The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast

Unlock the Secrets of Far Niente Winery: Why is Everyone Talking About It? Pt. 3

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: - How Far Niente Winery tailors experiences for different guests - The significance of Bella Union in attracting new wine drinkers - Insights on the ch

Sharks, Dragons, and the Psychology of the Wine Aisle — Karen Green Pt. 3

Nobody asks whether their shirt won awards — so why does wine need a gold medal before we trust it? In the finale of our conversation, Karen Green pinpoints the answer: a

Is Gen Z Reviving Wine Culture? Discover Far Niente Secrets! Pt. 2

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: - The changing landscape of wine consumption among Gen Z - How wineries can adapt their marketing strategies - The unique experiences offered by Far Ni

400 Bottles, One Choice: What Your Brain Does — Karen Green Pt. 2

Wine consumption is sliding in the UK, dipping in France, and the newer generation is reaching for alcohol-free alternatives — so Karen Green went looking for no/low wine

3 Women, 6 Months, and a Growing List of Wine Clients Pt. 1

Guest: Samantha McClure — Head of Marketing and AI Innovations, Meridian Advisory Partners Meridian is a boutique digital marketing agency serving wineries, nonprofits,

An Executive by 24 — and She Drinks Her Wine W/O Apology Pt. 1-6

Victoria opens with her own name, because hosts tend to tiptoe around it — P-E-L-L-E-T-I-E-R — and from there the story moves fast. She was an only child, gifted, and a b

Know Your Buyer or Sell Expensive Fruit Juice — Karen Green Pt. 1

Karen Green has sat on both sides of the buying desk. She started as a retail buyer at Tesco, moved to Boots buying vitamins and supplements, then crossed the table to se

3rd Bottle: The Wine Cooler Built for Wine, Not Beer Pt. 1-5

Jeanine Lum never planned to invent anything. She'd been a W2 employee her whole career, spent twenty years in law enforcement, flew part time as a flight attendant for a

There's No Wine Named After Her Yet. Napa, Fix This. Pt. 6

Forrest closes the series with a true-or-false round, and the fun of it is watching how fast Victoria sorts fact from invention. The executive role at twenty-four is real

$300 Shared or $15 Alone? — A CEO Answers the Wine Questions Pt. 5

Victoria planned the whole Napa and Sonoma trip herself, and she planned it strategically — mostly wineries she and Danny already knew and loved, which she cheerfully adm

The Critic Who Finally Came Around | Jeanine Pt. 5

For the finale, Forrest flips the format and puts four multiple-choice questions to Jeanine about the product she spent years building. She handles the first one easily —

She Designed It Around TSA Rules | Jeanine Pt. 4

This is the practical episode. Jeanine walks through what you'll find at 3rdbottle.com: two bags, a six-pack and a twelve-pack, each with the interlocking modular ice pac

The Tuesday Wine vs. the I-Just-Closed-Something Bottle Pt. 4

Victoria wrote a book about building a personal brand, and then people kept asking her the same follow-up question: fine, I built it — now what? That question became the

Can You Ace the CLINQ ZERO Pop Quiz? Find Out Now!

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: - The inspiration behind the name CLINQ ZERO - Anto's previous corporate experience - How CLINQ ZERO differs from traditional wines - The business mode

The MBA Means Almost Nothing to Her. Here's What Does Pt. 3

India, twenty-some years ago: the site manager who addressed her male employee instead of her Aggressive versus assertive — and the word that gets used on women Guilt a

You Missed the Mark on the Wine Industry — Jeanine vs. Hydro Flask Pt. 3

This part is where the numbers come out. Jeanine wanted twelve to fifteen hours of chill, driven by a specific need: she and her husband keep a second home in Albuquerque

Graduated High School at 16, Bought a House at 19 - Victoria Pt. 2

The Canadian tell — "out and about" Growing up in Calgary; talked into the University of Calgary at sixteen despite offers elsewhere Scholarship in hand, room and board

They're About the Beers and the Bros — Why Wine Coolers Don't Work Pt. 2

Every product story has a stretch in the middle that nobody puts in the marketing copy, and this is Jeanine Lum's. Her first project manager had never had a drink in his

Adopted at 4, Unstoppable by 14 - Victoria Pt. 1

Getting the name right, first thing — P-E-L-L-E-T-I-E-R  Only child, gifted kid, self-described loner: the bike as an instrument of exploration  Streetlights as the onl

Wine Mule Replacement: Jeanine Lum's Journey to Building 3rd Bottle Pt. 1

Jeanine Lum never set out to become an inventor. A W2 employee with no manufacturing background, she stumbled into her business idea the hard way, through a series of win