SWIRL: The wines of Clinton Vineyards in Clinton Corner
s, N.Y. are getting the kind of attention this weekend that money alone can’t buy but that money and a Clinton wedding certainly can. Though the wall of silence remains on details of Chelsea Clinton’s wedding to Marc Mezvinsky in Rhinebeck, N.Y., Wine Spectator has a juicy little tidbit on guests receiving a bottle of the winery’s Tribute, a seyval blanc.
SWIRL: While most 
people might consider it downright rude to break out an iPad in a restaurant (the iPod and iPhone are much easier to conceal in one’s lap), at least one high-end restaurant in New York, South Gate, is using the iPad to feature its wine list, along with label images and other photographs. Seems like a cool idea indeed, although the iPad’s cost, starting at $499, might give “expensive wine list” new meaning. Read more at geek.com.
SWIRL: And speaking of apps, the Canadian wine jo
urnalist Natalie MacLean, who is something of a one-woman wine information industry, has a new mobile app that culls a great deal from her Nat Decants Web site, including 380,000 wine and food pairings (can there possibly be that many?) and thousands of wine reviews and recipes, among other things.
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