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podcast· 1h 07m· S10E4Episode 509 - Two Mountain Winery Hidden Horse Blend No. 22
Two Mountain Winery Hidden Horse Blend No. 22 In this episode, Rob and Scott find a wine from Washington that drinks like a wine made by actual horses in a barn. That masterfully horrendous wine is the Two Mountain Winery Hidden Horse Blend No. 22. So come join our suffering, here on The Wine Vault.
videoWine Living Virtual Tasting August 17th - Aussie Grillers
Our group members asked for lighter whites and reds for the summer, so my first thought was, "what wines are great for grilling?" My mind went to Australia. So, put on your boots, we're headed to the Land Down Under to taste three amazing wines! We'll start the tasting in Tasmania, with a rare and exotic 92-point bottle-fermented Sparkling rosé made from Chardonnay and Pinot noir. Then we'll visit Oz's premium region for Riesling - the Eden Valley - to taste a classic dry version. Lastly, we'll switch to red, to taste Australia's answer to France's Rhone Valley - a fresh, herbal 91-point Grenache. Want to get in on these tastings? Sign up for the newsletter and you'll be notified for the next one: https://wineliving.info/pairing-guide-signup 4:39 The history and background of Australian wine 11:59 The geography and climate of Australia 15:34 Wine #1 Jansz NV Sparkling Rosé 26:40 Pewsey Vale Dry Riesling 43:59 Yalumba Bush Vine Grenache Wine Living Virtual Tasting August 17th - Aus
videoGreat wine is being made in Pennsylvania! Tasting with Wine Guardian
Great wine is being made in Pennsylvania! Join me and Wine Guardian’s Natalie Zackevich as we test our wine tasting skills on the award-winning wines at Karamoor Estate Winery. See what Natalie thinks of her first visit to the Keystone State. Looking for things to do in Pennsylvania? Visit Karamoor Estate: https://karamoorwines.com/ Searching for luxury wine storage solutions? Contact the wine cellar experts at Wine Guardian. https://wineguardian.com/ Want to see my full-length review of Wine Guardian's luxury cabinets? https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1FM-gmfcjYXk9v2a49TOwyOc7PlCV-tB 0:00 Intro to Karamoor Estate Winery 0:44 Tasting the white wines: Sauvignon blanc and Viognier 2:05 Tasting Karamoor Estate Rosé 2:37 About Pennsylvania's Terroir 2:59 Tasting Karamoor's Red wines: Cab Franc and Meritage 4:36 The takeaway: first visit to the Keystone State Tasting with Wine Guardian
videoKalo self-care kalian gimana? 👀🥂 #shorts
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18 Must-Try Breweries in San Diego
From sours to stouts, pilsners, and porters, here are our top breweries across the county The post 18 Must-Try Breweries in San Diego appeared first on San Diego Magazine .
podcast· 2h 19m· S6E16Three Sisters All Addicted to Heroin and Living at Home: From the Infamous Dr. Phil Episode to Nearly a Decade Sober, Marriage, Motherhood, Career Success and More
When I asked Amanda Crossley to be a guest on the show, I actually had NO idea she had been featured on one of the most infamous episodes of Dr Phil in the shows history. Amanda and BOTH of her sisters became addicted to heroin while living with their parents in New Jersey. Amanda reached out to Dr Phil for help and the women were flown to LA, berated and chastised on TV in front of millions, and sent to separate treatment centers around the country. Sober now for nearly a decade, Amanda is a success story. And what about her sisters? Find out in todays episode - let me know what you guys think! I can post comments now on Spotify so comment if you liked the episode! Amanda's episode of Dr. Phil Connect with Jeannine on TikTok Connect with Amanda on TikTok Connect with Jeannine on Instagram
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The Ultimate 3-Day Champagne Itinerary: Reims, Epernay, and Hidden Gems
Moulin de Verzenay Champagne is not just about bubbles - it's about history, tradition, and the people who bring this iconic wine to...
videoTake the adventure of a lifetime... a luxury wine cruise in the Mediterranean! #luxurycruising
videoThink Burgundy is all red wine? 🍷 Think again.
This region is famous for Pinot Noir AND Chardonnay, and what makes it magical is how different the wines can be from village to village. You can find silky and delicate reds in one spot, while rich and round whites are found just a few miles away. That’s the beauty of Burgundy: one region, endless expressions. Which would you pour first - red or white?
