Grape Radio
The Grape Radio wine talk shows consist of the hosts sharing their opinions and experiences with the audience. Show topics review issues such as the enjoyment of wine, wine news and industry trends. The hallmark of the show is interviews with world renown winemakers, vineyards ...
The Grape Radio wine talk shows consist of the hosts sharing their opinions and experiences with the audience. Show topics review issues such as the enjoyment of wine, wine news and industry trends. The hallmark of the show is interviews with world renown winemakers, vineyards owners, wine retail and wholesale leaders, restaurateurs and sommeliers. The scope of the show is international so expect to hear many guests from around the world. Hot News: What is happening in the Champagne region of France you might ask? Join us for an inside look, as we speak with Daniel Lorson from the Comité Interprofessionnel du Vin de Champagne (
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Wineries of Oregon – with Brooks Winery
Brooks Winery was founded in 1998 by Portland native, Jimi ...
Brooks Winery was founded in 1998 by Portland native, Jimi Brooks. Like most of his counterparts in Oregon, Jimi had a pioneering spirit that carried through to his love of life and winemaking. Sadly, Jimi passed away in 2004 from an aortic aneurism.
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The Wines of Tuscany – with Tenuta Sette Cieli
"Tenuta Sette Cieli," or "the estate of the seven skies," ...
"Tenuta Sette Cieli," or "the estate of the seven skies," is located between Bolgheri and Castagneto Carducci, on the Tuscan coast 1,300 above sea level. The 173-acre estate overlooks terraced vineyards and the Mediterranean Sea,
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2015 World of Pinot Noir Seminar – Wines of The Côte Chalonnaise
One of the biggest thrills in wine, is finding bottles ...
One of the biggest thrills in wine, is finding bottles that perform above their price level. And, while Burgundy is not particularly known for bargains, there are still some excellent quality-to-price values to be found from several, shall we say,
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Garagistes of California – with Carucci Wines
Many wine lovers dream of taking that step of making ...
Many wine lovers dream of taking that step of making wine for themselves. However, it's a much bigger step - a leap of faith, in fact - to turn one's avocation into the business of making and selling your wines to the public. -
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Château Angelus – with Hubert de Boüard and the Commanderie de Bordeaux
Winegrowing is in Hubert de Boüardâs genes. He grew up ...
Winegrowing is in Hubert de Boüardâs genes. He grew up surrounded by his familyâs vines at Château Angélus in Saint-Emilion, and his father bought him his first pair of secateurs, when he was 7, so he could go out and prune the vines. -
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The Art and Science of Wine
Is wine more art than science, or vice versa? Arguably, ...
Is wine more art than science, or vice versa? Arguably, it takes both art AND science to create and deliver the optimum wine-drinking experience. So, we were quite pleased when both these gentlemen came to the studio to talk with us about their winem...
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Wineries of the California Central Coast – with Talley Vineyards
Talley Vineyards produced its first wine in 1986 with the ...
Talley Vineyards produced its first wine in 1986 with the production of 450 cases. However, for three generations the Talley family has farmed in Coastal San Luis Obispo County. It all began in 1948 when Oliver Talley founded Talley Farms and started g...
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Wineries of Oregon – with Ponzi Vineyards
It was the late '60s, and Dick and Nancy Ponzi ...
It was the late '60s, and Dick and Nancy Ponzi had moved their young family to Oregon's Willamette Valley. After several research trips to Burgundy and an extensive search for an ideal vineyard location, they purchased 20 acres on a small farm just sou...
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Malbec Days, Cahors, France – Part 2
Malbec has become a hot commodity in the market place ...
Malbec has become a hot commodity in the market place in recent years, thanks to Argentina's success with the varietal. However, the grape's ancestral home in southwest France, near the city of Cahors, has become part of a renaissance taking place tha...
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Malbec Days, Cahors, France – Part 1
If you ask the average wine geek where Malbec comes ...
If you ask the average wine geek where Malbec comes from, they're most liable to tell you it's Argentina. But, that's just part of the story! - True, Argentina has made the grape justifiably famous over the last two decades or more. However,
