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Sep 11, 2026

Adam MontielHOST
34:49
Great story.
Adam MontielHOST
34:50
So you have this one red blend and we're going to get to the Grenache next.
Adam MontielHOST
34:55
But you do have a red blend that you say is an homage to old school Paso.
Adam MontielHOST
34:59
And I love that because Paso has always been this place, Wild West, right? We can blend whatever we want.
Oliver MickelsonGUEST
36:01
And we'll hopefully continue to do it like that moving forward.
Oliver MickelsonGUEST
36:04
And then we added, we'll add more and more.
Oliver MickelsonGUEST
36:06
So the Grenache is a newer addition.
Oliver MickelsonGUEST
36:08
The Chenin is a newer addition.
Tony MoclairHOST
25:18
1-double-3-6-9-3.
Tony MoclairHOST
25:19
We've got two bottles of De Bordelais Ancient Soils Heathcote Grenache to give away.
Tony MoclairHOST
25:23
1-double-3-6-9-3.
Tony MoclairHOST
25:25
Shorter quarters in the AFL.
Tony MoclairHOST
28:28
And shorter quarters in the AFL.
Tony MoclairHOST
28:29
What do you think of that idea? Remember, the two bottles are the two bottleys.
Tony MoclairHOST
28:33
Ancient Soils, Heathcric, Grenache.
Tony MoclairHOST
28:36
To go to the best caller.
Cal LeeHOST
27:13
And it's definitely sort of...
Cal LeeHOST
27:17
I have encountered a lot in my tenure in the industry of people, especially when you start talking about pulling and replanting stuff about where they're like, oh, well, you know, Grenache has gone up to $5,000 a ton.
Cal LeeHOST
27:31
So we're going to just graft over a bunch of stuff with Grenache.
Cal LeeHOST
27:34
But by the time you've actually got a decent enough crop of that, something else has now become the new hotness.
Cal LeeHOST
27:39
So you're constantly on this back foot chasing trends where it's like, especially talking to friends of mine who are smaller producers at the moment who are just like, I'm not making as much wine this year because I've got wine to sell and I don't get anything more out of having more inventory that's not moving.
Mel GilcristHOST
25:08
All right.
Mel GilcristHOST
25:10
Grenache grapes typically have, you need to tell me, is sugar high and, high or low, and is acidity high or low?
AustinGUEST
25:19
Sugar is- What?
Mel GilcristHOST
25:21
Grenache
AustinGUEST
25:21
...
AustinGUEST
25:21
Grenache.
AustinGUEST
25:22
Sugar is high.
Mel GilcristHOST
25:25
Yeah.
Paul FrankelHOST
6:34
So you'll be seeing me wearing the same shirt until harvest is over, which could happen pretty quick because those of you that get my bricks report, we've got Cabernet at 23 bricks.
Paul FrankelHOST
6:46
We've got Grenache at 23.
Paul FrankelHOST
6:48
We've got pretty much everything is a month ahead of where it typically is.
Paul FrankelHOST
6:54
We picked Viognier.

26 MINS LATER

Valeria GenoveseGUEST
32:28
What is your favorite wine?
Jeff WiesingerGUEST
32:31
God, you know, it's like asking what's your favorite kid in a perverse sense.
Jeff WiesingerGUEST
32:36
If I could only drink one varietal, it would probably be Grenache.
Valeria GenoveseGUEST
32:42
Okay.
Ross StevensonHOST
35:03
They were the most violent supporters in the history of soccer, I think.
Ross StevensonHOST
35:08
Paul? Hey, some two bottles of the borderly ancient soils, Heathcote, Grenache.
Ross StevensonHOST
35:12
So the home ground's called the Den and the area's called the Isle of Dogs.
Ross StevensonHOST
35:16
Isle of Dogs.
Ben BernheimGUEST
36:21
he publicized it.
Ben BernheimGUEST
36:22
What sells, what sells Provence isn't knowing that it's Grenache in the glass.
Ben BernheimGUEST
36:25
It's that image of water and that life, and you have a little bit of that in every glass of wine.
Ben BernheimGUEST
36:31
And so the problem with Peter Mayle, though, A Year in Provence, is by many definitions, the- By many orthodox definitions, i- in, in the wine world, the parts of Provence that he writes about in his book that make wine aren't considered Provence by a lot of wine professionals because- Part of Integra ... b- b- partly because, so Gordes or Lourmarin, that they're all part of appellations that in the late '90s, I believe, joined Inter Rhône and became marketed as a satellite of Côtes du Rhône rather than part of Provence.
Ben BernheimGUEST
38:03
Everything about Bellet is different.
Ben BernheimGUEST
38:04
But Luberon- But, and, and, but, and, and, and so but Bellet, we tend to lump with Provence for all the wrong reasons.
Ben BernheimGUEST
38:10
But Luberon or Ventoux, which Peter Mayle talked about, we're looking at the same limestone terroirs, the same Syrah, the same- Grenache ...
Ben BernheimGUEST
38:18
Grenache.
Matt WeissHOST
33:36
So, but that begs the question.
Matt WeissHOST
33:38
For the most part, you've planted the typical Southern Rhone, Grenache, Syrah, Morvede.
Matt WeissHOST
33:44
I know Xavier, you lean into the Morvede and we love Grenache as well.
Matt WeissHOST
33:48
And then you have some Rhone and you have your pet varietals.
Matt WeissHOST
33:52
I'm a huge fan of Morvede.

19 MINS LATER

Xavier RoletGUEST
53:02
That is not the practice we follow.
Xavier RoletGUEST
53:05
We raise our grapes for rosé specifically for that purpose.
Xavier RoletGUEST
53:10
Combination, as you've heard, Sanso, some Grenache, a bit of Mourvèdre.
Erin MasonGUEST
6:15
Um, and he was based out of South Carolina, and he had put together this dinner in Atlanta, and this was really just weeks before I left.
Erin MasonGUEST
6:22
And, uh, he was showing some wines there that were, I think he was trying to introduce into the state, and he had this Grenache from T- Tribute to Grace that just, like, absolutely blew my mind, and I thought it was, like, one of the most lovely wines I had ever tasted.
Erin MasonGUEST
6:37
Um, I have been pretty devoted to Grenache specifically and Rhone varieties from that point forward.
Erin MasonGUEST
6:44
Um, and I-
Alison LevineHOST
6:45
That sounds a little aha-ish.
Alison LevineHOST
7:28
For sure.
Erin MasonGUEST
7:29
Yeah.
Alison LevineHOST
7:29
Well, I mean, if it set you on a path towards Grenache, I mean, after all.
Ross StevensonHOST
20:20
I know, Glenn.
Ross StevensonHOST
20:21
What's the tool? Every tradie takes two bottles to border these ancient soils, Heathcote, Grenache.
Ross StevensonHOST
20:27
We're 27,000 tradies short.
Ross StevensonHOST
20:29
We're hoping to make that 26,998 by getting Russell and I on board.

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