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Champagne Demière: The Secret to Crafting Age-Worthy Meunier
In the heart of Fleury la Rivière in the Vallée de la Marne, is where the legacy of Champagne Demière began in 1936. Audrey and Jérôme,...
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"Trauma. It Helps to Share" with Jim Scarpace
Trauma is a word used a lot today. Whether caused by events that happen naturally or through human ineptitude and cruelty, studies show an increase in people dealing with trauma. Jim Scarpace is the Chief Clinical Officer and Interim Community Division President at Gateway Foundation, one of the nation's largest providers of behavioral health services for clients diagnosed with co-occurring mental health disorders, and in this podcast he discusses how to recognize trauma, what it does to us, and what to do about it. Jim has over 25 years in administration, operations, and the treatment of mental health, substance use disorders, and criminal justice programs. Jim is also an assistant professor of Clinical Psychology at Benedictine University. Gateway Foundation can be contacted at their 24-hour hotline 855-925-GATE (4283) or at www.gatewayfoundation.org . The views and opinions of the guests on this podcast are theirs and theirs alone and do not necessarily represent those of the host,
videoThe 2025 RIDGE Harvest Starts Now!
And just like that, the 2025 RIDGE Harvest has begun! On August 19th, our Lytton Springs winery welcomed its first fruit of the season, Carignane from Sandy Lane Vineyard in Contra Costa County. 2025 ripening conditions have been ideal across our estate and partnering vineyards, and we’ll continue sharing updates as more fruit makes its way to Lytton Springs and Monte Bello in the days and weeks ahead. Cheers to a great vintage! 🥂
videoTinto de Verano Recipe
Tinto de Verano (Spanish for “red wine of summer”) is a refreshing drink that’s similar to sangria, but even simpler to make. We're breaking down how, and what we think of the refreshing summer cocktail!
videoDiscovering Wine Country Italy Season 2 #italy #travel #life
21 days Discovering Northern Italy We are gearing up to share with you our amazing 21 days discovering Northern Italy. In late September and early October of last year, we spent 3 weeks exploring Northern Italy, meeting winemakers, exploring regions, tasting delicious wines and visiting cities that put into perspective the age and knowledge of this land. We saw the first plow! We rode the Bernina Express, we sipped mint coffee at Café Pedrocchi in Padua, climbed steep vineyards in Valdobbiadene and took the obligatory gondola ride in Venice. Here’s a bit of what you can expect! Milan, Navigli, St. Moritz, Lombardia, Moscato di Scanzo, Valtènesi, Desenzano del Garda, Zamichele, Lugana, Bugno Martino, Mantova, Trentino Alto-Adige, Trento, Bolzano, Valdobbiadene, Conegliano, Prosecco, Col del Balt, Eros Zanon, Boschera, Veneto, Valtellina, La Perla di Marco Triacca, Marcel Zanolari, Lessini Durello, Sandro de Bruno, Soave, Venice, Valpolicella, Verona, Padua, Fasoli Gino, Florence, C
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Ask Adam: Why Are Sake Cups So Small?
The No. 1 rule when consuming sake with others is that you are never supposed to pour your own glass. It’s a serving tradition in Japan known as shaku suru or kumu, and it’s a way to show your guests you honor and respect them. The article Ask Adam: Why Are Sake Cups So Small? appeared first on VinePair .
videoHARVEST 2025 has begun!
