
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
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1046 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Simon Nash and Jill Upton discuss the National Wine Show with Committee Chair Andy Gregory and Chair of Judges Matt Harrop.
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The National Wine Show is the big stage for wineries and Jill Upton and Simon Nash chat to one of the small producers who rose to prominence as a result of winning the trophy for new white blend called Fiori.
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Simon Nash and Jill Upton chat with Michael House about what it means to Evans & Tate to win the Len Evans Memorial Trophy at the National Wine Show last week.
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Glenn Goodall is the winemaker for Xanadu Wines and took out the Prime Ministers Trophy for wine of show at the National Wine Show. He chats with Simon Nash and Jill Upton.
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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
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!
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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
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.
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A vibrant show centered on wine industry personalities, regional wine stories, and hands-on discussions about winemaking, tastings, festivals, and brand building. Conversations frequently explore winemaking philosophy, vineyard practices, regional dynamics (Australia, New Zealand, Greece, Croatia), and event-focused moments like awards shows and consumer tastings, often with a practical angle for industry insiders. Noteworthy elements include long-running host chemistry, a mix of family-owned wineries and ambitious new projects, and a clear emphasis on storytelling behind wines, people, and places. Listeners can expect accessible technical insights, behind-the-scenes event details, and career journeys that illuminate the broader wine landsc... more
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