Episode 18: Let’s make Rioja great again with Peter Arijs 🇪🇸🍷 Rioja knows how to impress - my first visit to the region was in the fall time, and as soon as I saw all the purple, yellow, orange and dark green shades of the landscape, I fell in love ❤️ I tasted Rioja well ahead visiting the region, and my head was full of stereotypes of mature oaked reds.🍷The more time I spent in the region and more winemakers I met, my perception started to shift. But still I wanted to talk about this...
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Episode 18: Let’s make Rioja great again with Peter Arijs 🇪🇸🍷 Rioja knows how to impress - my first visit to the region was in the fall time, and as soon as I saw all the purple, yellow, orange and dark green shades of the landscape, I fell in love ❤️ I tasted Rioja well ahead visiting the region, and my head was full of stereotypes of mature oaked reds.🍷The more time I spent in the region and more winemakers I met, my perception started to shift. But still I wanted to talk about this...
Episode 7: War and Wine with Maryna Revkova 🇺🇦🍷 This maybe the most important and most difficult episode I did so far. 💔Not because I didn’t enjoy it but rather because it’s a very personal story for me. I truly believe that wines of Ukraine, along with its gastronomy, nature and people are worth discovering. 🍷And I’m extremely grateful to Maryna for taking her time and educating me (and you through me) about her beautiful country and grapes 🍇 I’m sure once the war is over a lot of yo...
Introvert Wine Podcast by Xeniya
Episode 18: Let’s make Rioja great again with Peter Arijs 🇪🇸🍷 Rioja knows how to impress - my first visit to the region was in the fall time, and as soon as I saw all the purple, yellow, orange and dark green shades of the landscape, I fell in love ❤️ I tasted Rioja well ahead visiting the region, and my head was full of stereotypes of mature oaked reds.🍷The more time I spent in the region and more winemakers I met, my perception started to shift. But still I wanted to talk about this...
