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In this episode we dig deep into the thinking behind wine as an agricultural product, the work that Martha does in the vineyard, and how she approaches making the best wines she possibly can with inspiration from her love of Italian culture and having worked on a farm in Tuscany.
We then dig into a very enlightening conversation around the ideas of how to learn about wine. Where does it stem from, how do we learn, and how Martha has approached learning about wine from both the experiential and the academic sides.
We then get into one of his favorite subjects being Syrah developingThen we chat about a topic that Michael Cruse and I had a great conversation around, that being the idea of the terroir of California. What does that mean to Martha, is there even such a thing, and how both history and societal norms play a role in how we define and describe California wine.
I really loved chatting with Martha and will certainly have to have her on the show again to keep exploring her vast amounts of knowledge of wine.
In this episode we mention…
Martha Stoumen Wines
The Real Wine Fair
Chad Stock
Chalk Hill Winery
Heymann Loewenstein
Cos, Sicily
Michael Cruse
Matthew Rorick
Les Cave de Pyrenees
Inconnu Wine
Methode Sauvage
Broc Cellars
Ryme Cellars
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