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Roll on the weekend!

It never comes easy and sometimes we need a push, but the weekend’s almost here, so it’s the perfect time to put your feet up and tune into The Wine Show! 😉🍷

WINE IS A LAW?!

Back in the day, drinking wine used to be mandatory by LAW! Now it’s Dry January, and choosing not to sip feels like a challenge… but you can still enjoy the stories. 🍷 Watch all episodes from all three series on our YouTube channel!

Feeling rather poached...

Wednesdays hit differently in Season 2 of The Wine Show… 🍷 Feeling poached, slightly wobbly, and zero filter... Catch more slightly worse-for-wear moments on The Wine show.

ABSOLUTE CHAOS!!

You can't take these two anywhere!! Absolute chaos, as promised. 🍷🙄 Catch more chaotic moments like this on our channel!

Starting the week with a reality check 😬

Turns out street festivals have rules… who knew? 🥲 Watch more travel chaos on The Wine Show Channel now!🍷

Lassoing into the weekend like a true wine country cowboy 🤠🍷

Catch the full ride and more on The Wine Show, streaming on YouTube now! Link in bio

Dessert in a glass or dinner’s best friend, do you think port is underrated? 🍇

Let us know your thoughts 🤔 Full video on The Wine Show, streaming on YouTube!

WINE TASTED LIKE WHAT?! 😟

We tasted ancient Roman wine so you don’t have to. Some traditions are best left in the past! 🫢Catch more of The Wine Show on our Youtube Channel now. 🍷

INSTANT REGRET!!

Things are heating up in season 3 of the Wine show! 😅🌶️ Catch the whole season on YouTube now!!

WINE IS A LAW?! Back in the day, drinking wine used to be mandatory by LAW! 🍷

Visit Australia with The Wine Show 🇦🇺

Tasting Australia’s most iconic wine | The Wine Show starring Amelia Singer

I did not sleep the night before filming at the Henschke family home. Meeting Stephen Henschke, for a wine geek, is equivalent to thespians meeting Cate Blanchett. Both Australians are justifiably considered royalty in their specific fields. And yes, being introduced to Stephen, in his world famous vineyard, The Hill of Grace, was one of the most significant moments of my wine career – but not for the reasons I thought it would be. I knew that this vineyard was over 150 years old, producing some of the most expensive wine in the world. These wines are not your stereotypical Aussie fruity, oaky, alcoholic fruit bombs; their exotic spice and concentrated flavours evoke the years of loving care this one family has given these grapes, over six generations. What I had not envisaged was how humble and genuine Stephen and all the Henschkes would be. The tenacious Lutheran work ethic of the family’s immigrant ancestors is reflected in the winery ethos today. They view their job as earth’s ca

Mornington Peninsula: Hospitable to people, if not to grapes… | The Wine Show starring Amelia Singer

I was prepared for anything. Dressed as Reese Witherspoon from Wild, it was time to meet Mornington Peninsula. A cool-climate wine region, its harsh environment for grape growing is notorious amongst wine makers. Warwick Ross may be a well-known film producer, yet his bravery in winemaking is just as impressive. His winery, Portsea Estate, lies at the furthermost point of the Peninsula, exposed to the elements. Initially startled upon discovering the wind-whipped site in 2000, he now produces Chardonnay and Pinot Noir that critics compare to top Burgundian wines. Paradoxically, this hostile terrain has created not only wonderful wine, but also an extremely hospitable ‘cellar door’ ethos. The concept is that visitors try the wines and also enjoy local cuisine. Dishes are prepared on-site and savoured whilst looking out over a stunning panorama. Further down the road, Foxey’s Hangout takes the ‘cellar door’ experience one step further. Run by Tony and Michael, two brothers and former

THE WINE SHOW TUSCANY SPECIAL: PART 3

In Part 3, after all their hard work in the vineyard and winery, it's time for Dominic and Joe to get their reward: a tasting off all I Greppi's best wines. At the risk of being a bit geeky, they undertake what people in the wine-world call a 'vertical tasting'. Which just means they taste the 'same' wine but made in different vintages. It's the best way to see how the wines can change and evolve over time and really does help you understand the mysteries of terroir and the skills of the winemakers. We really hope you've enjoyed this special episode. If you'd like to know more check out our website at https://thewineshow.com/tuscanyspecial For anyone watching in the USA, we have some very good news. We have always wanted to have a partner that could help our viewers find the wines we feature, and finally we have one: Pix - The WIne Discovery Platform. If you’re in the USA and would like to try some of the wines we feature in this special episode of the show, just click below to go s

THE WINE SHOW: TUSCANY SPECIAL PART 1

The Wine Show decided that Dominic West really hadn’t had the full TWS experience. So, as a special treat we took him to Italy. The Bolgheri coast of Tuscany to be more precise. This is home to some of the best wines in the world. What have become known as ‘Super Tuscans’. But what is a Super Tuscan? Why is it so good? And what makes this part of Italy so very special? The answers to these questions and many more are in our Special Episode which is available as one episode on Love Wine on Xumo in the USA, or in three parts here. In part 1, Dominic meets Joe in the beautiful central square of the iconic town of Bolgheri. From there Joe takes Dominic to do a tasting of some of the classic wines that influenced the creation of the SuperTuscan style of wine. If you'd like to know more about the Tuscany Special and the wines we feature, please do head to our website: https://thewineshow.com/tuscanyspecial AND For anyone watching in the USA, we have some very good news. We have alway

THE WINE SHOW: TUSCANY SPECIAL PART 2

In Part 2 of our Wine Show Tuscany Special, we're still in Bolgheri and Joe is taking Dominic to visit the vineyard of Super Tuscan winemakers, I Greppi. They head off in the Fiat500 down the Viali di Cipressi, a 5km long road shaded by enormous Cypress trees. At the vineyard, Dominic meets Dale Heaton and gets stuck in to picking some Cabernet Franc before heading off the winery to do a barrel tasting and get their feet wet preparing some brand-new French oak barrels, ready for the new year's vintage. We really hope you're enjoying our Tuscany Special. If you'd like to know more check out our website at https://thewineshow.com/tuscanyspecial For anyone watching in the USA, we have some very good news. We have always wanted to have a partner that could help our viewers find the wines we feature, and finally we have one: Pix - The WIne Discovery Platform. If you’re in the USA and would like to try some of the wines we feature in this special episode of the show, just click below to go