We bring interviews with winemakers and industry professionals from the East Coast of the United States to you. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a casual sipper we hope to offer both entertaining and educational content so you can get to know some of the best wine professionals on this side of the country.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWe bring interviews with winemakers and industry professionals from the East Coast of the United States to you. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a casual sipper we hope to offer both entertaining and educational content so you can get to know some of the best wine professionals on this side of the country.
Recent episodes include "012: Bryan Ulbrich - Left Foot Charley - MI" (19 November 2025, 98 minutes), "011: John Monnier - John Albert Wine - NY" (30 October 2025, 87 minutes), and "010: Charlotte Buck - Vynecrest Vineyards & Winery - PA" (29 October 2025, 73 minutes).
East Coast Winemaking publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 92 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for East Coast Winemaking is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. East Coast Winemaking requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. East Coast Winemaking's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for East Coast Winemaking are Beverages, Brewing & Distilling. East Coast Winemaking has an arts audience.
East Coast Winemaking is an arts podcast with 12 episodes published.
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East Coast Winemaking
<p>Today I am joined by Bryan Ulbrich of Left Foot Charley in Traverse City Michigan. I was thrilled to get the Michigan wine 101 class and cannot wait to visit. Definitely check out his wines at...
East Coast Winemaking
<p>This episode features me! My friend and colleague Peter Becraft offered to interview me so y'all could get to know me a little better. I hope you feel closer to me than ever after you listen! Check out my wines at...
East Coast Winemaking
<p>Charlotte is a winemaker and vineyard manager from Pennsylvania currently working at Vynecrest Vineyards and Winery. It was great to connect with her on all things Pennsylvania wine from spotted lantern fly to...
East Coast Winemaking
<p>Julia and Alex are co-owners, winemakers and vineyard managers for Usonia Wine located in Ovid New York. They make some very interesting wines in a minimal intervention style. They are very well spoken, articulate...
East Coast Winemaking
<p>Darrin Scott is a very smart and capable winemaker with many years of experience. He's worked at a number of wineries in different states on the east coast and abroad and shared with me a number of his insights. To...
East Coast Winemaking
<p>Today I interviewed the famed Lynne Fahy, head winemaker and general manager of Hillick and Hobbs Winery. You can find the wine shes making at www.hillickandhobbs.com.</p>
East Coast Winemaking
<p>Ian Barry is a man who is doing some very interesting and tasty winemaking in the Finger Lakes. In this podcast we speak about a lot of interesting wine philosophy especially low intervention winemaking. I also had...
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<p>Paul Brock is the owner along with his wife Shannon and winemaker of Silver Thread Winery as well as a professor of Viticulture and Enology at the Finger Lakes Community College. </p> <p>We had a great conversation...
East Coast Winemaking
<p>I look up to Peter tremendously as he proves his winemaking ability over and over. I had a great time chatting with him about spontaneous fermentation, closure styles amongst many other things. You can find wine from...
East Coast Winemaking
<p>Taylor Stember is the head winemaker at Barnstormer Winery on the west side of Seneca Lake. She and I discuss a number of the nitty gritty topics that she takes into consideration in the cellar. It was especially fun...
East Coast Winemaking
<p>Wes is the head winemaker at Atwater Vineyards located on the east side of Seneca lake.</p> <p>Among the topics Wes and I discuss are pet nat production, native fermentations and carbonic maceration. </p> <p>For more...
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<p>Thank you to my very first guest Matt Denci!</p> <p>Among the many things Matt and I discuss are how he got into winemaking, his approach to Riesling production both still and sparkling as well as some of his other...
Recent guests on East Coast Winemaking. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
professor of Viticulture and Enology, Finger Lakes Community College
Left Foot Charley
Vynecrest Vineyards & Winery
Usonia Wine
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