St. Supéry Sips St. Supéry Estate Vineyards & Winery

A decade ago, rosé was viewed mainly as a seasonal wine, with spring releases sold out by September. However, noted St. Supéry Estate Vineyards and Winery CEO Emma Swain in a recent episode of the https://stsupery.com/podcast (St. Supéry Sips) podcast, that is no longer the case.
“It certainly doesn't seem to be that way today,” she said. “Rosé is taking a much greater role throughout the year.”
Joining Swain on this rosé-themed podcast episode were Wendy Stanford, director of category management for imported wines at http://www.wine.com (Wine.com), and Nicole Haarklau, food and beverage director at https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/dalga-hotel-vin-autograph-collection/overview/?scid=ed7c159d-2c91-45b5-904d-31458a840732andgclid=Cj0KCQjw5ZSWBhCVARIsALERCvyoWFymjTp6M7lyGfx_WDl2ViyHHFA5jsMQvJFdR63T-1voV-gxpocaAsm7EALw_wcBandgclsrc=aw.ds (Hotel Vin), an Autograph Collection property in Grapevine, Texas.

In the latest episode of the https://stsupery.com/podcast (St. Supéry Sips) podcast, part two in a series of conversations with prominent California chefs, winery CEO Emma Swain chatted about sustainable seafood with Stuart Brioza, chef and co-owner at https://statebirdsf.com/ (State Bird Provisions), https://theprogress-sf.com/home/ (The Progress), and https://theanchovybar.com/ (The Anchovy Bar) in San Francisco.
Brioza’s passion for sustainable seafood began when he opened State Bird Provisions in 2012. He carried that enthusiasm over to The Progress and The Anchovy Bar, which opened in 2014 and 2020, respectively. At all of his restaurants, Brioza aims to use every part of the animal or plant to avoid food waste.

As the holder of Napa Green certifications for its vineyards and winery, St. Supéry is deeply committed to sustainability. This is true not only in the vineyards and winery, but also on the dinner plate. Just as sustainably farmed grapes are the basis for its estate-grown wines, St. Supéry seeks out sustainable seafood for the winery’s culinary program and highlights responsible purveyors through its annual Great Sustainable Seafood Tour.
In the latest episode of the https://stsupery.com/podcast (St.Supéry Sips) podcast, winery CEO Emma Swain chatted with Kyle Connaughton, chef and co-owner at https://www.singlethreadfarms.com/restaurant (SingleThread Farms) in Healdsburg, about the importance of sourcing sustainable seafood in restaurants, and supporting responsible purveyors.
SingleThread holds three Michelin stars as well as a Michelin Green Star, which recognizes restaurants that set the bar for sustainable practices. Along with growing its own organic produce for the restaurant, SingleThread adheres to strict seafood sustainability protocols.

Wine drinkers around the world know chardonnay as Napa Valley’s signature white grape, but what some do not realize is that the region also produces beautifully complex sauvignon blanc. The valley is home to just 2,500 acres of sauvignon blanc, and nearly one-tenth of it is planted in the estate vineyards at St. Supéry Estate Vineyards and Winery. While the official date falls on May 6, you might say that every day is Sauvignon Blanc Day at St. Supéry.
In the latest episode of the https://stsupery.com/podcast (St. Supéry Sips) podcast, winery CEO Emma Swain discussed the appeal of sauvignon blanc and its future in the Napa Valley with guests Dan Petroski, winemaker and owner of https://massican.com/ (Massican) winery in Napa Valley; Kelli Audrey White, author of http://www.napavalleythenandnow.com/ (Napa Valley Then and Now); and Steven Jones, vice president of food and beverage for https://www.gatehospitality.com/ (Gate HospitalityGroup), operator of four luxurious private clubs in Florida.

Sustainability is an essential part of the company ethos at St. Supéry Estate Vineyards and Winery. For years, the winery has maintained Napa Green Winery and Napa Green Vineyard certifications, which are designed to protect the land and environment through practices like cover-cropping in the vineyards, generating energy through solar arrays, and water conservation.
In honor of “Down to Earth Month” in April, St. Supéry CEO Emma Swain invited another Napa Valley leader in sustainability, Beth Novak Milliken, president and CEO of Spottswoode Estate, to join her on the St. Supéry Sips podcast for a discussion about what distinguishes different eco-focused certifications, and the importance taking care of the environment and our communities.

Environmentally responsible practices are a major priority for many of today’s finest chefs, restaurateurs, wineries and consumers. This week ties in to St. Supéry’s annual “Great Sustainable Seafood Tour” program, highlighting purveyors and partners helping to return our oceans to their former glory.
This episode features a lively conversation with Emma Swain and Chef/Consultant/Speaker Jennifer Bushman. A great interview on a great topic!
More at stsupery.com/seafood