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Meet Me at Brunch is a podcast for wineries ready to grow. We break down what’s working in digital marketing right now, from building a wine club that people actually stick with, to making the most of your social content and email list. Each episode is packed with real-world insights, great conversations, and practical tips you can put into action straight away.If you’re in the wine trade and want to get better at selling direct, start here.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMeet Me at Brunch is a podcast for wineries ready to grow. We break down what’s working in digital marketing right now, from building a wine club that people actually stick with, to making the most of your social content and email list.
Recent episodes include "Brunch Bites | When Platforms Change Overnight" (25 February 2026, 17 minutes), "Winery Spotlight: Tim Dexter of Oakridge Wines" (17 December 2025, 27 minutes), and "Exports Spotlight: With Pete Bentley of Pikes Wines" (19 November 2025, 35 minutes).
Meet Me at Brunch publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 30 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for Meet Me at Brunch is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Meet Me at Brunch requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Meet Me at Brunch's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Meet Me at Brunch are Beverages, Brewing & Distilling and Marketing, Advertising & PR. Meet Me at Brunch has a business audience.
Meet Me at Brunch is a business podcast with 18 episodes published.
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<p>A few weeks ago, alcohol-related pages across Facebook were flagged as ineligible for recommendation. Meta has since clarified that it was a technical issue and largely resolved it. But the lesson remains. If your...

<p>In today’s chat with Tim , we talk about how winemakers learn to communicate outside the winery, why different audiences need different stories, and how to keep your message clear across cellar door, trade, and wine...

<p>Todays chat with Pete is one that you don't want to miss. We go inside Pikes’ export playbook: why the right distributor beats the “right” market, what's moving the needle in our current market, and how to stay...

<p>From cellar door loyalty and winery collaborations to trade partnerships and regional networks, this episode dives deep into what makes the Australian wine industry so connected.</p><p>Hugh, Charlotte, and John share...

Episode #14
<p>We’re going back to basics with Social Media That Sells (Part Two) designed for the small winery teams doing it all. In this episode, Maddy and Amber share what matters most on your socials.<br /><br />Learn how...

Episode #13
<p>If you’ve ever been curious about what makes Pike’s Wines so consistently popular, this episode is a must-listen. Nick sits down with Jamie Pike, second-generation co-owner, and Pud Smith, Direct Sales Manager and...

Episode #12
<p>Winemaker. General manager. All-round legend. Andrew Duff has done it all, and in this chat, he shares what he’s learned along the way. From brewing beer in boarding school to leading the team at Briar Ridge in the...

<p>Done right, paid media is one of the most powerful ways to grow your wine business. But too often, it’s confusing, expensive, or just plain frustrating.</p><p>In this episode, Maddy and Amber cut through the noise...

<p>A busy cellar door is great, but real growth happens when you keep those customers coming back.<br /><br />In this episode, John and Dave explore how wineries can turn casual drop-ins into loyal customers. They talk...

<p>We all know wine quality matters. But when someone is standing in front of a shelf or browsing online, there are a dozen other things that drive the sale.</p><p>In this episode, Bronte, Adam and Lachie break down...

<p>Most wineries are under-communicating with their best customers. This episode is about fixing that.<br /><br />Hugh and Nick break down why regular phone calls to wine club members are one of the most effective ways...

Episode #7
<p>Email marketing doesn’t have to be overwhelming. If you’ve ever stared at your subscriber list wondering what to send next, this one’s for you.</p><p>Maddy sits down with Caster and Ben from Klaviyo to unpack what...

<p>In this episode, we’re looking back... and looking forward.</p><p>Brunch just turned five, so Char, Kip and John are sharing how the agency began, what we’ve learned along the way, and where we’re headed next. They...

<p>What makes a winery’s social media actually work? In this episode, Kate (CMO), Maddy (Head of Marketing), and Amber (Senior Account Manager) take a closer look at what drives results on platforms like Instagram and...

<p>Wine trends are changing fast, and staying on top of what’s in (and what’s out) is key to staying relevant.</p><p>In this episode, John and Nick break down what’s hot right now, what styles are slipping, and what...

<p>Welcome back to Meet Me at Brunch. This week, we’re diving into winery websites, what works, what doesn’t, and how to ensure yours is converting visitors into customers.</p><p>Kate (CMO), Laura (E-commerce Project...

<p>Your customers have questions, and some of them are weird, wonderful, and delightfully insightful. In this Great Wine Chat, our Brunch Direct team (Bronte, Lachie and Adam) share the most memorable things consumers...

<p>Welcome to the very first episode of Meet Me at Brunch. In this chat, Maddy (Head of Marketing) and Hugh (Business Development Manager) talk through the basics of digital marketing for wineries — what it actually is...
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Oakridge Wines
Pikes Wines
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