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Tasting Notes - The Show! - Wine Dy-a-namics - With Guest Wes Hagen

Wine Dy-a-namics - With Guest Wes Hagen

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03/31/21 • 73 min

Tasting Notes - The Show!

It's a HUGE episode! Over an hour of insight and information featuring the incomparable Wes Hagen - J. Wilkes Brand Ambassador and rated one of the top 100 Influential Winemakers by the Wall Street Journal. In this episode Wes takes Adam and Eric through the wild ride of Natural Farming techniques from Organic to Bio-Dynamic. His enthusiasm, knowledge and style bring to focus a very complex subject consisting of the different certifications, techniques, and spiritual ways to grow grapes.
The tasting includes the Pinot Blanc and Cabernet from J. Wilkes with Wes leading the tasting, and a final feature of a Vegan wine from Italy, the Querciabella “Mongrana”.
Adam and Eric also answer your emailed questions and talk about the musicians out there striving to make our world a cleaner and healthier place. And Adam attempts to write a piece in the style of Thelonius Monk, thanks to Wes' suggestion.
Features the new original song: "Erroneous Abbot"
Educational and entertaining for the amateur wine drinker as well as the seasoned pro. Also delightful for all kinds of music lovers. We challenge you to not be amused!!
Support us!: https://www.patreon.com/tastingnotestheshow
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tastingnotestheshow/
Contact us: [email protected]
Wines Tasted: (in order)
J Wilkes
Pinot Blanc
Santa Maria Valley, 2018
J Wilkes
Cabernet Sauvignon
Paso Robles, 2017

Quercibella “Mongrana”
Super Tuscan
Toscana, Italy, 2017

Link to Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6iEoywvrfRsoBAoAmQM8s4?si=8zfx5U88TOmMZeH3Y-rQbA

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It's a HUGE episode! Over an hour of insight and information featuring the incomparable Wes Hagen - J. Wilkes Brand Ambassador and rated one of the top 100 Influential Winemakers by the Wall Street Journal. In this episode Wes takes Adam and Eric through the wild ride of Natural Farming techniques from Organic to Bio-Dynamic. His enthusiasm, knowledge and style bring to focus a very complex subject consisting of the different certifications, techniques, and spiritual ways to grow grapes.
The tasting includes the Pinot Blanc and Cabernet from J. Wilkes with Wes leading the tasting, and a final feature of a Vegan wine from Italy, the Querciabella “Mongrana”.
Adam and Eric also answer your emailed questions and talk about the musicians out there striving to make our world a cleaner and healthier place. And Adam attempts to write a piece in the style of Thelonius Monk, thanks to Wes' suggestion.
Features the new original song: "Erroneous Abbot"
Educational and entertaining for the amateur wine drinker as well as the seasoned pro. Also delightful for all kinds of music lovers. We challenge you to not be amused!!
Support us!: https://www.patreon.com/tastingnotestheshow
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tastingnotestheshow/
Contact us: [email protected]
Wines Tasted: (in order)
J Wilkes
Pinot Blanc
Santa Maria Valley, 2018
J Wilkes
Cabernet Sauvignon
Paso Robles, 2017

Quercibella “Mongrana”
Super Tuscan
Toscana, Italy, 2017

Link to Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6iEoywvrfRsoBAoAmQM8s4?si=8zfx5U88TOmMZeH3Y-rQbA

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Features the new original song: "How Low Merlot"
Educational and entertaining for the amateur wine drinker as well as the seasoned pro. Also delightful for all kinds of music lovers. We challenge you to not be amused!!
Support us!: https://www.patreon.com/tastingnotestheshow
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tastingnotestheshow/
Contact us: [email protected]
Wines Tasted: (in order)
Barone Fini
Merlot, Trentino
2018

Silverado
Mt George Merlot
2016

Chateau Nennin
Merlot & Cab Franc, Pommerol
2006

Link to Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7zLFeov3V3sONK0jUlxSSU?si=OixHHDs-QwqnF7ZQk-YF4w

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Features the new original song: "Wouldn't It Be Nice To Visit Australia"
Educational and entertaining for the amateur wine drinker as well as the seasoned pro. Also delightful for all kinds of music lovers. We challenge you to not be amused!!
Support us!: https://www.patreon.com/tastingnotestheshow
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tastingnotestheshow/
Contact us: [email protected]
Wines Tasted: (in order)
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Peter Lehman “The Barossan”
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Molly Dooker “The Boxer”
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2018

Link to Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2M8j3U54jEbKhA0bTUwEgm?si=ch7oTtI9SUCUuTrHsQbVlg

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