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UK Wine Show

Chris Scott
Bordeaux
Hospitality Training
WSET
Wine Industry
Denmark
Climate Change
Wine Production
Sauvignon Blanc
Tariffs
Grafting Vines
California
Mirabeau
Regenerative Viticulture
Solaris
European Union
Wine
Liv-Ex
Master Of Wine
Decanter Wine Awards
UK Viticulture

The UK Wine Show is all about wine and the UK wine scene. We interview winemakers, consumers, wine bar owners, scientists, you name it, if it is about wine in the UK we will cover it. Almost all good wine from around the world washes up on these shores so we'll find out more about the people behind the wines that are making a splash.

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Latest Episodes

Dr Darrell Lizamore of New Zealand Winegrowers explains how grapevine genetics really works, from centuries of clonal selection and mass selection to induced mutation, transgenics, CRISPR gene editing and epigenetics.

Powdery mildew is getting harder to control in Marlborough. Jim White of Cloudy Bay explains why, and why a new generation of disease-resistant PIWI grape varieties might be the answer New Zealand growers have been waiting for.

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Get up close and personal with Jim White as he shares his insights on Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc and the region that has shaped it.

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WineGB. 500 members. One CEO. Nicola Bates joins Chris to talk lobbying, duty reform, hybrid grapes and why English wine needs government support to keep growing.

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Recent Guests

Nicola Bates
CEO of WineGB
WineGB
Episode: English Wine The Numbers The Challenges and The Opportunity - Nicola Bates WineGB
Wilco Lam
Winemaker and co-founder of Oraterra in Martinborough, New Zealand
Oraterra
Episode: From Dry River to Oraterra: Wilco Lam on Regenerative Viticulture and Large Format Oak
James Ellis
Director of Ellis Wines, a family-owned wine importer and distributor
Ellis Wines
Episode: 20 Years of Change in the UK Wine Trade with James Ellis
Ian Quinn
Co-owner and viticulturalist at Two Terraces
Two Terraces, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
Episode: Chardonnay Clones Explained with Ian Quinn of Two Terraces Hawke's Bay
Sofia Ricasoli
Daughter of the Ricasoli family, leading Innesto project
Ricasoli (Francesco Ricasoli winery)
Episode: Innesto and Innovation from Toscana IGT with Sofia Ricasoli
Brent Linn
CEO of Hawkes Bay Vine Growers Association
Hawkes Bay Vine Growers Association
Episode: Hawkes Bay Overview with Brent Linn
Paul Epee
Viticultural research scientist at Bregato Research Institute (BRI)
BRI, Melbourne, New Zealand
Episode: Shining a Light on Vineyards with Dr Paul Epee on UV Trials and Wine Quality
John MacPherson
From Advantage Wines, retailer based in Hawke's Bay
Advantage Wines
Episode: The New Zealand Wine Business with John Macpherson
Geordie Witters
Winemaker and vineyard owner, TW Wines (Gisborne)
TW Wines
Episode: TW Wines with Paul Tietjen and Geordie Witters in Gisborne

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 235 ratings
  • Informative and inspiring..

    … generous tips from Chris and wine industry news from Jane

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alina Listopad
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Excellent pod for wine students

    Just wanted to say thanks for the UK Wine Show - helped me so much with my diploma studies and helped me pass - listened on my commute. Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Caroline🥂
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • terrible

    More of a climate change lecture than a wine podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    DKinnyc
    United States3 years ago
  • Bit hit and miss

    I usually like most episodes of this podcast but I was fairly put off by the ignorance displayed by the presenter during the episode on wine in Ghana. It seemed he had not done any preparation or basic research into very commonly known foods from Ghana. And use of ‘African’ restaurant is really quite offensive

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Lucy bell 1235
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Wee bit much wee

    I love this show. Have learnt so much from it. The only small remark is the use of wee bit by the narrator, once you hear it, it starts to become a wee bit annoying.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Our Daily Bottle
    Belgium4 years ago

Listeners Say

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Some criticism exists around pacing or depth on controversial topics, but overall sentiment is positive.
Listeners find the show informative and approachable, with strong wine-industry coverage.
Guests and hosts are praised for depth and practical insights into wine regions and education.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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#222
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#50
United Kingdom/Arts/Food
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#141
Italy/Arts/Food
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#167
Australia/Arts/Food
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#170
France/Arts/Food
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#207
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Contract Growing, Rare Varieties and Hawkes Bay with Ian Quinn from Two Terraces
Q: Why did you go down the route of contract growing rather than becoming a wine producer?
Ian explains that owning land provides security and reduces financial risk compared to building a winery from scratch, allowing them to control farming while leveraging contract relationships with winemakers who want a source of premium fruit.
English Wine The Numbers The Challenges and The Opportunity - Nicola Bates WineGB
Q: What is WineGB and who are its members?
WineGB is a membership organization representing the majority of UK wine growers and producers, offering resources like the green book, harvest reports, carbon calculators, and marketing support, funded by patrons, partners, and sponsors.
What Does WineGB Do Nicola Bates on Advocacy, Policy and the Future of English Wine
Q: On Better Wine Reforms, what is one realistic policy win for the UK industry in the next couple of years?
Two components: ensure only British grapes can be defined as British wine to protect IP, and enable safe transformation of product within the UK (bottling, canning, and sparging pathways) while protecting shelf space for traditional method sparkling wines.
From Dry River to Oraterra: Wilco Lam on Regenerative Viticulture and Large Format Oak
Q: You brought a lot of your Dry River team with you, and Dry River got sold off. How did that transition happen?
Wilco describes leaving Dry River during its sale process and starting a new project with a team who shared the vision, moving to the mature vineyard and establishing Oraterra quickly.
From Dry River to Oraterra: Wilco Lam on Regenerative Viticulture and Large Format Oak
Q: How long have you been running Oraterra?
Wilco explains the brand started in 2022, moved onto the property in September, and produced their first vintage in 2023 with a team experienced from Dry River.

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A long-running show that covers the UK wine scene and broader global wine topics through interviews with winemakers, retailers, researchers, and industry insiders. Episodes mix news, market dynamics, regional insights, and in-depth conversations with guests about trends, sustainability, and wine science, often weaving in practical tips for students and professionals alike. The format is friendly, often opinionated, and accessible, with a strong emphasis on education for both industry practitioners and curious consumers. A standout aspect is its breadth of guest types—from regional winemakers and researchers to retailers and industry leaders—providing a well-rounded view of how wine is made, sold, and consumed in the UK and beyond.

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UK Wine Show launched 20 years ago and published 862 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on UK Wine Show include:

1. Nicola Bates
2. Wilco Lam
3. James Ellis
4. Ian Quinn
5. Sofia Ricasoli
6. Brent Linn
7. Paul Epee
8. John MacPherson

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