In our host Coly Den Haan’s words: “My favorite part about my conversations with Emily Towe is how chill and easy-going she seems then out of nowhere she will inevitably drop some crazy wine knowledge bomb or the perfect
zinger when you least expect it. Emily along with her high school sweat heart and now husband Jody, truly are J. Brix. It has been said their motto in wine, and in life in general, is “Only Love.” And you truly can taste that love in every wine they make. So, I encourage you to pop open one of their bottles while you’re listening to this interview – unless your driving than please wait until later to taste the love.”
Hosted by Coly Den Haan, our Executive Producer is Angelica Luna, and our Senior Producer is Amelie Rousseaux.
Courtney Kaplan has not only worked in multiple facets of the hospitality industry, at the hottest places on both our costs but she has also spent time working and studying in Japan. She’s fluent in Japanese and has become this city’s honorary, sake go to guru. Her and her partner have what seems to be a perfect back of the house, front of the house synergy and her unpretentious style of sharing her wealth of knowledge immediately pulls you in.
Hosted by Coly Den Haan, our Executive Producer is Angelica Luna, and our Senior Producer is Amelie Rousseaux.
Megan Bells’ methods are steeped in ancient traditions yet she continues to trail blaze, break barriers and march to the beat of her own drum. She adapts to what nature gives us while at the same time advocating for change, especially in farming practices to make this planet better and possibly fix some of the damage the commercial wine industry has inflicted.
Hosted by Coly Den Haan, our Executive Producer is Angelica Luna, and our Senior Producer is Amelie Rousseaux.
Isabelle is a living legend in living wine and it seems nearly impossible to try and summarize Isabelle’s incredible career. She’s hosted a tv show, run a wine program at a two Michelin star restaurant, as well as other wine programs around the world including in the Caribbean! She started the internationally renowned RAW wine festival, founded a wine school, published a best selling book on natural wine and was the first French woman to become a Master of Wine, a qualification that is generally regarded in the wine industry as one of the highest standards of professional knowledge with only around 400 Masters world wide (less than 150 of which are women…) So, basically, she is idol worthy and totally winning in all things wine!
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Hosted by Coly Den Haan, our Executive Producer is Angelica Luna, and our Senior Producer is Amelie Rousseaux.
On December 28th, pre-game for NYE so you can floss your new sparkly knowledge while peacing-out 2022! What’s the difference between Charmat, Champenois and Pét-Nat—you might have always wondered but felt too cool to ask?? Well let's let Sommelier, owner of Vinovore and Winesplaining podcast host Coly Den Haan drink with you and break it down!Join alone (pets encouraged), grab a buddy, cuddle up with a lover, make it an office party or give it as a gift! Purchase your option, and we'll provide the Zoom link the day before the tasting.
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In our host Coly Den Haan’s words: “Maria is the owner and winemaker of the cult favorite brand Duckman wines. Maria hails from a Portuguese winemaking family of legends – dating all the way back to the eighteenth century, that have been referred to as Portuguese wine royalty. Even though Maria’s history is steeped in rich tradition she has carved out a path distinctly her own – with a unique history, style and flare that clearly sets her apart. A rebel in her own right with a one of a kind sense of humor and true talent to back it up, Maria’s story is definitely one worth hearing.”
Hosted by Coly Den Haan, our Executive Producer is Angelica Luna, and our Senior Producer is Amelie Rousseaux.
In our host Coly Den Haan’s words: “Krista Scruggs is an American natural wine and cider maker and, I dare say, an exciting and experimental one at that. Since coming on the wine scene Krista has made a name for herself very quickly. It turns out, being a black, queer woman who farms and makes wine in Vermont garners a lot of interest. This has been a double-edged sword for Krista. With some incredible highs and very tough lows, Krista has had a whirlwind career in a short amount of time. We happened to catch her in our Los Angeles studio while she visited from Vermont. She spoke candidly about her journey including her dreams, challenges, triumphs, and one really crappy year.”
Episode 6 features the inspiring story of Joy Kull, winemaker and founder of the extremely tasty and very sought after, La Villana wines. Her story reads somewhat like a real life fairy tale of an American in Italy who found not one but two true loves - winemaking and her growing family
Episode 5 features the inspiring story of Kristie Tacey, winemaker and founder of Tessier Winery. A former scientist turned winemaker.
Episode 4 features the inspiring story of Ntsiki Biyela (Aslina Wines), the first South African Black woman winemaker.
Episode 2 features the inspiring story of wives Tara Gomez and Mireia Taribo, founders of the Camins 2 Dreams winery.
Episode 1 features an intimate interview with California natural winemaker Martha Stoumen.
Episode 3 features the inspiring story of natural wine importer and distributor Amy Atwood.