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Chris Howard
Dr. Chris Howard is an award-winning wine writer, educator and judge based in Paris, contributing to World of Fine Wine, Decanter and JancisRobinson.com and known for proposing "oceanic wine" as a category.
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Oct 12, 2026
Ep 278 - Oceanic Wine: Can You Taste the Sea? with Chris Howard
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14:27Janina DoréHOST
What, what's, what's up there number one? Number one, two, and three, I don't know, for you.
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14:34Chris HowardGUEST
I think Northern California, the West Sonoma coast, Mendocino, uh, are very extreme oceanic wine regions.
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14:46Chris HowardGUEST
Chile is kind of-- coastal Chile is about, is kind of like the inverse of California just on the southern hemisphere.
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29:13Janina DoréHOST
So obviously, you're not so far into the science, but where, in your opinion, at what point is a vineyard simply too far inland for it to have oceanic influence in your opinion?