
Created for wine-lovers, this magazine-style podsite explores the fascinating world of wine, full of amazing people and places. Listen in and be part of the wine conversation.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 294 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodArtsSociety & Culture | |||

Listen in to hear Peter Sisseck, the man who helped change the image of Spanish wine, talk to Sarah Kemp in our latest “Great Wine Lives” series. Discover how as a young man he joined his uncle Peter Vinding Diers in Bordeaux, then joined Zelma Long... more
The wildfires around Bordeaux have made headlines around the world. Jane Anson, Bordeaux expert and local resident, talks to Sarah Kemp about the impact on the region and the effect on the wine industry. Listen in to hear her first-hand experience of... more
All the latest news and views from John Stimpfig and Elin McCoy in this month’s Omnibus. Reports on the state of Napa Valley, good and bad, how En Primeur 2025 Bordeaux fared in the UK and US (and which wines did sell through), reaction to Michelin’s... more
Etna is a relatively new region in Sicily which is attracting today’s most dynamic winemakers as well as established names. David Gleave MW has just returned from there and brings us up-to-date with what is going on in our latest 10-Minute Masterclas... more
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This is one of the podcasts I always look forward to listening to. You get up to the minute topical information on everything wine related.
I'd never listen to this show again after John's rather pathetic, apologetic, and obsequious defence of Grange La Chappelle. Sadly, free speech is under threat so he is entitled to his views but it struck me as what I always find an issue with wine critics, they can never criticise anything with a reputation in their industry.
I find the 10mn Masterclass to be interesting, but I don’t get the concept. Why are we feeling like we gotta run for our lives? Can’t we do 12 or 15mn and all have a better time? And that freaking “1-minute left bell” ! For the love of God, don’t put it right next to your microphone! I almost had a heart attack! The sound quality is somewhat mediocre, so we have to put the volume up. And then, you get scared to death by a useless loud bell. Jesus effin’ Christ… You ought to rethink this format, ... more
I really love the information and depth of knowledge in this podcast, but I just can’t get past the presenter’s delivery at times. He lapses into silly and juvenile voices frequently, which is really distracting.
I’ve been collecting wine since my student days (50 years ago), clarets at the beginning, now mostly Burgundy. Made lots of mistakes but learned lots along the way too. So how does an “old git” like me rate this podcast so highly? Well Sarah brilliantly puts each session together, engages with her guest, and covers exactly the content making an informative and interesting session. I have particularly enjoyed her 10min Masterclasses with Jane Anson and her sessions on Saint Julien, Pauillac and M... more
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This show centers on wine with a magazine-style approach, pairing in-depth conversations with industry and regional storytelling. Guests range from renowned wine journalists and Masters of Wine to winemakers, traders, and critics, offering expert perspectives on regions like Bordeaux, Burgundy, Napa, and Etna, as well as market dynamics, tasting culture, and historical milestones. Episodes often blend on-site reporting, terroir-focused discussions, and practical buying or hospitality insights, making it a valuable resource for professionals in wine marketing, distribution, and hospitality, as well as serious enthusiasts. Notably, the program frequently features long-form conversations with prominent figures, plus accessible formats like min... more
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2. Nicola Glouminot
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