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videoOUT OF SIGHT is a Rom-Crime (Not Quite a Rom-Com or a Crime-Com)
Part of our conversation with Playwright Lauren Smerkanich and Screenwriter Kevin A. Rice abotu 1998's OUT OF SIGHT. Plus three brilliant wine pairings for the movie! Listen to the full episode.
videoA Wine that Bends the Rules Paired with OUT OF SIGHT (1998)
A wine that "bends the rules"? Playwright Lauren Smerkanich and Screenwriter Kevin A. Rice took this approach to pair a wine with 1998's OUT OF SIGHT, which is possibly a perfect movie. Ghostnote Wines' Super Santa Cruz bends the rules of a Super Tuscan just as Super Tuscan wines did once upon a time to the rules of Chianti/Tuscany. A rule breaker's rule breaker! Listen to our whole conversation and all 3 of our selected wine pairings with OUT OF SIGHT!
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In The Wine Light – North Carolina Wine Month 2025
May is North Carolina Wine Month. Celebrate everything you love about #NCWine!
podcast· 55:15· S7E17New Zealand Wines of the Year 2026
New Zealand wine stands at a fork in the road. One path leads towards corporate behemoths churning out industrial quantities of mass-market Sauvignon Blanc; the other features increasingly refined, site-specific wines across a range of styles that compete with the world's very best. Which will it be? In this New Zealand Wines of the Year feature, we take you behind the scenes after tasting hundreds of wines to get to grips with what's really going on in Kiwi wine. We highlight the best producers, what they're doing and why. And we throw more than a few big calls out there - for example, why New Zealand Chardonnay and Pinot Noir is currently getting our vote over Burgundy...and why fizz should be part of New Zealand's wine future. We're privileged to be joined by New Zealand wine royalty in the shape of Helen Masters (Ata Rangi), Matt Thomson (Blank Canvas), Matt Sutherland (Dog Point), Kevin Judd (Greywacke), Ed Donaldson (Pegasus Bay)...and part-time actor, full-time wine superstar Sa
videoKyle MacLachlan’s Pursued by Bear: Steve Martin Approved, Falstaff Preferred
Actor, vintner and Washington wine country native Kyle MacLachlan took a break from pouring wine at the 2024 Wine Experience to tell us how his winery name came to be (or not to be) and much more in this exclusive never-before-seen Wine Spectator interview. Watch the full interview! https://www.winespectator.com/video/play/id/lyQrhQUz/title/kyle-maclachlan-s-pursued-by-bear-steve-martin-approved-falstaff-preferred
videoSpotlight on Napa's Salvestrin Sisters
Emma and Hannah Salvestrin have joined their parents at the family's Salvestrin Winery, working with a parcel of historic Dr. Crane Vineyard that has been in the family for nearly 100 years. They told us about reaching younger wine drinkers, what it's like working with a sister and more at Wine Spectator's 2024 New York Wine Experience. Watch the full interview! https://www.winespectator.com/video/play/id/8jLLMyTF/title/spotlight-on-napa-s-salvestrin-sisters
videoBrew Strong | Mixed Fermentation Part 2
In this episode, the Brew Strong team tackle the complex world of mixed fermentation (part 2). With so much information in the world of wild and sour beers, it took two episodes to cover this fascinating topic. Tune in to part two here and get ready to get wild! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices (https://megaphone.fm/adchoices)
videoSTILL English wine - Davenport Diamond Fields Pinot Noir 2018 - after 7 years of aging
Another still red English wine! This is one I have often enjoyed in its youth, but I had one last bottle I had been aging, and after 7 years I decided it was finally time to open it and see how it had changed.
videoSTILL English Wine - Gusbourne Pinot Noir 2020 - after five years of aging
Revisiting this wine now it has had about 5 years of aging (or at least it's about 5 years since harvest). Has it improved?
video2021 Charles Krug Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley, California
What happens when Napa’s oldest winery, founded in 1861, continues to innovate? Charles Krug’s Cabernet Sauvignon blends estate-grown fruit, Mondavi family stewardship, and modern winemaking for a bottle built for the table. Structured yet approachable, this $42 Cabernet offers dark fruit, spice, and heritage-driven depth. Ideal for summer grilling, cozy winter roasts, or gatherings that call for history in a glass. Guided by winemaker Stacy Clark, Charles Krug balances legacy with contemporary drinkability. Love Cabernet with history? Comment below—and subscribe for more Napa icons reimagined.
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podcast· 51:44· S1E204Rosé d'Anjou: Better (and Cheaper) Than Provence Rosé?
