Wine Talks - the Wine Education Podcast with Paul K Paul K from the Original Wine of the Month Club

Learn about the world of wine influencers; it is fascinating. 
Listen as we peel path this unusual path to the wine world with a stop in Chemical Engineering, soft drink sales and mechanical apparatus design. Georgia is eloquent and articulate as she walks us through her career and what lies ahead in this post pandemic world.
I couldn't help but set myself on the shores of a  Greek island  as she describes her nurtured drive to be involved with wine and the lifestyle that it surrounds.
Have a listen and take yourself to the Greek Islands.
 

Obvious wines was founded on, well, some obvious principals.  Selling and labelling wines by their character seems like an obvious idea...but it had not been done. Enter Brice Borillie, a native of Champagne, France with the idea to source great valued wines by the expressed character driven by the terroir.
You have probably seen their wines on the shelf with names like "Dark and Bold" or " Light and Lively." 
An interesting take on a congested market, have a listen to Brice from Champagne.

Though I was unaware of the sales milestone Chile's Concha y Toro winery attained, the conversation I had with winemaker Isabel Mitarakis was thoroughly fascinating.
You will learn the extraordinary history of the famed winery and the path to becoming a winemaker for Ms. Mitarakis. Making wine all over the world including a stint in Bordeaux, Ms. Mitarakis goes back to her roots to make wine for the famed Don Melchor and Concha y Toro.
Hear her humble opinion of the career and the winery. 
 
Salut.

Buscado Vivo O Muerto makes serious wine in Argentina. You will learn the story direct from the ex-pats mouth! Jeff Mausbach fell in love with his now Argentine wife and ran back to Argentina and found his passion for wine.
These are the most interesting wines I have tasted from Argentina in years. The "experiment" to literally plant and compare by elevation is fascinating. Each wine carries its own signature character based on the elevation as the vineyards head towards the base of the Andes.
Jeff chronocles his trek to Argentina and the resulting "Ah Hah" moment that led him to making wine.
You will learn, laugh and be fascinated.
 

Rose is the mainstay wine in the Cotes de Provence; more accurately on the Saint Tropez peninsula. Even after 32 years of tasting wine each and every Tuesday, I learned something new on the thought processes of Rose and the crazy differences that can be derived from various vinification méthodes.
Family owned and operated, the Matton-Farnet family produces 4 different versions of this sophisticated wine. Each with a different approach to winemaking but each with character their own.
Listen as we tour the region of Provence and learn the differences between Provence and Cote de Provence.
 
 
 

The grape of Austria if Gruner Veltliner. A noble white grape that can produce crisp sparkling wine and botrytis dessert wine and everything in-between. 
The primary growing region of this noble grape is Austria and it is grown around such famed locations as Vienna. I was fascinated to learn from Dieter Heubler the nuances of this fantastic grape and the refined wine it can make.
Laurenz V is the winery just east of Vienna making approachable layered Gruner.
Have a listen, he is quite compelling.