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podcast· 46:20▻ Peter Sisseck
Listen in to hear Peter Sisseck, the man who helped change the image of Spanish wine, talk to Sarah Kemp in our latest “Great Wine Lives” series. Discover how as a young man he joined his uncle Peter Vinding Diers in Bordeaux, then joined Zelma Long in California, how he nearly came to work for Paul Draper at Ridge before returning to help his uncle with a project in Spain. He discusses how he created Pingus, the single-vineyard wine in Ribera del Duero, which Robert Parker called “one of the greatest young wines I have tasted” He discusses creating PSI the wine made from 700 plots of old vines, his return to Saint Emilion to buy Château Rocheyron with Silvio Denz, and his latest project a single-vineyard Fino on limestone in Jerez. A fascinating interview with one of the wine world’s most thoughtful vintners. More information at wine-conversation.com
videoEp. 2733 Lisa Lazzaretto IWA in conversation with Sweden's First Female Master of Wine, Madeleine...
Welcome to Clubhouse Ambassadors’ Corner and Episode 2733 of the Italian Wine Podcast. In this episode, Lisa Lazzaretto IWA sits down with Sweden's first female Master of Wine, Madeleine Stenwreth MW, to discuss her MW journey, the evolution of Italian wines in Sweden, and recent insights from Sicily. These sessions are recorded from Clubhouse and reproduced here for the Italian Wine Podcast. Key Learning Objectives: • Learn about Madeleine's journey to becoming Sweden's first female Master of Wine and the challenges and opportunities of pursuing the MW qualification. • Explore how the perception and presence of Italian wines in the Swedish market have evolved over the past three decades. • Discover Madeleine's impressions from her recent trip to Sicily, including the strengths of Etna, areas for improvement, and the future potential of wines such as Marsala. More about today’s host: Lisa Lazzaretto
podcast· 51:31· S4E2J.J. Corry, Four Roses Sale
In this episode we taste some limited edition J.J. Corry Irish Whiskey releases that may be something special at the shop soon. What perfect timing as well, since we just had Louise McGuane, the founder and blender, in the shop this past week. Then we discuss the Four Roses sale and all of our latest seminars. NEW BOTTLES TO THE SHOP -- WHY ARE THESE HERE? Glaschu Glenallachie 10YR Uncharted Park Life (Highland Park) 20YR Nulu Hazmat Bourbons - over 70% ABV! New Louisville Bourbon/Rye Hazmats Super Freak 11+YR Bourbon Shady Knoll Rye & Four Grain Whiskey Croithli Irish Whiskeys Holmes Cay - Venezuelan Rum Rolling Fork Barbados & Jamaican Rums FOUR ROSES SALE Article from Distillery Trail *cool graphic about beer, wine and spirits sales in this. Check out firstfillspirits.com for all bottles, travel & news. Thanks for listening!
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📺Ranking Every Cocktail w/@AltonBrown
On this episode of Best with Babish, Babish and Alton Brown are ranking every cocktail!Babish Cookware on Amazon: http://bit.ly/babishstoreMy playlist of pre...
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InvecchiatIGP: Ferrucci - Sangiovese di Romagna DOC Superiore Riserva "Domus Caia" 2001
di Carlo Macchi Per un chiantigiano come me rendere omaggio a un Sangiovese di Romagna non è cosa di tutti i giorni, ma il Domus Caia di Stefano Ferrucci è un vino che pur nascendo in una zona ben precisa è patrimonio di tutti perché rappresenta una visione, la voglia di andare sempre avanti, di tracciare nuove strade e di farlo con un rigore e un’attenzione quasi maniacale. Stefano Ferrucci , che purtroppo ci ha lasciati da diversi anni, poteva tranquillamente albergare in un film di Fellini, in realtà viveva a Castel Bolognese ed è stato forse il primo che, negli anni settanta del secolo scorso, ha iniziato a rivoluzionare la viticoltura romagnola. Rese più basse con diradamenti in primis ma forse l’idea più rivoluzionaria e l’obiettivo più difficile fu quello di fare un vino con del sangiovese passito. Fece varie prove ma fino al 1982 il Domus caia rimase ancorato in cantina, per poi nascere, fiorire e arrivare fino a noi. Parlare oggi di un rosso importante da sangiovese passito in
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📺Master Sommelier Thought This Australian Wine Was Bordeaux
What happens when a Master Sommelier mistakes an Australian Merlot for Bordeaux?In this episode of Got Somme, Carlos Santos goes deep into a blind wine tasti...
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INSIDER DEAL! Slingshot North Coast Cabernet Sauvignon – Bullseye
Looking for a juicy, flavorful Cab with just the right amount of oak? You don’t want to miss the 92-93 ... Read more
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Expert’s warning over little-known ‘pronunciation tax’ on wine
Expert's warning over little-known 'pronunciation tax' on wine
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Afternoon Brief, May 15
Afternoon Brief: Wineries Urged to Prioritize Outreach as Sales Data Still Show Weakness: A new read on the wine sales locally and nationwide suggests the industry still has a ways to turn a corner...