Forget that boring Provence Rosé everyone else is grabbing for Valentine’s Day. We are exposing a secret from the Loire Valley that offers amazing flavor and higher value for your money, and will impress your significant other. It might help you spice things up a bit, too! If you think all pink wine is created equal, think again... because not all Rosés are born the same. In this episode, we dive into Rosé d’Anjou, a "tender" style of wine that is perfect for those who want a hint of sweetness. You’ll learn how the Grolleau Noir grape creates a unique experience that pairs perfectly with spicy Asian cuisine or even a Galentines cheese board. We also get into the "mad scientist" side of winemaking, discussing how some producers use reverse osmosis to concentrate their juice and to make a top quality wine. We put two affordable bottles to the test to see if this Loire Valley underdog is the ultimate QPR (Quality to Price Ratio) win for your next date night. Wines reviewed in this episode
podcast· 50:08· Ep 273OVP273 – Im Gespräch – mit Bastian Krüger über das Projekt "Tamino"
Ein Podcast über rote Piwi-Cuvées aus Baden und Württemberg, die gemeinsam unter dem Markenamen "Tamino" angeboten werden.
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Gold Bacchus for Nodus Summum
Bodegas Nodus wins the Gold Bacchus with its Nodus Summun 2021 The organic Nodus Summun 2021 wine from Bodegas Nodus has won a gold medal at the 23rd edition of the Bacchus 2025 International Wine Competition. This wine stands out for its quality and oenological excellence. This competition, held in Madrid from March 1st to […] The post Gold Bacchus for Nodus Summum appeared first on Nodus winery - Spanish wines .
podcast· 49:33· Ep 182#182 SDEN of WSET?
Op veler verzoek: wat is het verschil tussen SDEN en WSET? Kort door de bocht: het maakt niet uit wat je doet. Beide wijncursussen zijn goed. Qua volgorde zit SDEN net tussen de niveaus van WSET. Dus begin met SDEN2, daarna WSET2, dan SDEN3, dan WSET3. Je hoeft ze natuurlijk niet allemaal te volgen, maar zo krijg je een beeld van het niveau. (Veel vragen over de Gevrey Chambertin 2022. Het is die van Huguenot. Verkrijgbaar bij Platenburg en Vindict. Of andere Les Genereux winkel.) Lees ook het artikel op Le Club: https://leclubdesvins.com/pages/wijncursus-wat-is-het-verschil-tussen-sden-en-wset Wijncursus volgen? Le Club des Vins geeft SDEN wijncursussen in Rotterdam, Schiedam, Den Haag en Utrecht. Ook kun je hier terecht voor WSET-wijncursussen, vooralsnog alleen in Rotterdam. Vindict geeft SDEN- wijncursussen in Amsterdam. Af en toe organiseren ze een WSET-wijncursus. Meer WSET in Amsterdam? Check ook Amsterdam Wine Academy. Volg ons op insta: @sommeljj @leclubdesvins @leclubsommeljj
videoThe most beautiful wine cellars we’ve ever created - Part 3 #winecellardesign #homewinecellar #wine
See more wine cellars and wine rooms by clicking this link: www.winecellarsbycoastal.com Start building your custom glass wine cellars today! Just dial +1 (949) 200-8134 to get started! Wine Cellars by Coastal www.winecellarsbycoastal.com 1013 S Adams Ave Fullerton, CA 92832 (949) 200-8134 #homewinecellar #winecellars #winecellardesign
podcast· 1h 07m· S6E23Revisiting My Husband's Relapse Last Year PLUS the Twelve Steps for Skeptics - how does it actually work?!
As some of you know, last year my husband went through a gnarly relapse - it was HELL on both of us. He spent very little time in our home in 2023 and I was desperate to hide that fact. This week last year, I released an episode sharing what was really going on and that I didn't know if my marriage was going to work. I was in a place of heartbreak and resignation, but also determination to start making moves to stand on my own - without him if need be. When I released this, he had resurfaced from Mexico, dirty, picked up, emaciated and sick. I allowed him to sleep in the living room downstairs with all of my valuables locked in my car, keys in my bra, while I tried to find him a detox we could afford. Over the ensuing weeks, two things happened - one, we couldn't afford anything nor get him into a free detox, and two, he actually seemed to be finally beaten. Cut to this past Monday, September 2nd 2024, he just celebrated one year sober. I interviewed him on Monday and that episode will
videoEpisode 21 - Yori Wine Cellars
In this month's episode, join hosts Rob, Holly, and Steve as they visit Yori Wine Cellars! Yori Wine Cellars is located in North East, which is just outside of Erie. They will be discussing their experience, as well as what to expect should you want to plan your own visit. They will then spend some time discussing their individual favorite wines. For more information about the winery, visit them at https://www.yoriwinecellars.com/ or follow them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/yoriwinece
videoWhat Makes RARE Champagne So Special? (2006 Vintage Tasting & Review)
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videoThe HIGHEST Rated Wines on Vivino – Worth the Hype?
