthusiasm for this amazing beverage. I am grateful for the opportunity to write about something I love and to have a platform to share my knowledge and experiences with others.