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Wine Talks with Paul K.

Paul K from the Original Wine of the Month Club

All you knew about wine is about to bust wide open… We are going to talk about what really happens in the wine business, and I"m taking no prisoners. Learn more at: https://www.winetalkspodcast.com/. I am your host, Paul Kalemkiarian, 2nd generation owner of the Original Wine of the Month Club, and I am somewhere north of 100,000 wines tasted. How can Groupon sell 12 bottles for $60, and the wines be good? How do you start a winery anyway and lose money? And is a screwcap really better than a

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49:44

Lake County is hugely important for California wine....

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/06/21

Lake County is an important part of the California wine legacy. Pietro Buttitta will teach you the nuances of the area and charm you with his character. A chef, winemaker and promoter, Pietro does what it takes to make premium wine in a premium wine district. Prima Materia Winery grows grapes and crafts wine with an Old World voice that celebrates uncommon vines and their unique histories here in California and abroad. The production is small, but the diversity is large, and all the wines respect

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53:37

Wines from Sardegna? Yes, please. Meet Antonella...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/06/20

The wines of Sardinia have always fascinated me. The savory character from the Mediterranean Sea, the wild varietals and the neighboring islands all combine to create unusual wines of character that cannot be duplicated anywhere on earth. Antonella Mancini and Claudio Salvador, a husband and wife team, have combined their talents to bring to the US a line up of Sardinian wines that make you stop and think after each taste. The conversation takes many turns to stitch together an inspiring story of

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59:47

Bulgarian wine? Yes, and here is how that happens....

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/06/15

Wine in itself represents history. And wine from the caucus states have had wine for 1000’s of years…and Bulgaria is no exception. I taste 100’s of wine each month and I went back to see how many Bulgarian wines I had tasted since I started using a database to keep track…..8 prior to these Rough Day versions. Roberto Hayk had a vision and a dream to bring a new world version of an old world place to America…and Rough Day wines are here! Such an interesting story and true thought and passion have

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47:53

Since 1859, there has been Maison Louis Jadot. Learn...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/06/09

Learning about Burgundy wines feels like rocket science...but the more you hear from people like David Stephan who live it everyday, the more you begin to decipher the code. Having worked in New York for over 16 years, David has a unique perspective on wine in America and Burgundy France. Maison Louis Jadot is one of the great negociants of Burgundy wine and has also acquired Chateau along the way to make a balanced approach to representing wines of the region. M My personal fascination in the wine

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47:22

Sicilian wines are the bomb. Hear why from...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/06/07

Understanding the wine of Sicily are not as complicated as Italian wines in general. They are fascinating non the same and my intrigue is always around the grapes most associated with Sicily; Cattarato, Inzolia, Nero d'avola, Grillo and my favorite Nerello Mascalese. In my opinion, the intrigue of Sicilian wines comes from two primary sources. The soil and the Mediterranean sea. The soils are diverse but the volcanic soil of Mount Etna adds such a complexity to the wines that they keep you asking

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42:28

Pio Cesare is a mainstay of all wines Nebbiolo (and...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/06/03

Wine is about the story. And this is one interesting story. In 1981, my father featured the 1977 Pio Cesare Dolcetto d'Alba. 41 years later, the great nephew of the founder visited with the current line-up from Pio Cesare...and did he get emotional when I presented him with an original copy of my fathers newsletter from 1980. These an other stories is what separates wine from all other beverages. It is like history in a glass that is waiting to be explored through the senses. Piemonte in the

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50:02

Learn Burgundy From The Family Albert Bichot. Meet...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/06/01

The Albert Bichot winery in Beaune France dates back to the 13th Century. I would consider that a fair amount of experience in what one might consider the most coveted wine region in the world. Burgundy is complicated on the surface. It seems to require some semblance of the french language and certainly a resaonable understanding of the concept of terroir. But what does simplify it a bit, and the difference between Burgundy and Bordeaux is only one red grape is allowed to be grown there....Pinot

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46:56

Tenuta Carretta Is Pure Piemonte. Meet Enzo Argesta.

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/05/19

Want to learn about Piemonte and the home of Nebbiolo? Pull up a chair and have a listen. Piemonte is in the top two appellations for wine production in Italy…naturally, there is Tuscany and its darling grape Sangiovese and then there is Piemonte. To me, Piemonte is bit more complicated than Tuscany, but the Piedmontese are just as proud and stubborn as the Tuscans. It has taken awhile for me to appreciate the complexities of Nebbiolo, particularly with the nuances of the appellations buried deep

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47:08

Who You Know In Napa Is Important. Just ask Jamey...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/05/18

You will learn that sometimes that who you know can help....like that is a stretch. I always tell my kids..."after what you know, it is who you know" and the reason I say that is evident in this podcast with Jamie Whetstone. As if coming from South Carolina to be in hospitality in the Napa Valley wasn't taking enough of a life risk, Jamie Whetstone found the lifestyle of wine so intriguing, he switched gears to venture into wine making. His latest venture is Fresh Vine wines....wines of

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56:14

This is one important woman in wine. Intriguing. ...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/05/12

Virtually every response that Nicole gave during this podcast, taught me something. She is the human expression of the moment we all decide that we want to spend the rest of our lives pursuing the knowledge of wine. And I don't mean this to be a "wine geek" moment. The motivation to do what she does comes from passion and no matter what endeavors you take on in life, you can learn from this conversation. As she sat in cafe with a frenchman who was describing his dream to be in the wine business and

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52:41

One of the great LA wine celebrities; always a laugh....