Check out Cellar Class to take your wine knowledge to the next level: https://www.cellarclass.com/ Learn from a Master of Wine at your pace, wherever you are with Cellar Class! Follow me on ...: https://www.instagram.com/konstantinbaum_mw/ https://www.threads.net/@konstantinbaum_mw https://www.tiktok.com/@konstantinbaum_mw Check out my website: https://www.cellarclass.com/ https://www.konstantinbaum.com/ https://baumselection.com/ I use this wine key: Forge de Laguiole Ebony I have used the following glass in this video: Spiegelau Definition Universal Glass I have tasted the following wines in this Video: 2019 Oboe Som de Barrica Branco, Douro, Portugal https://www.wine-searcher.com/find/oboe+som+de+barrica+blanco+douro+portugal/2019?referring_site=KSB 2018 Weingut Tement Ried Zieregg XT Sauvignon Blanc, Sudsteiermark, Austria https://www.wine-searcher.com/find/tement+zieregg+xt+sauv+blanc+sud+steiermark+austria/2018?referring_site=KSB 2016 P+S Prats & Symington Chryseia, Dour
videoBordeaux: A case study for sustainable winemaking - Harpers Sustainability Charter webinar
As part of our ongoing sustainability initiative Harpers Wine & Spirit, in partnership with our Sustainability Charter Champion Bibendum, this session will hear from leading chateaux making a difference in the region, about their story so far and their ambitions for the future. Our panel will be: Andrew Craig, Wine Buyer, Bibendum Wine Allan Sichel, President, CIVB Pauline Fradin, Sales Manager, Château Cantenac Brown Panel chair: Andrew Catchpole, Editor of Harpers Wine & Spirit
podcast· 16:23030 Birthdays & Overthinking Drinking
Sarah reflects on her 59th birthday, contrasting youthful drinking experiences with mature overthinking about alcohol Drinking habits often evolve from social fun to problematic coping mechanisms, leading to overthinking and health issues Sarah is developing the "IQW Freedom Formula" to help women end overthinking drinking and improve their lives Alcohol-free celebrations, like birthdays, are presented as more enjoyable and fulfilling Sarah shares her journey from carefree teenage drinking to problematic adult consumption Initial drinking experiences: relaxation, confidence boost, social connection Evolution to "grey area drinking" in 30s-40s: habit formation, stress relief, emotional regulation Overthinking phase: constant negotiation, guilt, attempts to moderate Liver health concerns increase with age and quantity consumed Hormonal changes (perimenopause, menopause) reduce alcohol tolerance Neurochemical effects worsen in 40s-50s Sleep disruption: difficulty achieving deep sleep, lea
videoWine Spectator's New York Wine Experience with Paul Hobbs
Legendary winemaker Paul Hobbs has made wine on four continents, but wine wasn't a big part of his life growing up … until his dad snuck a bottle of Yquem onto the dinner table. Hobbs took a break from Wine Spectator's New York Wine Experience to chat with us! New York Wine Experience tickets are on sale now! https://www.nywineexperience.com/ Watch the full Paul Hobbs interview: https://www.winespectator.com/video/play/id/VHgPIqEE/title/spotlight-on-paul-hobbs-international-man-of-wine
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"The Number One Drug? Alcohol." with Maureen Busalacchi
When people think of drugs, they often think of the headline drugs: opiates, cocaine, meth. They rarely think of the drug they have at home in their refrigerators. Maureen Busalacchi discusses the number one drug in the country, alcohol. Maureen is the Director of the Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Project (WisAPP) and has decades of experience in public health policy. She works at the Medical College of Wisconsin and is currently President-elect for the Wisconsin Public Health Association, having served as Chair of the ad hoc Workgroup on Alcohol Prevention for the Wisconsin State Council on Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse. The purpose of the Council was to develop evidence-based recommendations to reduce excessive alcohol use. Maureen can be reached at Wisconsin Alcohol Policy Project (WisAPP) | Medical College of Wisconsin. Information for the upcoming Alcohol Policy Seminar can be found at Alcohol Policy Seminar The views and opinions of the guests on this podcast are theirs and theirs alon
podcast· 5:20Wine Of The Week
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