WBW #33 Languedoc-Roussillon value wines is here . . . enter your bottle by leaving a comment below

Comments are now turned on so earlybirds and winebloggers from Asia/Pacific can start sharing their WBW 33 bottles. So if you have a link to your entry, click on Comments below and enter the URL, along with the name, origin, and price of your wine.

(If you don't have a link because you don't have a blog, paste into the comment field your complete review once you have finished composing it -- as far as I know there is no maximum character count on what you can enter so use a word processor and knock yourself out... just make sure you aren't composing your review directly in the comment field since there's no save draft feature and it's very easy to lose your work with the touch of a wrong button!)

You can type in links like this: http://weingolb.blogspot.com/2005/12/how-dumb-was-that.html or you can even code it into the comment field using an < a > tag so it looks like this: http://weingolb.blogspot.com/2006/02/more-is-less.html. Or even better, so the URL is hidden and looks like this: click my link.

For full details on participating in WBW 33 you can go back to consult the announcement or leave a question or comment for me to answer at this link.

My WBW 33 entry will be placed right here in this post very shortly, like in 12 24 36 48 hours or so -- it's finally there now. Meanwhile I have some older write-ups of wines that would qualify for WBW 33 (like the links above). Feel free to peruse them for the timebeing.

• Coteaux du Languedoc


• Coteaux du Languedoc white wine


• Saint-Chinian


• Muscat de Rivesaltes (fortified wine)