Winephabet Street Season 2

A is for Assyrtiko

Join Lori and Debbie as they explore Assyrtiko the Greek white grape indigenous to the island of Santorini

 

B is for Barbera

Join Lori and Debbie as they explore the Barbera grape

C is for Chenin Blanc

Join Debbie and Lori as they explore Chenin Blanc

D is for Dornfelder

Join Lori and Debbie as they explore the Dornfelder grape.

E is for Egri Bikaver

Join Lori and Debbie as they explore the Egri Bikaver better known as Bulls Blood.

F is for Fume Blanc

Join Debbie and Lori as they explore Fume Blanc.

G is for Glera

Join Lori and Debbie as they explore the Glera grape.

H is for Hunter Valley

Join Lori and Debbie as they explore the Hunter Valley region of Australia.

I is for Indigenous Yeast

Join Debbie and Lori this month as the discussion turns to Indigenous Yeast. Guy Pacurar from Fathers + Daughters Cellars is their guest  discussing the use of Indigenous Yeast in their wines.

J is for Jura

In this episode of Winephabet Street Lori and Debbie travel to the Jura region of France.

K is for Kabar

Join Debbie and Lori with special guest Bai Edit from Dereszla Winery in Hungary as we talk about the Kabar grape.

L is for Lugana

Join Debbie and Lori with special guest Susannah Gold, Lugana East Coast Brand Ambassador as talk all things Lugana and the Turbiana grape.

Winephabet Street M is for Monastrell

Join Lori and Debbie in this episode of Winephabet Street as they explore the Monastrell grape with Nicholas Hammeken, Founder of Hammeken Cellars

Winephabet Street N is for Nebbiolo

In this episode of Winephabet Street Lori and Debbie explore the Nebbiolo grape.

Winephabet Street - O is for Orange Wine

Join Debbie & Lori with special guest Craig Camp from Troon Vineyards as they dive deep into Orange Wine.

Winephabet Street P is for Petite Sirah

In this episode of Winephabet Street Lori and Debbie explore Petite Sirah

Winephabet Street Q is for TBD

 This episode is all about your wine questions. Ask Debbie and Lori and they will answer any questions you may have about wine. 

Winephabet Street R is for Riesling

Join Lori and Debbie in this episode of Winephabet Street with special guest Stu Smith from Smith-Madrone Vineyards

Winephabet Street S is for Sancerre

In this episode of Winephabet Street Lori and Debbie explore Sancerre grape

Winephabet Street T is for Tavel

In this episode, Debbie and Lori are joined by Val Caruso and they explore the Tavel region of France and the Rose wines that are produced there.

Winephabet Street U is for Ugni Blanc

In this episode of Winephabet Street Lori and Debbie explore the Ugni Blanc grape. We are joined by Eric Forget and Julien Boiteau of Hine Cognac.

Winephabet Street V is for Villany

In this episode of Winephabet Street Lori and Debbie explore the Villány region of Hungary. In this episode they are joined by Andras Horkay, dipWSET, Andrea Gere, Attila Gere Winery and Edhard Heumann, Heumann Winery. The episode is sponsored by the Villány PDO

Winephabet Street W is for Waitaki Valley

In this episode Debbie and Lori are joined by Jim Jerram of Ostler Winery in the Waitaki Valley and Dave Harlow of NZ Wine Navigator.  The Waitaki Valley is a small wine region in North Otago, located on the east coast of the South Island of New Zealand.

 

Winephabet Street X is for Xarel-lo

Join Lori and Debbie with special guest Rick Fisher, Rick Fisher, DipWSET, SWS, Spanish Programs Director – Wine Scholar Guild and Ignasi Segui of Vinyes Singulars as they explore the Xarel-lo grape. What is very special about this episode is that all 4 people have four different expressions of the grape. Watch and find out.

 

 

Winephabet Street Y is for Yapincak

Join Debbie and Lori in this episode of Winephabet as they learn about the Yapincak grape. The Yapincak grape is an indigenous grape of Turkey. They are joined by Andrea Lemieux of The Quirky Cork and a champion for Turkish wine.

Winephabet Street Z is for Zweigelt

In this episode of Winephabet Street Lori and Debbie explore the Zweigelt grape. They will be joined by Christina Artner-Netzl from Weingut Franz & Christine Netzl Vineyard and Winery in Carnuntum, Austria.