

I'll Drink to That! Wine Talk
A former sommelier interviews incredibly famous and knowledgeable wine personalities in his tiny apartment. He gets them to talk candidly about their lives and work, and then shares the conversations with you. To see new episodes sooner and to see all of the hundreds of back episodes in your feed, it is important to FOLLOW or SUBSCRIBE the show. It is free to do either, the show is free. Contact info- Email [email protected] for advertising, consulting, speaking, or guest inquiries Instagram @leviopenswine Website illdrinktothatpod.com
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503: Peter Jakob Kühn Found Quality Along With Pain

502: Matt Dees Likes How Grapevines Think
Winemaking at Jonata, The Hilt, and The Pairing centers on a long-term commitment to specific vineyard sites and the pursuit of structural integrity over mere fruit-driven profiles. Matt Dees emphasizes the importance of patience in the cellar, particularly regarding blending, where he prioritizes texture and structure...

501: This Conversation with Meike Näkel Has A Terrifying Turn

500: Richard Sanford and the Hot Tub Time Machine Wine Fermenters

499: David Rafanelli on Four Generations Making Wine in California

498: A Rush of Blood to the Wine Glass from Dan Keeling

497: Robert Drouhin Is From A Good Vintage

496: Sandy Block's Shot at Redemption

495: Steve Doerner and the Burgundian Bicyclists
The evolution of American Pinot Noir production stems from early cross-cultural exchanges between California winemakers and Burgundian mentors. Steve Doerner, Winemaker Emeritus at Cristom Vineyards, details his career transition from the rustic, limestone-focused early days at Calera to the cool-climate viticulture of...

494: Alicia Towns Franken's Wine Life

493: Neil Empson Shifted Gears Into Wine

492: Jean-Emmanuel Simond Does Not Like Your White Wine

491: Ukraine, Wine and Terror

490: Patrick Campbell Pruned Mountain Vines on Crutches

489: Sylvain Pataille and the New Old Style
Winemaking in the Marsannay region of Burgundy reflects a shift from 20th-century industrialization toward pre-industrial, terroir-focused viticulture. Sylvain Pataille, a prominent winemaker in the area, advocates for minimal intervention, utilizing whole-cluster fermentation, vertical pressing, and the elimination of...

488: Erin and the Volcano

487: Dominik Sona and a Conception of Kabinett

486: George Skouras and the New Old World

485: Robert Vifian and Stories from the Tan Dinh Wine Cellar
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