Troon Winery isn’t just making wine—they’re stewarding the land.

In this episode, we explore the philosophy and passion behind Troon Winery, where biodynamic farming, regenerative agriculture, and deep respect for nature shape every bottle. This conversation goes beyond tasting notes and into the why—why farming matters, why patience is essential, and why great wine starts long before grapes ever reach the cellar.

We talk about balance, biodiversity, and the intentional choices that honor both the vineyard and the people who work it. Troon’s approach is thoughtful, grounded, and refreshingly honest, proving that when you work with the land instead of against it, the result is something truly special.

This episode is for wine lovers who care about where their wine comes from, how it’s grown, and the bigger picture behind what’s in the glass.

Pour something earthy, lean in, and listen—this one’s all about connection, place, and purpose. 🍷🌿

In this episode of the Wine Crush Podcast, we sit down with the team behind Irvine & Roberts Vineyards, one of Southern Oregon’s standout producers known for their high-elevation sites and refined, expressive wines.

We explore the inspiration behind the brand, the unique characteristics of the Rogue Valley AVA, and how thoughtful farming and winemaking decisions shape their elegant portfolio. From vineyard challenges to standout varietals, this conversation highlights the passion, precision, and sense of place that define Irvine & Roberts.

Whether you’re an Oregon wine fan or just discovering the region, this episode offers insight, heart, and plenty of wine crush-worthy moments.

🍷 Tune in and fall in love with Rogue Valley wine—one story at a time.

In this episode of Wine Crush Podcast, we sit down with Joe of Sound & Vision Wines to uncover the story behind the label and the passion that fuels it. Joe shares his journey into winemaking, the inspiration behind Sound & Vision, and how staying true to both craft and creativity has shaped his approach in the vineyard and the cellar.

We talk about taking risks, trusting your instincts, and building something meaningful from the ground up—along with the challenges and rewards that come with the winemaking life. This episode is a candid, thoughtful conversation about vision, perseverance, and the deep connection between land, people, and the wines they create.

Whether you’re a wine lover, an aspiring winemaker, or someone who appreciates a good origin story, this episode offers a behind-the-bottle look at what it really takes to turn passion into a pour worth savoring. 🍷

In this week’s Road Trip Series episode, we sit down with the wonderful owners of Schultz Glory Oaks, a warm, inspiring couple who left the South to build a new life in Oregon’s breathtaking Applegate Valley.

They share the story of their bold move across the country, the winding road that brought them to their dream property, and the heart behind the vineyard they’re creating. From the challenges of uprooting a life to the joy of finding community in Oregon wine country, this episode is full of authenticity, charm, and the magic of starting fresh.

Tune in to hear their journey, their vision, and what makes Glory Oaks such a special stop on our road trip through Oregon’s wine regions.

Grit Cellars is more than a winery—it’s a mindset.

In this episode, we sit down with the heart and hustle behind Grit Cellars to talk about building something meaningful from the ground up. From long days in the vineyard to the relentless determination it takes to turn grapes into a brand, this conversation dives deep into what “grit” really means in the wine world.

We talk passion, perseverance, and the moments that test you the most—because great wine isn’t just made in the cellar, it’s shaped by the people willing to push through challenges, take risks, and believe in their vision. This episode is a reminder that behind every bottle is a story of hard work, sacrifice, and a whole lot of heart.

Pour a glass and settle in—this one’s for the dreamers, the doers, and anyone who appreciates wine with a backbone.

🎙️ Podcast Episode Out Now: The Cowboy Who Traded Cows for Grapevines 🤠🍇

Today’s episode features Cowboy Joe of Plaisance Wine — a true Southern Oregon original with a story you cannot make up. From working long days as a dairy farmer to boldly trading his cows for grapevines, Joe’s journey into winemaking is as authentic (and entertaining) as it gets.

In this episode, Joe talks about:

• How he went from dairy farming to vineyard life

• The cow-for-grapevine trade that started it all

• Building Plaisance Wine from the ground up

• What makes Southern Oregon wine so special

• His passion, his grit, and the legacy he’s creating one bottle at a time

If you love wine, storytelling, and characters who are truly one of one — you’re going to love this.

A true family winery story. 🍇✨

In this episode of Wine Crush Podcast, we head to Southern Oregon to meet the passionate team behind Schmidt Family Vineyards — where family isn’t just part of the brand… it is the brand.

From planting vines in the ground to crafting beautiful estate wines in the cellar, the Schmidt family shares how they built a winery rooted in love, resilience, and a deep connection to the land they call home. We dive into:

• The farming and vineyard journey that started it all

• Generational teamwork and shared dreams

• What makes Southern Oregon’s growing region so special

• The people behind the bottles and why they matter

Pour a glass and join us for this heartfelt and inspiring conversation. 🍷🎙️

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The boys from Anchor Valley are shaking things up in the wine world — and we’re here for it! These guys bring a bold, rebellious edge to their brand with themed nights, killer music, and wines that speak for themselves. 🎶🔥

In this episode of Wine Crush Podcast, we dive into how they built Anchor Valley from passion and grit, the story behind their rock-n-roll vibe, and how they’re creating a whole new experience for wine lovers in the PNW.