Making wine in Napa Valley for over 20 years now, Henrik Poulsen brings great experience to the table, as well as his very own brand, Release. While Release is bottled is small quantities, I find that is the type of wine many of our listeners look for. Originally from Denmark, Henrik has made Napa Valley his home and with that has grown some truly exceptional wine. In addition, Henrik is also a Consulting Winemaker. Often, the smaller the wine, the greater the prize.

Watch the video interview with Henrik on our YouTube channel.

You can also hear Henrik on our Vino Lingo segment defining the term “Bleed”.

Learn more by visiting www.releasewinery.com

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This week on our Vino Lingo segment we feature Henrik Poulsen of Release Winery in Napa Valley defining the term “Bleed”. Learn more by visiting www.releasewinery.com

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Making wine in Napa Valley for over 20 years now, Henrik Poulsen brings great experience to the table, as well as his very own brand, Release. While Release is bottled is small quantities, I find that is the type of wine many of our listeners look for. Originally from Denmark, Henrik has made Napa Valley his home and with that has grown some truly exceptional wine. In addition, Henrik is also a Consulting Winemaker. Often, the smaller the wine, the greater the prize.

Watch the video interview with Henrik on our YouTube channel.

You can also hear Henrik on our Vino Lingo segment defining the term “Bleed”.

Learn more by visiting www.releasewinery.com

This week on our Vino Lingo Video series we feature Salvatore Avallone of Villa Matilde, Italy, defining the term “Clay Amphora”. Learn more by visiting www.villamatilde.it

Taking notice of wines in various parts of the United States is paying big dividends to wine lovers. Virginia is an area that has achieved notice in fine wine offerings. I spoke with Ben Jordan, Winemaker for Early Mountain Vineyards in Madison, Virginia just a couple weeks ago and have once again had my eyes opened to the diversity of our country. And so, Virginia, is for wine too.

You can also hear Ben on our Vino Lingo segment defining the phrase “Progress Past Nostalgia”.

Learn more by visiting www.earlymountain.com

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