After having a previous life with what some would say is a normal job, James Frey made the jump to grape grower, and then to winemaker. Is winemaking not a normal job you may ask? Well, it’s a combination of agriculture, manufacturing, distribution and politics. Not to mention living in the past, the present and the future at the same time. It’s a lot of work. We met up with James at the winery during the start of harvest, with much activity going on in the background. At the end of the day it can be a normal job or just plain crazy. Listen to find out.

You can also hear James on our Vino Lingo segment defining the wine phrase, “Don’t Be A Fruit Pusher”.

Learn more by visiting www.trisaetum.com

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After having a previous life with what some would say is a normal job, James Frey made the jump to grape grower, and then to winemaker. Is winemaking not a normal job you may ask? Well, it’s a combination of agriculture, manufacturing, distribution and politics. Not to mention living in the past, the present and the future at the same time. It’s a lot of work. We met up with James at the winery during the start of harvest, with much activity going on in the background. At the end of the day it can be a normal job or just plain crazy. Listen to find out.

You can also hear James on our Vino Lingo segment defining the wine phrase, “Don’t Be A Fruit Pusher”.

Learn more by visiting www.trisaetum.com

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A Winemakers journey can be almost as complex as the wine he or she makes. The road is long and can include travels around the world or their own back yard…but mostly around the world. Ian Burch is, as of this writing, in the middle of his second harvest at Archery Summit Winery in the Willamette Valley but he has travelled that long road and still has many vintages ahead of him. We recorded this interview in the Archery Summit caves during a busy day at the winery so your likely to hear the voices of wine lovers exploring. Ian was great fun to talk to and his enthusiasm for life is contagious.

You can also hear Ian on our Vino Lingo segment defining the wine term “Remon Pigéage”

Learn more by visiting www.archerysummit.com

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A Winemakers journey can be almost as complex as the wine he or she makes. The road is long and can include travels around the world or their own back yard…but mostly around the world. Ian Burch is, as of this writing, in the middle of his second harvest at Archery Summit Winery in the Willamette Valley but he has travelled that long road and still has many vintages ahead of him. We recorded this interview in the Archery Summit caves during a busy day at the winery so your likely to hear the voices of wine lovers exploring. Ian was great fun to talk to and his enthusiasm for life is contagious.

You can also hear Ian on our Vino Lingo segment defining the wine term “Remon Pigéage”

Learn more by visiting www.archerysummit.com