
A laid-back journey into the heart of wine culture Every week, hosts Sam Coturri, Bart Hansen, Danielle Langlois and Brian Casey pull the cork on real conversations with winemakers, growers, sommeliers, and industry trailblazers from Sonoma and beyond. The Wine Makers blends deep knowledge with a relaxed, no-snobbery approach to everything from biodynamic farming to rebellious cider makers and sak... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 424 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Tim Milos is a highly respected winemaker and consultant working across Napa and Sonoma, with current winemaking roles at Immortal Estate, Hidden Ridge Vineyard, and RD Winery, and as proprietor of Vino di Milos LLC.
He is a Napa and Sonoma-based w... more
Our good friend Artie Johnson returned for his third appearance on the show with one request: let’s talk about solutions instead of spending another hour dwelling on everything that’s wrong with the wine industry. As regular listeners know, we’ve alw... more
This week we invited Lee Hodo, a veteran in marketing and promotion of wine and destination brands, who is leading the charge to showcase the amazing wines from this historical yet lesser-known AVA. Lee brought winemakers from three of the top Wineri... more
Erin Kirschenmann’s day job is managing editor of *Wine Business Monthly*. After spending her days immersed in the intricacies and moving targets that make up the wine business, she spends her nights curled up with a book and a glass of wine (or two)... more
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But after 15 minutes of what seems to be hosts drunk,
I stop listening.
IMHO a podcast should be easy to listen to. This is a mess. A big group of people talking, laughing, and giggling over each other is awful. Too many great wine podcasts to waste my time on this.
Have been listening to this podcast for years, I’ve enjoyed the content. Unfortunately, with different additions to the show, the content has become overly political and downright violent with rhetoric. No plans to follow the show anymore, very sad have enjoyed it. Please turn down the rhetoric and you may reach more audience members.
The rattling, talking, laughing and thumping noise created by Brandon hitting his hand on the table and the Smurf, mousy voice of Matt and the other gal, in the background made it unbearable to listen. Besides everything being so funny that wasn’t ( Must of been the buzz they all had going.) Couldn’t deal with it after 15 minutes and moved on to another podcast.
I used to enjoy listening to the local banter about winemaking and viticulture, but today I got a diatribe from Brian about how evil our nation is and an antisemitic pro Palestine lecture. I will listen to other great shows about the wine industry and not this leftist promoting dialogue.
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Fluid, wine-centric conversations anchored in Sonoma and Northern California, with engaging banter and accessible insights into winemaking, viticulture, and industry trends. Episodes spotlight winemakers, growers, sommeliers, and industry advocates, often exploring sustainability, farming practices, storytelling in marketing, and the evolving world of wine. Notable strengths include a relaxed, no-snobbery vibe, strong hands-on perspectives, and a tendency to mix practical wine knowledge with broader cultural and business context. The format often blends personal journeys with technical detail, making it appealing to both industry professionals and enthusiastic listeners curious about how wine is made, marketed, and experienced in real life.... more
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