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news2026-10-28
🎧224: Fermentation Step by Step
Fermentation step by step In this solo episode, Jim Duane walks through recent harvest and fermentation decisions for the 2026 Chardonnay, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon at Seavey Vineyard. He explains whole-cluster pressing and press cuts for Chardonnay, why he allows some early juice oxidation, and how he handles settling, nutrients, and barrel fermentation. For Merlot, he covers fruit processing, a cold soak, tartaric acid adjustment, native fermentation, nutrient timing, pump-overs, and malolactic bacteria. Jim also discusses how vineyard conditions and juice chemistry shape his choices, including high potassium and pH, the misleading early titratable-acidity readings in red grapes, and why Brix alone cannot confirm that a wine is dry. He shares his nutrient-dosing approach and his plans for extended Cabernet maceration, tasting daily and keeping free-run and press wine separate. This episode is brought to you by the Sentia Wine Analyzer from Scott Laboratories. Sentia is a handhel
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news2026-10-28
🎧Ep 2825 festivals garage wines the true identity of trebbiano spoletino with alesio piccioni of garage del vino wine food travel with marc millon
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news2026-10-27
🎧How to Create a Best Place to Work with Drea Helfer
Small Fortune host Carol Collison talks with Drea Helfer, owner of DH Wine Compliance. Her growing firm has 34 employees and is the largest alcohol compliance consulting firm in the country. In addition to her family-forward management practices, host Carol Collison and Drea discuss what inspired her to start her firm, current issues in compliance and more.
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news2026-10-27
🎧The #1 Most Important Question to Ask Consumers
Seth Waite of Schaefer unpacks buyer psychology — why demographic data misleads CPG brands and what behavioral signals actually drive shopper purchase. Tune in.
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news2026-10-27
🎧📺Le Riche, Part 2: Built on an Idea | The Long View | The Vinimark Podcast
What if the Stellenbosch Cabernets that built the region’s reputation were something quite different from today’s? Christo Le Riche on keeping one identity t...
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news2026-10-27
🎧Ep 280 – Are Gen Z Drinking Less Wine? Value, Valpolicella & New Wine Experiences with Maisie Turner
Are Gen Z really drinking less wine - or are they simply drinking differently? And what does a £15 bottle offer that a £6 bottle can't? In this episode of Eat Sleep Wine Repeat, Janina is joined by Maisie Turner, assistant wine buyer at Berkmann, Master of Wine student and winner of the IWSC Emerging Talent in Wine Communication Award, to explore the changing world of wine and what it takes to make it exciting for a new generation. From finding brilliant-value wines in Germany, Beaujolais and the Balkans to discovering North Macedonia’s key grape varieties and the character of its wines, Janina and Maisie explore how to buy better, understand more and get more pleasure from what's in your glass. They also delve into the grapes behind Valpolicella's fresh reds, Ripasso and Amarone, look at how AI is changing wine education, discuss what life is really like as a professional wine buyer, and consider why Bordeaux is experimenting with lighter, fresher reds designed to be enjoyed with a sl
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news2026-10-27
🎧Shadows in the Cellar: Murder, Mystery, and Ghosts in Wine Country
It’s Monday, Let’s raise a glass to the beginning of another week. It’s time to unscrew, uncork or saber a bottle and let’s begin Exploring the Wine Glass. Pour yourself a glass of something dark, bold, and deep crimson. Sit back, dim the lights, and lock your doors. Welcome to a special Halloween edition of the podcast. We all love wine for what it brings to our tables—celebration, romance, community, and the artistry of the earth. But wine has a long, shadowed history. Behind the polished tasting rooms, the romantic candlelit barrels, and the sun-drenched vineyards lie stories of sudden violence, restless spirits, and baffling mysteries that time has failed to erase. Tonight, we are pulling back the velvet curtain on the dark side of wine country. Thank you so much for joining me for this dark journey through the shadows of wine country. If you survived this trip through haunted cellars and vineyard true crime, please make sure to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast wherever you
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news2026-10-26
🎧Juliet: Great Packaging, But How’s the Wine?!?
The creators of Juliet wine sought to make a wine that was chic, beautifully packaged, and reasonably priced. Which they did. But did they forget about the wine? Knowing that north of 80% of people choose a wine based on the label, you can hardly fault a hot, upstart wine brand for focusing on the thing that most people make decisions on: how the packaging looks. However, our job is a little different. We taste and review wine to see if it’s worth your hard earned money. And although our tasting is our opinion and not fact, it is interesting that Juliet offers almost no information about how the wine is made or who it is made by. It’s almost like the wine is secondary. Did that show up in our tasting and review?. Listen to us, and then we’d love to hear what you think about Juliet wine. Wines reviewed in this episode: Juliet 2022 Sauvignon Blanc, Juliet 2023 Pinot Noir Send us a Text Message and we'll respond in our next episode! Contact The Wine Pair Podcast - we’d love to hear from y
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news2026-10-26
🎧Ep. 2820 Italianity for Me Is: Embracing the Roots We Once Hid with Anthony Giglio
He is Wine Director for the American Express Centurion Lounge network, a longtime contributing editor to Food & Wine, and the author of 11 books on wine, cocktails and travel, including Passport to Italian Wine, Cocktails in New York, and the annual Food & Wine Wine Guide. In this episode, Jessica is in conversation with sommelier, author and storyteller Anthony Giglio, to explore what it means to grow up Italian in America and the legacy an immigrant great-grandfather can leave behind.
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news2026-10-23
🎧📺Episode 303: No More American Wine? Canada, Napa, and the 2026 Harvest
Canada once purchased nearly 20% of American wine and spirits. Today, that number has dropped to virtually zero. What happened, and what does it mean for Ame...
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news2026-10-23
🎧📺What Really Makes Wine Feel Special | Aliye Melton | Barrels and Roots
In this episode of Barrels and Roots, I sit down with wine marketing consultant Aliye Melton to talk about what the wine industry may be getting wrong about ...
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news2026-10-23
🎧The Wine Makers – Bedrock U, The New Class
