We like to believe our wine choices are simply matters of taste. Yet the bottles we return to often carry something more: memory, aspiration, habit, even identity.
In Episode 29, Wine Pros on the Go considers what our favorite wines may reveal about us—not as a scientific exercise, but as an affectionate study of the people behind the glass. Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Sauvignon Blanc, rosé and more each come with their own traditions, stereotypes and devoted tribes.
The result is part wine lesson, part cultural observation and part loving roast—a reminder that taste is deeply personal, rarely logical and always more interesting when we stop taking it quite so seriously.
Wine Pros on the Go is produced in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Hosted by sommelier and wine educator Lauren Crim, the podcast explores wine through the people, places, ideas, and stories that make it worth caring about—from the world's great regions and bottles to the voices shaping wine today.
Because wine is more than what's in the glass. It's culture, history, geography, memory—and one of the best reasons to gather around a table.
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