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/05/10

Learn from Ed. Ed Masciana is one of the great wine personalities in Los Angeles. Author of the book Shortcuts on Wine, lecturer, taster, winemaker and disrupter, Ed has worked in all aspects of this great industry. You will find satisfactorily annoying, truly entertaining, and mostly really knowledgeable about wine. When I was working in my fathers wine shop in the '70's, I met Ed as he was trying to sell my father space in the local newspaper. A novice to wine, Ed got the wine bug hanging out at

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48:30

He drills water wells...and owns Ancient Peaks...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/05/05

If you were to call a company in the San Luis Obispo area to drill and new water well or repair an old one, most likely you will call Doug Filliponi. A grass roots type of guy, Dougs experience drilling wells for all industries but particulary the wine industry, brought him to the love of the grape. Though still the lead well driller in SLO, Doug now not only speaks of his love of geology but his latest love of wine. Down to earth, wearing his cowboy hat, Doug and I laugh through the conversation

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40:25

From golf to wine. Makes no sense. Meet Matt...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/05/03

I was interested to hear this story. Matt came to me through the regular channels and I had not tasted his wine until the podcast recording. And the more we spoke, the more I was intrigued. Matts parents thought the Pacific Northwest was the place to be. They moved to Walla Walla to venture into a new path of their life. At the time Matt was interested in golf and set out find a job in the industry near Walla Walla. He landed work at the local country club and through a unusual set of circumstances,

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44:49

Vinho Verde is hot in America. Meet a premium maker;...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/04/28

Vingo Verde is one of the hottest wine categories in America right now. The quality coming from this important region of Portugal is creating consumer awareness of this slightly bubbly wine. The wine regions of Portugal are plenty and anchored by the infamous Port wines. Most American consumers are not aware of the plethora of still wines being produced there, let alone the variety of styles and complexities. In 1993, my father and I visited Vin Expo and to our surprise, because the show was so

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56:35

From making wine in Virginia to San Luis Obispo. Meet...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/04/26

A unique combination of education and experience brought Rachel Martin to launch Oceano Wines with husband and co-proprietor, Kurt Deutsch in 2016. A Virginia native, Martin was present at the inception of what is now considered one of that state’s premier wine producers, Boxwood Estate Winery, in 2005. As Executive Vice President of Winery Operations, Martin’s job was to oversee all facets of production, sales and marketing of Boxwood’s award-winning whites, rosés and Bordeaux-style red blends

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51:53

She makes wine in New Orleans. Seriously. Meet Kim...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/04/21

For the past few years, I have been keeping up with all things Kim Lewis, some might say I am a social media stalker… Maybe! But can you blame me? Kim Lewis is an inspiring entrepreneur to look out for! She brought a winery to the heart of New Orleans. A concept that seemed a bit unusual, but it turns out there is actual wine history in Louisiana. Kim Lewis’ story is unique and fun like she is. Tune in to hear more about her life journey that brought her to the Wine Industry from leaving college,

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49:27

Uruguay makes great wine. Meet Mele Sosa

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/04/19

When you think of the wines of South America, you primarily think of the wines from Chile and Aregentina. Both countries with a rich history in wine and both can create world class examples. I searched my tasting database and found have only tasted 35 Urguan wines over that past 20 or so years. And i had my doubts...because typically wines that come here for tasting from newer lessor know districts, don't fair that well against their established competitors. Well, did the wines of Bodega Garzon

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What does a Pink Cadillac and Rosé have in common....

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/04/12

Rosé was not a household word/wine in America. Maybe on the east coast it is more accepted. In that the famed Bob Trinchero raised the awareness of pink wine in America, it was a sweeter, fruited version of its dryer, more sophisticated French counterparts. And for me, Rosé can be just as complex and interesting from a terroir standpoint as any red or white wine. You will learn how Charles Bieler in his own way, set out to tell America with good Rose is all about. Taking a cue from the famed ice

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51:59

He makes wine with his sister! Who could? Meet Marco...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/04/09

You will hear a great discussion of the differences in philosophy and wines throughout Italy. I am a huge fan of the Bonfante wines and was thrilled to have Marco Bonfante in the house to tell us of the generations of his family in the wine trade. Wine and food are naturals and Marco does a great job laying out the foods and wines of north west Italy. On his website he quotes Salvador Dali "Real connoiseurs don't drink wine: they taste secrets." We probe that thought ...what are those secrets. He

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48:04

Piemonte revealed No confusion about this famed...

Wine Talks with Paul K. ·

2022/04/07

Piemonte is one of the prolific wine regions of Italy. Situated about an hour west of Milan it is on the way to France for you geography buffs. It is also home to some of Italys most famous and sought after wines. From the famed white wine Gavi Di Gavi to the most collected Barolo's, Piemonte plays host to a huge variety of wine styles and indigenous foods. We meet up with a real Piedmontese, Mattia Paggliasso who helps us unwind the complexities of the wine region. What is cool about Piemonte is

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