Some wineries make great wine. At Bedrock Wine Co., they also make great winemakers. This week we sit down with the next class out of Bedrock U, Allison Badar and Casey Barton, two of the key players behind Bedrock, who somehow found time between harvests and tending ancient vineyards to build brands of their own. They both took non-linear paths to the wine business, but based on their own wines and their work at Bedrock, they’re clearly here to stay. Allison’s Intertidal Wines are beautifully focused: Carignan from the legendary Evangelho Vineyard, one of California’s most iconic old-vine sites, and Riesling from the remarkably rare old vines of La Jolla del Norte Vineyard in St. Helena. Allison takes us on her journey from professional dancer to raising her pet snail on the backroads of California. Casey’s path to wine also took some twists and turns, from deep-diving into ampelography instead of studying for her college finals and obsessing over wine maps of the world on oil company
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news2026-10-22
🎧📺Drinks Marketing Needs to Target Where People Actually Consume | The VinePair Podcast
Adam, Joanna, and Zach respond to a recent Royal Bank of Canada report that indicates some of the changing ways that alcohol is consumed and discovered, and ...
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news2026-10-22
🎧📺Arietta Wines Fritz Hatton Vino Lingo Video r
This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Fritz Hatton, Co-Owner, Arietta Wine, Napa Valley, defining the term “Viscosity”. Learn more by visiting arie...
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news2026-10-22
🎧📺Drinking Less Could Be the Best Thing for Wine
Alana Kaye, the Wine Wench, sits down with a theory she's been chewing on for months: the wine industry is asking too much of drinkers. People keep telling u...
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news2026-10-22
🎧📺An Infamous Cult Nearly Upended Oregon Wine | Wine Enthusiast Podcast, Ep. 227
The Rajneeshees, the 1980s religious group known for taking over a small town and poisoning salad bars, were well on their way to usurping the state’s wine i...
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news2026-10-22
🎧Ep. 2818 Making Italian Wine More Relevant, Engaging, and Fun with Amari Collins, aka Vin Dealer
In this episode of the Masterclass US Wine Market, Juliana Colangelo is joined by Amari Collins, the New York wine educator and creator known as Vin Dealer, to explore how wine can be made more culturally relevant, more fun, and more exciting for the next generation of drinkers. Amari Collins is a New York-based wine educator and digital creator, known online as Vin Dealer.
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news2026-10-22
🎧Episode 227: An Infamous Cult Nearly Upended Oregon Wine
The Rajneeshees, the 1980s religious group known for taking over a small town and poisoning salad bars, were well on their way to usurping the state’s wine industry, too. Read more at https://www.wineenthusiast.com/culture/podcasts/wine-enthusiast-podcast/rajneeshpuram-wine/. Is there a guest you want us to interview? A topic you want us to cover? We want to hear from you! Email us at podcast@wineenthusiast.com. Remember to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. For more episodes, check out our website: https://www.wineenthusiast.com/wine-enthusiast-podcast/ Go to WineEnthusiast.com for the latest beverage industry coverage and all the tools you need to bring your love of wine to life. FOLLOW US: TikTok: @wineenthusiast Instagram: @wineenthusiast Facebook: @WineEnthusiast
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news2026-10-21
🎧Ep 625: The Next Leap in Professional Wine Education with Keith Wallace of the Wine School of Philadelphia
Keith Wallace is the founder of The Wine School Philadelphia, which is respected and known throughout the wine industry. In 2001, Keith opened a small wine school in Philly and, from a grassroots effort, built The Wine School Philadelphia into the most influential independent wine school in the country. He is a passionate advocate for integrity in the industry and for wine education. And in a revolutionary move for wine education, he has created a US-based sommelier certification agency that doesn't rely on foreign oversight (like the Court of Master Sommeliers or the Wine & Spirits Education Trust) and that offers REAL credentials to wine professionals looking to get into the industry or to improve their knowledge of wine. That effort comes from the National Wine School and from the Philly Wine School, which offer classes in person and online. Both grant a recognized trade-school credential for students. Today, the Philly Wine School offers classes in wine, beer, spirits, and cocktail
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news2026-10-21
🎧Pines, Whines, & Safeway Wines: Surviving Healdsburg’s Worst Tasting Room
It’s Monday, Let’s raise a glass to the beginning of another week. It’s time to unscrew, uncork or saber a bottle and let’s begin Exploring the Wine Glass. This week we took a lovely little field trip to Healdsburg that rapidly devolved into a wine country survival expedition. If you’ve ever wanted to know what happens when a tasting room experience involves accidentally becoming an unpaid cave guide, enduring pours that taste like a high school science experiment gone wrong, and staging a desperate, clandestine rescue mission to aisle four at Safeway, this episode is your holy grail. Pour yourself something you actually trust, because we are diving headfirst into our most delightfully disastrous adventure yet! Please take a moment of your time to subscribe, rate and review Exploring the Wine Glass. It’s completely free and is a great way to let other wine lovers know about the podcast. Be sure to head over to the website, Exploringthewineglass.com, to read my award winning blog and to
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news2026-10-20
🎧📺Merlot Deserves Better | Mike Anderson | Barrels & Roots
I sat down with Mike Anderson, the owner and winemaker behind MTGA Wines and Blair Patent Wines in St. Helena, to talk about growing up in a Napa Valley wine...
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news2026-10-20
🎧Ep 279 – Biodynamic Wine Explained: Olivier Humbrecht MW of Zind-Humbrecht
What actually happens in a biodynamic vineyard — and can it change the wine in your glass? In this episode of Eat Sleep Wine Repeat, Janina travels to Alsace to meet Olivier Humbrecht MW, the acclaimed winemaker behind Domaine Zind-Humbrecht, to explore the science, philosophy and practical realities of biodynamic viticulture. Olivier's journey into biodynamics began with a surprisingly simple question: how could he produce healthier compost? What followed — including a discovery involving contaminated manure, an Amish farmer and a striking experiment with soil bacteria — transformed the way he understood soil, vines and the vineyard ecosystem. Olivier takes us far beyond the basics, explaining biodynamic preparations 500 and 501, herbal teas, root development and the thinking behind this distinctive approach to vineyard management. But what does all this mean for the wine itself? Olivier explains how biodynamic farming may influence vine development, physiological ripeness and picking
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news2026-10-19
🎧Podcast 845 – Eric Felton, Partner & COO, Sommras Wines, Atlas Peak AVA, Napa Valley – Life Between the Vines
On top of tasting exceptional wines, visiting tasting rooms can be its own adventure. Sommras Wines is located near the top of Atlas Peak on...
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news2026-10-19
🎧📺sp#20 – ray o’connor: the fear of laying off the gas.
lots on the show this week, we run through the news, including the bidding wars surrounding the majestic wine group, and. we’re joined by two guests this wee...
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🎧224: Fermentation Step by Step

