
Our podcast is about the wine business, how difficult it is to be successful and why. It’s also about the strategies that various participants in the industry have used to overcome the challenges inherent in making and selling wine. And it is simply about telling the stories of the wine business.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 65 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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In this episode of the Small Fortune Podcast, host Carol Collison talks with fellow UCLA Bruin and IRS Records founder-turned-winemaker Jay Boberg. Jay talks about the difference between launching a band and launching a wine brand, why he and partner... more
Listen in on a live panel discussion from Wine Business Monthly’s 34th Annual Wine Industry Financial Symposium. Event Host Erin Kirschenmann, Managing Editor of Wine Business Monthly, invited a group of financial professionals in the wine industry t... more
In this episode, host Carol Collison talks with Janie Heuck, who is Managing Director of her late brother Jimi Brooks’ eponymous wine company, based in the Oregon’s Willamette Valley. This wine company’s history tells the unique story of the collabor... more
It can be done. Learn from one of Napa Valley’s greats about how he started his winery – V. Sattui - in the ‘70’s with a shoestring budget and built a business so profitable he was able to construct a 150,000 square foot medieval Italian castle with... more
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I have loved the content on this pod. I found the pod last week and have already made it through your entire episode history. I am here in southeast US looking at the wine industry trying to learn more.
As a young professional in finance this pod met me at my level and gave me some of the inside baseball around the business, which has been SUPER helpful. Thank you for putting this program together and keeping it going!
I want to listen to this podcast badly as a professional in the wine industry but the audio quality is nearly unlistenable. Please please please get a better quality recording.
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Focusing on the complexities of the wine industry, this podcast shines a spotlight on the challenges and triumphs experienced by various players in the field. Through in-depth discussions with experts, entrepreneurs, and seasoned industry professionals, listeners gain insight into strategic approaches that lead to success in making and selling wine. Episodes explore nuanced themes such as the art of marketing, the intricacies of mergers and acquisitions, and the evolving dynamics of consumer behavior. Unique perspectives are offered through compelling narratives, making it an essential listen for those interested in the business side of wine.
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