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In this episode we find try to answer the question ‘how sexy is Savagnin’? The Wined Up Podcast try a Solero Method Wild Savagnin No. 2, Soumah, Yarra Valley, VIC ($88 @ Soumah cellar door) and a 2018 Frederic Lambert Cotes Du Jura Savagnin, Jura, FRANCE ($70 from iHeartWine.com.au). Trent explains what ‘baume’ means and Jason discusses why he prefers to spit rather than swallow.

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Chapters:

0:00 Introduction
0:29 Thought of the Week (Trent) - What is 'baume'?
3:28 Thought of the Week (Jason) - Spit or swallow?
8:35 How Sexy is Savagnin? Overview
9:34 Accidental story of Savagnin in Australia
10:24 Overview of Jura
13:14 How is Jura Savagnin is made?
15:23 Savagnin pairing with Comte cheese
16:23 Solero Method Wild Savagnin No. 2, Soumah, Yarra Valley, VIC
18:51 2018 Frederic Lambert Cotes Du Jura Savagnin, Jura, FRANCE (iHeartWine)
22:16 Corkscrew Ratings
23:33 The Wined Up Conclusion

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In this episode we provide a Japanese Wine 101 overview. We go over the history of wine in Japan, discuss the major wine regions of Yamanashi Prefecture and Nagano Prefecture, provide an overview of the Koshu white grape and Muscat Bailey A red grape, and we try a 2022 Koshu Toriibira Vineyard, Grace Wines, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan ($35) and a 2017 Hosaka Muscat Bailey A, Chateau Mars, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan ($35). Trent also discusses how an Aussie ritual ‘after works drinks’ has died.

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Chapters:

0:00 Introduction
0:18 Thought of the Week (Jason) - Japan has the highest number of Sommeliers in the world
0:57 Thought of the Week (Trent) - After work drinks have died
4:33 Japanese Wine 101 Introduction
5:45 History of Wine in Japan
7:37 Yamanashi Prefecture
9:09 - Nagano Prefecture
10:13 2022 Koshu Toriibira Vineyard, Grace Wines, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan
10:37 Koshu grape variety
11:22 Grace Wines
12:13 Koshu review
14:50 The Wined Up Corkscrew Rating - Koshu
15:58 2017 Hosaka Muscat Bailey A, Chateau Mars, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan
16:38 Muscat Bailey A grape variety
18:10 Muscat Bailey A review
19:30 Muscat Bailey A food pairings
20:26 Mars Wine
20:52 The Wined Up Corkscrew Rating - Muscat Bailey A
22:00 The Wined Up Conclusion

#Japan #wine #yamanashi #koshu #muscatbaileya #japanesewine #nagano #thewinedup #thewineduppodcast #podcast

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Watch/listen to our latest episode to be released this Sunday, where we interview Trish Barry from Mastermind Consulting to learn about the role of marketing in wine. She also shares some world firsts with The Wined Up Podcast by letting us see and try the 2024 Offshoot Vermentino, Scarborough Wine, Hunter Valley, NSW and the 2023 Sangiovese, Redman, Limestone Coast, SA. Trish shares the thoughts and factors that were put into creating the new wine label for Redman’s Sangiovese

Check out the different marketing services Marketing Consulting offer at https://www.mastermindconsulting.com.au.

If you want to try Scarborough’s wine in a can you can purchase it at https://www.scarboroughwine.com.au/Our-Wines/WineInACan

If you want to try Redman’s Sangiovese you can purchase it at https://www.redman.com.au/product/Sangiovese?productListName=Sangiovese&position=2

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Chapters:
0:00 Preview

0:37 Introduction
1:30 Most memorable wine
2:57 Wine you still want to drink
3:23 Wine you’d love to have a wine with
4:43 Favourite grape varietal
5:22 Unique food and wine pairing
6:04 Advice for those on wine journey
7:35 What started your wine journey?
9:31 What is the Australian wine consumer and how has it evolved?
15:11 2024 Offshoot Vermentino, Scarborough, Hunter Valley, NSW
17:02 Scarborough Wine in a Canned Format
18:36 Are there any quality issues with wine in a can?
21:17 How do you connect winemaker, marketing and consumer?
22:42 Is there tension between the winemaker and marketer?
24:10 How important is it for wineries to have a digital presence?
26:18 How can social media help find independent boutique wineries?
28:36 Does print media still have a role?
30:03 2023 Sangiovese, Redman, Limestone Coast, SA
36:20 Trish Barry’s Key Messages
39:16 Marketing is the champion of the consumer
40:35 The Wined Up Conclusion

#australianwine #wine #redman #sangiovese #winelabel #label #winemarketing #marketing #mastermindconsulting #trishbarry #winepodcast #thewinedup #thewineduppodcast #podcast

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