VERJUS OF PINOT NOIR coming soon...#scribewinery #harvest #verjus #winery #napavalley #sonomacounty #winemaking
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videoWe love a tasting note
“𝘖𝘬𝘢𝘺 𝘣𝘶𝘵 𝘥𝘰 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘎𝘌𝘛 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘣𝘶𝘵𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘤𝘰𝘵𝘤𝘩, 𝘰𝘳 𝘪𝘴 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 𝘫𝘶𝘴𝘵 𝘮𝘦?” Sometimes we just can’t help ourselves 😂 Whether you're a sommelier or just a wine lover, a casual glass of wine can easily turn into a serious tasting session 😅 #WSET #wine #drinks #education
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Farm Life
The foundation of Biodynamic farming is that the farm itself is a living organism. Every living element of the farm intertwines to become one. We tend to focus on plants, wildlife, and soil, but the humans who work the farm are part of the energy that makes each farm distinct. Work on a Biodynamic farm flows with the seasons. During the cold and damp of winter, we repair and prepare for the growing season. Then, as the weather warms and the buds burst, the labor required also explodes. More help is needed, not just simple labor, but strong backs willing to work with the intentionality that connects Biodynamic farming to the power of nature itself. That is why we have an intern program at Troon Vineyard & Farm. Now, interns will join the farm team during the summer months. We have had wine harvest interns for many years, as it is part of an aspiring winemaker’s education to work harvests at many wineries as they hone their skills. We are excited to offer a similar program to aspiring Bi
podcast· 37:24· S1E202Special Episode! Meet the (Wine) Makers #20: René Barbier Meyer winemaker at Clos Mogador
Meet the wonderful René Barbier Meyer, head winemaker at Clos Mogador winery in Priorat, Spain. René is a winemaker who believes in being close to the land, the grapes, and juice so that he can make unique, artisan, gastronomic wines. In our interview, he shares his philosophy of winemaking, which is very similar to the way that a musician would describe making music - it is about feel, technique, and adaptation. René practices very low intervention winemaking because he wants the people to experience the wine as it was meant to be. He comes from a long line of winemakers who are French in origin, but who found their home in northern Spain, focusing on indigenous grapes and passionate winemaking. We know you will enjoy meeting René and learning more about his winery and wines. If you are interested in learning more, you can visit them on Instagram at @clos_mogador. Send us a Text Message and we'll respond in our next episode! Contact The Wine Pair Podcast - we’d love to hear from you!
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Rising temperatures could transform B.C. wine sector
Climate change could improve grape-growing conditions for the province—at a cost British Columbia’s vineyards could see the number of grape-growing days spike over the next 75 years, with climate change transforming conditions into something closer to Spain’s Rioja region or the Sonoma Valley in California, a new study has found. Published this week in the […] The post Rising temperatures could transform B.C. wine sector appeared first on VITIS .
videoTOWTC: Chardonnay Masterclass
Welcome to our Chardonnay Masterclass, where we’ll sip our way through six cracking wines that show off the dazzling range of styles and quality this grape has to offer! From crisp and elegant to rich and bold, we’re here to banish the ghosts of those over-oaked Chardonnay crimes of yesteryear... think less "butter-soaked oak plank" and more "sophisticated stunner." Did you know some of our faves, like the gloriously understated Chablis, are secretly Chardonnay in disguise? They just don’t shout about it! And what on earth does this all have to do with Clones??
podcast· 18:52137. Delaying Your Future
If you really want to change your relationship with alcohol but keep telling yourself you’ll do this ‘one day’, this episode is for you. This week I discuss why giving yourself more time to change your drinking does not make things easier and what’s really at stake when you say you’ll put off starting until tomorrow. I also offer ways to overcome this so you can start moving towards your future today. Otherwise if you want to drink less, drink rarely or not at all, I can help. And it will be fun learning how to do this too. You know what you want for your life. I know how to help you get it. Book a free call with me and let’s get to work: https://tidycal.com/90dayslater/consult
videoWine and Movies: PARALLEL (2024) Paired With Medium-Bodied Rustic Reds
Send us a message and we always repsond! (https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2087995/open_sms) Wine Trivia Question of the Week: Today's movie is all about parallel universes. If there were such a thing - and there very well might be, don't be a cynical asshole like Dave - what would be the GREATEST wine grape in ALL universes? Would it be: • A) Cabernet Sauvignon • B) Chardonnay • C) Pinot Noir • D) Petite Sirah To answer this 100% subjective question based on literally nothing factual, and then also to find out the answer as deemed by who-even-fucking-knows? head over to our Substack - VintertainmentStudios.com (http://vintertainmentstudios.com/) , find this post on PARALLEL (2024) and cast your vote in the poll, then scroll to the bottom of the post to see if you got it "right". THE WINES: Bergmannhof KARL Lagrein Riserva 2020, Alto Aldige, Italy (https://www.google.com/search?udm=14&q=Bergmannhof+KARL+Lagrein+Riserva+2020) Calcu Carmenere Gr
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Italian Sake Is Made With Risotto for a Distinct Taste
When Misal Memeo and Nicola Coppe decided to create a line of Italian sake, they knew they’d have some obstacles to overcome. First, no one had ever made a truly Italian sake before. Second, how could they make a product that would both appeal to the Italian palate and stand out in a market saturated with wine and craft beer? And third, neither of them really knew how to make sake. The article Italian Sake Is Made With Risotto for a Distinct Taste appeared first on VinePair .