Two winemakers join SOMM TV today to talk about the sneaky next big grape for wine: Gamay. Famous in Beaujolais, this grape has been marginalized for centuries by Pinot Noir, but it is now standing in the sun. Join Meghan Zobeck of M Zobeck Wines and John Adams of Wildsound Wine as we talk through the history and present of Gamay and litigate if it's worthy of all the hype.
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A Conversation about the Willamette V...
Jason Wise chats with Tahmiene Momtazi from Maysara in Oregon's Willamette Valley. She shares it all, from initially not wanting to pursue winemaking to becoming one of the country's most skilled Pinot Noir producers.
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A Conversation about Pizza
Nearly every culture in the world has its own version of pizza, whether it's Chicago's deep dish, France's tart, or Armenia's Lahmajoun - dough topped with a combination of ingredients is the topic of this week's conversation with wine expert and foodie Jeff Porter.
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A Conversation about Rosé
Rosé is on every shelf, it floods our glasses all year and there seems to be no end to the amount that is made, but is there still any artistry to this wine?
On today’s conversation, famed winemaker Steve Matthiasson discusses the story of our obsession with pink wine and how where it fits into...
