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Simon Nash and Jill Upton interview wine industry personalities and uncover their stories and amazing tales. Podcasts are taken from the weekly radio program on 96.5 InnerFM (Melb, Australia 9am-11amAEST). Simon has been immersed in wine as both a passion and interest for the past 30 years and that journey has taken him to wine regions around Australia and overseas. Jill Upton is a wine reviewer a... more

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Richie Condie is a regular guest on The Wine Show Australia and he always has some great thoughts on the wine industry.

Vintage 26 is about to start in the Heathcote region.

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Charles Smedley tells Simon Nash about the change of focus for Mandala Wines and the range of wines from the original vineyard in Yarra Junction. It was a good rediscovery of a well known brand.

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Lewis White is the new winemaker at Zema Estate and he tells Simon Nash what he is looking forward to in the new role.

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Jock joined Simon Nash for a chat about McLaren Vale and the state of the wine industry.

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Ashli Rose
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Episode: Ashli Rose - Ashli Rose Wines, Tamar Valley, TAS
Tony Davis
Winemaker and co-owner of Thunderstone Wines
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James Kellie
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Episode: James Kellie - Harewood Wines (Great Southern, WA)
Louisa Rose
Winemaker and head of sustainability at Yalumba
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Episode: Louisa Rose - Yalumba (Barossa)
Peter Macauley
Winemaker at Handpicked Wines
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Episode: Peter Macauley - House of Arras
Nic Bowen
Winemaker at Howard Park Wines
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Episode: Nic Bowen - Howard Park Wines (Margaret River)
Shawn Kalleske
Winemaker and owner of Laughing Jack Wines
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Episode: Shawn Kalleske - Laughing Jack Wines (Barossa)
Paul Gordon
Winemaker at Leconfield Wines, with over 50 years of experience in the industry.
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Episode: Paul Gordon - Leconfield Wines (Coonawarra, SA)
Jane Richards
Co-owner of Eight at the Gate winery
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Episode: Jane Richards - Eight at the Gate (Wrattonbully, SA)

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Simon Nash
Host of the podcast and involved in interviews, Simon has over 30 years of experience in the wine industry, intertwining his passion and dedicated journey through various wine regions.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 45 ratings
  • Poor sound quality

    I was excited to find this podcast so I could learn more about Australian wine before I moved to the Barossa to work in the industry, but the poor sound quality makes most of the episodes nearly impossible to listen to. In addition to this, I find many of the interviews to be a bit vague. It would be great to talk a bit more specifically about winemaking styles or interesting history about the winery. No matter what, I won’t be able to realistically listen again until the sound issues have impro... more

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    BKF$
    Australiaa month ago
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    Joel.S
    5 months ago
  • Some good interviews and interesting people, but so biased when it comes to women!

    She puts so much more work and research into the women she interviews, but just craps on about what wine she's just drank to the men, like she knows something about wine!

    Poor...

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    Joel.S
    5 months ago
  • Very disappointing podcast

    As a wine making student and wine nerd I listen to a number of wine related podcasts, and as much as I want to like this podcast, I don’t.

    For starters, interviewing guests (mostly wine makers in rural regions with sub-par phone reception) over the phone is terrible for audio quality. But my main problem with this podcast is it come across as if the interviewers do ZERO research into who they are interviewing, to the point where the guest seem bewildered by some of the amateur questions. I was... more

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    Mattyshep1631
    Australiaa year ago
  • Love Markus Patz

    Markus has extensive knowledge of Italian wines. His enthusiasm, passion and genuine love is an absolute pleasure to listen to. Looking forward to more from him.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mishakb
    Australia3 years ago

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Q: What are some varietals that you'd like to work with that you haven't yet?
Keeda mentions the potential of working with more Italian whites and reds that are becoming mainstream, focusing on modernization of styles rather than just new varietals.
Banjo Harris-Plane (Tasting Australia)
Q: What are some of the more affordable things to do?
The festival hub in the centre of Adelaide is completely free to access, along with various affordable food and beverage events.
Banjo Harris-Plane (Tasting Australia)
Q: Can you buy a ticket that enables you access over the two weeks?
Things are ticketed by event, as the festival takes place across a wide range of places.
Ian Dopson - Tobin Wines, Stanthorpe QLD
Q: How old are the vines there and are there any plans to plant any other varieties to respond to the climate?
The majority of the vineyard is close to 25 years old, with some 75 year old Semillon vines. We're looking at planting more alternate varieties that can adapt to changing climatic conditions.
Owen Inglis - Sidewood Estate- Adelaide Hills
Q: Can you speak to the key differences between the various signature Pinot Noir wines?
Owen explains that they focus on clonal varieties, particularly the Abel clone, which adds complexity to their Pinot Noir wines.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Wine Show Australia

What is The Wine Show Australia about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on the rich stories within the wine industry, this podcast features insightful interviews with winemakers, industry experts, and various personalities shaping the world of wine. Exploring different facets of winemaking, regional influences, and personal journeys, episodes highlight trends, challenges, and innovations facing the industry. The hosts bring considerable experience and enthusiasm, facilitating engaging conversations that not only educate listeners about wine but also celebrate its cultural significance.

Listeners can expect a mix of expert knowledge and personal anecdotes, making it a valuable resource for wine enthusiasts, whether they're seasoned connoisseurs or newcomers. The show uniquely blends interviews with cel... more

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