Jason Wise and Jonah Beer talk about Repeal Day, December 5th, and the lasting effects of Prohibition in a hilarious conversation that's also incredibly informative.

In celebration of Repeal Day, winemaker Ted Henry and Olav Goelet open up an 1824 Madeira that was recorked in 1919, just prior to Prohibition.

One of Napa’s most historic and respected wineries kept their style of winemaking the same when everyone else changed. Sitting at the top of the Mayacamas Range from which it gets its name, Mayacamas is extremely difficult to get an appointment, but this episode takes you into a never-before-seen...

Spanning five winemaking generations in Sonoma, this family still works with vines from the 1800s on one of the steepest grade unterraced vineyards in the United States. Opening one of the oldest Zinfandels still existing in California, this family stays close through work and camaraderie and pra...

A look into the personal archives of one of America's most iconic and daring wineries has to be seen to be believed.

At the turn of the century, Southern California had more vineyards than Napa, but Prohibition changed that. We take a trip to a secret vineyard that has not been tended to in decades to unravel a mystery.

Prior to Prohibition, many wineries labeled their wines after names of French wines, regardless of what was actually in the bottle. Paul Draper walks us through some pre-Prohibition bottles from Ridge Vineyards.