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Pinot Grigio Day: Award-winning wines to try
Celebrate International Pinot Grigio Day with award-winning wines from DWWA...
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Tin City Wineries: 8 Producers That Define Paso Robles’ Warehouse Wine District
The 8 Tin City wineries worth building your visit around — from Rhône specialists to Italian varietals, cider, and small-lot wines you can't find anywhere else.
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Wine Review: Grünspitz from Transylvania
Let’s explore a rare Transylvanian wine. Wine Exploration I’m always on the lookout for wines made from rare grapes or from less well-known wine regions. I just posted about a rare Austrian grape variety. Now, I’m continuing along the old Austro-Hungarian Empire to the region of Transylvania. Although it’s now... Continue reading The post Wine Review: Grünspitz from Transylvania appeared first on The Wine Diplomats .
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Topic: The Nuts and Bolts of Sponsorship NSFW
A while back I ran a three part 17 hour workshop on how to sponsor featuring Tim M leading a workshop that took place over about 6 months. This speak is Tim on the topic of: The Nuts and Bolts of Sponsorship, is a VERY abbreviated version of that. There is some Q & A at the end, and I dont have a where and when for this one, but I would guess fairly resent. NSFW Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate Email: sobercast@gmail.com Sober Cast has 3200+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search. https://sobercast.com
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📺The Worst Rosé I’ve Ever Tasted…
Rosé season is here. The sun’s vaguely out, everyone’s suddenly pretending they own linen shirts, and supermarkets are absolutely flooded with pink wine.So t...
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📺The Swirled Cup Trailer
It's here! A sneak peek of my documentary series The Swirled Cup - a moment and then a movement that shattered tradition and changed the world of food, wine,...
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Kansas Wine Country
Kansas Wine Country Like many states, Kansas was a significant wine producer in the 19th Century along with neighboring Missouri, populated by German immigrants who brought the wine tradition with them. However, it was also the home of Carrie Nation and the early temperance movement, and, in 1881, the first state to pass statewide prohibition. ... Read more
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Paloma Recipes That Are Perfect for Patio Season
The post Paloma Recipes That Are Perfect for Patio Season appeared first on Vintegrity Wine & Spirits .
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Il vino italiano è ancora competitivo? Le risposte dei protagonisti a Envisioning2035
Il settore vitivinicolo nazionale si trova a un bivio storico dove la sola eccellenza racchiusa nella bottiglia non basta più a garantire il successo sui mercati internazionali. Per interrogarsi sulle reali capacità di tenuta del comparto e tracciare le rotte dei prossimi dieci anni, il capoluogo lombardo si appresta a ospitare un momento di riflessione […] L'articolo Il vino italiano è ancora competitivo? Le risposte dei protagonisti a Envisioning2035 proviene da La Stanza del vino .
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📺Elkhorn Peak Cellars Elise and Ken Nerlove
Whenever I'm in Napa Valley I try to stop in to see Elise and Ken Nerlove, whom I've been friends with for several years. This father daughter team owns Elkh...
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🎧📺Stirred, Not Shaken | How Amor y Amargo Became an Iconic New York Bar | The Buildout
Amor y Amargo was only supposed to be a six-month pop-up. Instead, it became one of the most influential bars of the modern era—a place with a distinct philo...
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2026 Wine Sales Symposium Delivers Solutions-Focused Insights to Industry Leaders Navigating Market Transformation
May 15, 2026 (Healdsburg, CA) – The 2026 Wine Sales Symposium, produced by Wine Industry Network (WIN), concluded Wednesday at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Sonoma Wine Country, bringing together [...]
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📺Amador County’s Liquid Gold: Vines, Mines, and California’s Hidden Wine Gem
100 miles east of Napa Valley another wine region reigns, rich in history, its old vines its crown jewels. Our adventure begins in Amador County a region tha...
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Kim Uncorked: Welcome to my weekly wine recommendation.
Hi, I’m Kim, a passionate lover of wine, food, and any experience that brings the two together! In this weekly blog post, I share my thoughts on a wine that I’ve recently purchased from one of our local independent wine merchants. If you’d like to know more about me, I’ve included a brief bio following ... Read more The post Kim Uncorked: Welcome to my weekly wine recommendation. first appeared on My VanCity .
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With a rich family culture of coaching in the Valley, Jimmy Cerf looks to build Justin-Siena back into a contender
Jimmy Cerf is in his first year as head coach at Justin-Siena after being named head coach in the winter. The post With a rich family culture of coaching in the Valley, Jimmy Cerf looks to build Justin-Siena back into a contender appeared first on Napa Sports News .
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