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The Cellar Door Podcast
Join lawyer/wine explorer, Tom Massey, in the Cellar Door to hear the stories of the people and wineries in the wonderful world of wine. Tom is joined by winery owners, wine makers and other wine personalities to hear and share their stories, the stories of the wineries and the stories of the wines. It's a podcast about where it all came from and where it's all going.
The Cellar Door Podcast
Latest Episodes
Navigating Wine Distribution's Commercial Minefield - with Will Taylor
For many wineries, making great wine is only half the challenge. The other half is getting that wine into the hands of consumers.Behind every bottle that finds its way onto a restaurant wine list, an independent retailer's shelf, or a na...
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The Greatest Marketing Story Ever Bottled? Professor Kathy Burk on How France Conquered Wine
For centuries, France has occupied a unique place in the world of wine. Its vineyards, classifications, language, and traditions have shaped how we think about fine wine, from Bordeaux and Burgundy to concepts like terroir and appellation. But ...
Keeping the Faith: Charlie and Sophie Melton on Brand, Legacy and the Future of a Barossa Icon
For more than four decades, Charles Melton has been one of the defining voices of the Barossa Valley. His journey stretches from the wine glut of the 1980s, through the rise of modern Australian wine, to the creation of one of the country's mos...
The Hidden Life of Vineyards - with Dylan Grigg
Wine is full of simple stories.Old vines are better than young vines. Great vineyards are all about terroir. Climate determines quality. Pick the right variety, put it in the right place, and the rest takes care of itself.They're ...
Part 2 with Robert Joseph - The Next Chapter for the Wine Industry
In Part 1 of my conversation with wine industry commentator, producer, and recovering wine critic Robert Joseph, we explored a deceptively simple question: where do wineries actually make their money?But that conversation quickly led to ...
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