The 12th century monks would stop at Chateau Carbonnieux on their way to Spain which eventually was a 500 mile trek. Of course, they needed good wine. Amazing history and we speak to the owner Eric Perrin.
From famed wine region Montepulciano south of Florence comes beautiful wines of well know distinction. Salcheto winery, rather new to the scene, is making very regional correct wines both conventionally and organically. Chiara Fe is here to tell...
I visited Chef Josiah at this Charcoal restaurant in Venice Beach. Intriguing history and chat. Now head of Charcoal in Venice, Melisse, Dear Johns and Daves Dog House.
Patric Kuh was LA Magazines food editor for 17 years and won a James Beard award for his book "The Last Days of Haute Cuisine". Just off a stint writing "Becoming a Restaurateur"; you will find Patric engaging and interesting. Both...
Some of you might know that Disneyland has a private club; Club 33. But did you know of the club named 21 Royale? In what was to be Walt Disney's apartment? and could be the most expensive restaurant in the country...and by all accounts, an experience...
I sat down with Wine of the Month Club member David Zucker to discuss his fascinating ascent in Hollywood. Director of the iconic Airplane and the Naked Gun series, David reveals interesting roadblocks and the tenacity it takes to make it in...
I have meet with 1000’s of people in the wine business…winemakers, suppliers and bottom fishers…Mary Taylor is one unique individual and we could have spoken for hours. In a short amount of time, she has accumulated great knowledge into the...
Paul talks with Hugh Davies of Schramsberg and Davies Vineyards about the Schramsberg Blanc de Blancs, used for President Nixon’s 1972 “Toast to Peace” with China’s Premier Zhou Enlai. Then Paul is joined for tasting by Anne Parent, 12th...
Paul talks with rising Napa Valley winemaker Josh Phelps about the story of Grounded Wine. Then, hear from veteran importer Guy de Rivoire of Bollinger Champagne.
The winemaker Romain Ducolomb from famed Chateau Beycheville will inspire you to change careers and head to Bordeaux. A wealth of intrigue from the district of St Julien (most Cru Classe of any Bordeaux appelation) comes from the this storied...
There's a doctor in the house today as Dr. Umberto Cosmo and Bob Castellani join Paul in studio to talk about the differences between Prosecco and Champagne, green roofs, and much more.
Today we recorded on location in Downtown Los Angeles with Guillaume Large of Résonance Vineyards about the biodynamic Pinot Noir and Chardonnay they are producing up in the Willamette Valley.
This one is so fascinating we almost forgot to hit record. We could talk to Chris Corley for hours. From his father's history of cutting beef in Chicago to cresting the apex of the wine world, this is one for the books.