A Podcast from Sonoma, CA featuring experts Brian Casey, Sam Coturri, Bart Hansen & host John Myers. Taking the stuffiness out of wine every Friday!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 320 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodArtsPlaces & TravelSociety & Culture |
Writing notes for this show has been a challenge. Absolutely nothing compares to spending time with Justin and hearing her talk about the journey. You simply have to hear it. Justin is currently making five wines here in Sonoma, only 25 cases of each... more
This week on the show we welcome Sarah Doyle. Sarah is the wine writer for our local Sonoma County newspaper the Press Democrat which was first issued in 1897. Sarah is a more recent reporter for the PD but her experience in writing about wine and ot... more
Lance Cutler spent fifteen years as winemaker/general manager for the historic Gundlach Bundschu Winery in Sonoma, California. He almost single-handedly brought humor into the fine wine business producing the fabulous Gundlach Bundschu poster series,... more
Mark Adams, Ledge Vineyards Musician, farmer, winemaker, and sound engineer on the cult classic Murdercycle. more
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This podcast is the perfect blend of characters, education, entertainment and cleanliness of editing. (Mostly 😂) more
Love Brian’s curiosity and sincere Sommness. Love Sam’s pedigree intelligence and knuckleheadness Bart is the terroir show. And John, your a true gentleman and my apologies that I didn’t noticed spellcheck misspelled your for my rant. Kudos and cajones to responding to review.
This has quickly become my favorite wine podcast. I got behind on episodes by a few weeks, due to some traveling, and caught up today. I really enjoy each episode. I’m learning a lot and I keep adding to my list of wines to find and try. Thanks for giving me a bit of Sonoma (and Napa) here on the coast of the Carolinas. I enjoy the show! Thanks!
I appreciate the variety of episodes, the engaging conversations, and the insightful content. I truly learn something every time I listen. Thanks so much guys for putting out such a spectacular show - keep up the great work!
The show is both entertaining and educational, thanks to the hosts' sense of humour and the guests' informative stories. I'm picking up a lot of knowledge about wine and the various drinks available. I'm glad I found your show.
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