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Jeff Siegel

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    January 19, 2011

    To Anyone Considering a Run for Dallas Mayor: What in the Hell is Wrong With You?

    ​The plot thickens. I told you here a couple days ago that Jeff Siegel at the Advocate had been pushing me to run for mayor. Now he has a very smart item up on the Advocate blog Backtalk in which he hopes Angela Hunt will not run for mayor, because only an idiot would run for mayor of Dallas u ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 17, 2011

    Don't Get Fooled Again: Another Mayor Pothole From the Observer? Let's Do This, People.

    ​Jeff Siegel at the Advocate has nominated me for mayor, and, after long consideration and discussion with my family, I have accepted. I shall run, unlike our current mayor. If elected, I shall serve. If offered a salary, I shall accept. I have decided to keep my platform simple. My slogan wi ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 17, 2011

    Badges? Do Food and Wine Writers Need Stinking Badges?

    ​Wine writer and Texas wine booster Jeff Siegel, who blogs as The Wine Curmudgeon, last week raised the interesting question of whether there should be a certification process for wine writers, as recently proposed by fellow wine writer Pamela Heiligenthal. Siegel thinks the concept's corked. ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 26, 2010

    How 'Bout Them Wineboys? (At Least Some Texas Competitors Had a Good Monday Night.)

    ​There's no dispute that Texas trounced New York in last night's Grape Gridiron Classic, a Texas Department of Agriculture-sponsored competition featuring wines from both states. What's debatable is whether it was a fair fight. "You guys killed us, and we deserved it," Albany Times-Union wine ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 17, 2010

    Five Tips for GrapeFest-goers

    Cookingbytheseatofmypants.com​GrapeFest is underway, which means the People's Choice Wine Tasting Classic - billed as the nation's largest consumer judged wine contest - is back. We asked Jeff Siegel, a Dallas wine educator who blogs as The Wine Curmudgeon, to offer first-timers a few tips for mak ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 23, 2010

    Big Tex Will Go All Texas With Wines
    At State Fair

    ​Kroger has pulled out as a wine garden sponsor at the State Fair of Texas, taking its West Coast wines with it. With the Texas Department of Agriculture left as sole sponsor of the wine tasting and teaching space, all of this year's featured wines will come from Texas. Jeff Siegel, who will ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 17, 2009

    Sips And (Sound)Bites And Almost Fist Fights

    Back to school, with drinking--and threats--allowed: a panel discussion at the drinklocalwines.com conference.​This past Saturday, a sold-out crowd gathered at Le Cordon Bleu Institute of Culinary Arts in North Dallas for the first-ever DrinkLocalWine.com Conference. Hosted by website founders Je ... More >>

  • Blogs

    March 23, 2009

    Late to the Party, The News Somehow Emerges As Geniuses For Calling Out Mayor Leppert Regarding His Trinity Toll Road Promises

    DMN transportation blogIf Michael Lindenberger could be any animal, he'd be one that lives on the beach "with opposable thumbs to drink libations." Just thought you'd like to know. The publishers of D Magazine and the Advocate this morning are extolling the greatness of Michael Lindenberger and The ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 15, 2008

    Toasting Dallas's Wine Curmudgeon

    DMN transportation blogIf Michael Lindenberger could be any animal, he'd be one that lives on the beach "with opposable thumbs to drink libations." Just thought you'd like to know. The publishers of D Magazine and the Advocate this morning are extolling the greatness of Michael Lindenberger and The ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 26, 2008

    Bond and Gagged: Or, Why the Convention Center Hotel's Far From a Done Deal

    DMN transportation blogIf Michael Lindenberger could be any animal, he'd be one that lives on the beach "with opposable thumbs to drink libations." Just thought you'd like to know. The publishers of D Magazine and the Advocate this morning are extolling the greatness of Michael Lindenberger and The ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 27, 2008

    A.H. Belo Ain't Going Below the Trinity With Its Free Briefing

    DMN transportation blogIf Michael Lindenberger could be any animal, he'd be one that lives on the beach "with opposable thumbs to drink libations." Just thought you'd like to know. The publishers of D Magazine and the Advocate this morning are extolling the greatness of Michael Lindenberger and The ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 11, 2008

    Lions, Tigers and a Mayor Tom Fund-Raiser -- Oh, My!

    DMN transportation blogIf Michael Lindenberger could be any animal, he'd be one that lives on the beach "with opposable thumbs to drink libations." Just thought you'd like to know. The publishers of D Magazine and the Advocate this morning are extolling the greatness of Michael Lindenberger and The ... More >>

  • Blogs

    May 8, 2008

    The City's Running a Little Light on Dough -- Got $50 Mil to Spare?

    DMN transportation blogIf Michael Lindenberger could be any animal, he'd be one that lives on the beach "with opposable thumbs to drink libations." Just thought you'd like to know. The publishers of D Magazine and the Advocate this morning are extolling the greatness of Michael Lindenberger and The ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 24, 2007

    The Silver Lining in the Gold Rush's Summer Vacation

    DMN transportation blogIf Michael Lindenberger could be any animal, he'd be one that lives on the beach "with opposable thumbs to drink libations." Just thought you'd like to know. The publishers of D Magazine and the Advocate this morning are extolling the greatness of Michael Lindenberger and The ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 20, 2007

    Jim Schutze Loves a Little Back Talk

    DMN transportation blogIf Michael Lindenberger could be any animal, he'd be one that lives on the beach "with opposable thumbs to drink libations." Just thought you'd like to know. The publishers of D Magazine and the Advocate this morning are extolling the greatness of Michael Lindenberger and The ... More >>

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