THEORY OF WINE

My Guest, Jerry Eisterhold, is the owner/founder of Vox Vineyards located in Western Missouri who specializes in wines made from American Heritage Grapes. Hi...

My Guest, Jane Nickles, is a professional wine and spirits educator and instructional designer working with the Society of Wine Educators. Jane Nickles, CWE,...

My Guest, Dave Cushman, is the President of Park Farm Winery located in eastern Iowa not far from the Mississippi River. Park Farm Winery was established in ...

My Guest, Jessica Youngblood, is the co-owner and vineyard manager of Youngblood Vineyard, a vineyard and winery business located 20 minutes north of metro D...

My Guest, Tony Kooyumjian, is the owner/winemaker of Augusta Winery located in Augusta, Missouri and is a third generation vineyard owner and grape grower. W...

My Guest, Drew Pauk is a Missouri transplant to Washington and is a Certified Sommelier, wine educator, enology and viticulture student, and works part time ...

My Guest for Episode 6 of the Theory of Wine is Amanda Stefl, the owner/winemaker of Timber Hill Winery located in southcentral Wisconsin and she is one of t...

About a decade ago when my brother Terry and I were writing about wine on our wine blog called "Two Wine Brothers" we met Tim Pearson, a UK-based winery entr...

In October 2018 I attended the Wine Media Conference (formerly: Wine Bloggers Conference) in Walla Walla, WA and arrived on Thursday, checked into my hotel, ...

Thank you for listening, subscribing, reading and sharing the Theory of Wine podcast. In this weeks show we talk with with a real “Grape Killer,” Woodinvill...

Hello Wine Friends! In this episode, our second one, we celebrate the goodness of the season and welcome the new young wines arriving on the shelves soon; p...

When I set out to create this wine podcast I knew that I wanted to talk with interesting wine people from inside the industry, but also those along the perip...

Just last weekend I helped my friends at The Woodhouse Wine Estates (Woodinville, WA) during their "Whodunnit" event and I set-up my photo booth and set out ...

You’ve likely heard of “rose colored glasses” or rosy retrospection, a tendency to think of past events in often unrealistically positive terms. That’s where...

When you think about it a “first” is plagued with anticipation, expectation, ego, hope, and too often lofty goals of perfection. When at the 2018 Wine Blogge...

It's crush time in the Pacific Northwest and I recently visited Gorman Winery in Woodinville, WA (Warehouse District) to take a few photos of their process. ...

Dosed with 20 ounces of coffee and two additional shots of espresso I entered the busy southbound I-405 on-ramp in Bothell, WA (a northern suburb of Seattle)...

Hi Wine Friends! I’ve been sitting on the sidelines for some time thinking, pondering and spinning my wheels trying to decide whether I wanted to go to my fi...

Setting up a Podcast is nothing like writing a blog, or at least that’s what it feels like right now as I stumble through a software and audio productions le...

Hi Wine Friends, My name is Brad Johnson, the host of the NEW Theory of Wine podcast and accompanying blog. I've been making wine since 2005 and have held po...