
Why do we drink what we do? Is it just the taste — or are there other drivers behind what's on the shelf? Drinks data expert Lulie Halstead joins writer and editor Felicity Carter to explore the economic, technological and social turning points that determine what's in the glass.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | a year ago |
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Wine is the original luxury product, so why are there so few memorable wine brands?
In this episode, Felicity and Lulie dig into wine’s historic allergy to the word “brand” – even as wineries are being told their life’s work isn’t worth what they th... more
Is wine innovative or stuck in the past? When listener Patrick asks why nothing seems to have changed in wine over 30 years, Lulie and Felicity turn this seemingly simple question into a full-blown courtroom drama. Lulie takes the prosecution, arguin... more
Lulie and Felicity put out a plea on social media — “Tell us what’s in your drinks cabinet” — and discovered a whole world of crimes against taste.
Sweet, creamy liqueurs dominated the offerings (Baileys, Advocat, and even a banana liqueur with holi... more
Why is it red wine that accrues all the prestige? Is this because red wine is better — or for a historic reason?
Felicity and Lulie dig into this mystery and discover that red wine’s prestige didn’t come from taste alone, but from logistics, trade, ... more
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There's a lot to learn from the way these two pros prep, probe, and ponder for our benefit.
Love this! Lulie & Felicity are informative without being dry. There’s so much here for even the most discerning drinkers!
Really engaging and interesting podcast 🍷
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The content explores a variety of topics surrounding drinks, including the evolution of wine preferences, the dynamics of the beverage industry, and the psychological aspects governing consumer behavior. Through engaging discussions and listener interactions, it covers specific trends such as the decline of red wine's dominance, the rise of natural and rosé wines, and the impact of celebrity brands. The hosts, both experienced in the industry, blend personal anecdotes with industry insights, making each episode informative and entertaining for wine enthusiasts and casual drinkers alike. The diverse perspectives shared and the focus on both traditional and trending beverages make it particularly appealing to those interested in the cultural ... more
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