L.M. Archer is an award-winning wordsmith consumer, B2B, B2C platforms worldwide. Find her at www.lmarcher.com or IG: @lmarcherml.
Subjects
Sustainability, bubbles, and the business of wine.
Skills
Writing Credits
Contributor: Wine Enthusiast, The Drinks Business, Wine Business Monthly, Somm TV Magazine, Pix.wine, Wine Industry Advisor, The Buyer, Meininger’s Wine Business International, Oregon Wine Press, Taste of France, France Today, SevenFifty Daily, Food, Wine and Travel Magazine, The Vintner Project, Wine365.com, Thinking Outside the Bottle, The Gorge, Wine-Searcher.com, Palate Press, South Bay Accent, BK Wine Magazine, The Good Life France, FoodableTV. Contributing Editor: Slow Wine Guide USA 2022.
Book Credits
Slow Wine Guide USA 2021, Outskirts Press, Inc.
Awards, Honors, Appointments
Errazuriz Wine Photographer of the Year 2020 award winner
Errazuriz Wine Photographer of the Year 2021 Shortlist winner.
Meadowood Professional Wine Writer Symposium Fellowship recipient, 2017, 2021 + 2022.
As author, unless indicated otherwise.
Get to know the model-turned-winemaking student through these 5 iconic bottles.
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Trying to understand Chianti vs Chianti Classico is a little like driving in Italy – maddening, frightening, and strangely exhilarating. Also rewarding. Good Chianti wines abound – unraveling the region starts with a swipe through its noble yet tangled past.
Gotham Ghostwriters Craft Interviews highlight the extraordinary talent of our writer community. Each month, L. M. Archer interviews a member of our network about one of their books, delving into their inspiration and creative process.
This month, Archer asks writer and illustrator Bob Eckstein all about his humor book The Complete Book of Cat Names (That Your Cat Won’t Answer to, Anyway).
Once deemed witchcraft, dowsing locates underground water sources via a guiding instrument, such as a willow branch, metal rods or pendulum.
As climate change intensifies, many vineyards are turning to high-tech tools for water scarcity solutions. But a few rely on an old-school method to solve their water issues. Sometimes known as water divining, dowsing or water doodling, this ancient art draws its share of doubters. However, for vineyard owners in water-poor wine regions, dowsers can be the difference between life and death.
As more wineries turn to sustainable farming practices, many are employing insectaries, rather than chemicals, to fight pests.
Approval of Rocky Reach AVA add to the diversity of Washington State wine.
Orondo, Wash. - On June 3, 2022, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) announced approval of Rocky Ridge AVA (American Viticultural Area), Washington State’s 20th wine growing region.
Slow Wine Guide USA is the nation’s only eco-curated guide to the wines of California, New York, Oregon and Washington. Thanks to the team of 15+ expert wine writers, it selects eco-friendly wineries, reviews only wines that are farmed without synthetic herbicides, and is updated annually. Special categories help readers quickly find everyday wines, Top wines or Slow Wines (which are wines that honor heritage practices) and wineries awarded with Snail, coin and bottle accolades.
Perusing the shelves of a wine shop, it’s not surprising that consumer attention veers toward a splash of unexpected color or an eye-catching illustration. According to a 2019 article in Frontiers on Psychology, wine labels influence consumer choices. But what about the growing trend in artist series wine labels?
When weighing the myriad of costs associated with wine production, wine producers share whether artist series wine labels turn a more significant profit.
Gotham Ghostwriters Craft Interviews highlight the extraordinary talent of our writer community. Each month, L. M. Archer interviews a member of our network about one of their books, delving into their inspiration and creative process.
This month, Archer asks writer Raina Lipsitz all about her book, The Rise of a New Left: How Young Radicals Are Shaping the Future of American Politics.
Making Molotov Cocktails
It is war in Ukraine!” says Victoria Agromakova, CEO of VIA-Group LLC/ Wine and Spirits Ukraine.
Russia invaded their country on February 24, 2022. Quickly, Ukrainian winemakers traded wine for weapons.
