
You like wine? Join your host, Jack Jack, as we "uncork" the fun, the weird, and the crazy, side of wine. We look to answer questions like: what is wine? Why does it smell like my dog? Why should you pronounce the 'T' in Merlot? And did Jesus turn water into Merlot or Syrah? All answers are guaranteed...
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Join Jack Jack for a special episode with author Ben Little as they discuss Pignolo, a rare but high-quality wine variety that was once considered extinct.
Today we're sitting down with Émilie Steckenborn. Émilie is a certified Sommelier, a certified educator for the WSET program, and has been awarded an HEG certificate by Couron Bleu. She been awarded top 50 future influencers in the global beverage in... more
In December 2021, Professor Dr. Byron Marlowe, Director of the Wine and Beverage Business program at Washington State University, passed away. His enormous beard and towering stature was only surpassed by the love he had for his students, friends and... more
April Reddout is a wine judge, consultant, writer, and hospitality expert. She specializes in tasting room operations and can be found at reddoutwineconsulting.com.
Today we sit down with Joe Cotta, the vineyard manager of Cold Creek Vineyards. We discuss his experiences as a viticulturist and his approach for growing high quality wine grapes.
Jack Jack sits down with Dr. Bob Harrington, the director for the school of Hospitality Business Management at WSU. Once an executive chef, Harrington specializes in hospitality innovation and wine business strategies. In addition, he has conducted r... more
Nataliya Shcherbatyuk is a postdoctoral researcher at Washington State University with an interest in understanding grape vine nutrition. In this episode, we discuss her journey from Ukraine, her studies in Germany, England, and eventually, Washingto... more
Jack Jack sits down with Jim Harbertson, an associate professor of enology at Washington State University, to discuss tannin, color in wine, and extended grape skin contact in red winemaking.
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