🎧Ep 2825 festivals garage wines the true identity of trebbiano spoletino with alesio piccioni of garage del vino wine food travel with marc millon

🎧How to Create a Best Place to Work with Drea Helfer

🎧The #1 Most Important Question to Ask Consumers

🎧📺Le Riche, Part 2: Built on an Idea | The Long View | The Vinimark Podcast

🎧Ep 280 – Are Gen Z Drinking Less Wine? Value, Valpolicella & New Wine Experiences with Maisie Turner

🎧Shadows in the Cellar: Murder, Mystery, and Ghosts in Wine Country

🎧Juliet: Great Packaging, But How’s the Wine?!?

🎧Ep. 2820 Italianity for Me Is: Embracing the Roots We Once Hid with Anthony Giglio

🎧📺Episode 303: No More American Wine? Canada, Napa, and the 2026 Harvest

🎧📺What Really Makes Wine Feel Special | Aliye Melton | Barrels and Roots

🎧The Wine Makers – Bedrock U, The New Class

🎧📺Drinks Marketing Needs to Target Where People Actually Consume | The VinePair Podcast

🎧📺Arietta Wines Fritz Hatton Vino Lingo Video r

🎧📺Drinking Less Could Be the Best Thing for Wine

🎧📺An Infamous Cult Nearly Upended Oregon Wine | Wine Enthusiast Podcast, Ep. 227

🎧Ep. 2818 Making Italian Wine More Relevant, Engaging, and Fun with Amari Collins, aka Vin Dealer

🎧Episode 227: An Infamous Cult Nearly Upended Oregon Wine

🎧Ep 625: The Next Leap in Professional Wine Education with Keith Wallace of the Wine School of Philadelphia

🎧Pines, Whines, & Safeway Wines: Surviving Healdsburg’s Worst Tasting Room

🎧📺Merlot Deserves Better | Mike Anderson | Barrels & Roots

🎧Ep 279 – Biodynamic Wine Explained: Olivier Humbrecht MW of Zind-Humbrecht

🎧Podcast 845 – Eric Felton, Partner & COO, Sommras Wines, Atlas Peak AVA, Napa Valley – Life Between the Vines

🎧📺sp#20 – ray o’connor: the fear of laying off the gas.