In the first episode of Fine Vines and Wine we get to know Emma Norbiato, chief winemaker at the amazing Calabria Family Wines in both Riverina and The Barossa. We hear how she worked in Italy at 21, won the Australian Women in Wine Award and gets to experiment and try new things when it comes to the wine making process. She believes that a bottle is made better by who you drink it with and the memory that is created. 

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In the second episode of Fine Vines and Wine, I’m joined by Aussie wine personality Joe Holyman, owner of Stoney Rise in beautiful Tasmania. He gives me some great alternate wine recommendations for Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc, we discuss why you should be visiting Tasmania as soon as boarders open and the concept behind Stoney Rise and their newly opened cellar door/bar/bottle o. Having previously tried his wines on Between The Wines with guest and friend of Joe, Mike Bennie, it was great to have him as my second guest - this episode is one not to be missed! 

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On episode three of Fine Vines and Wine, I'm joined by Peter Dillon; chief and flying winemaker for Handpicked Wines. We discuss the purpose behind the 'eggs' when it comes to winemaking, having to put trust in friends during Covid and the concept behind their cellar door in the Sydney, and soon to be Melbourne, CBD. With award winning wines, an organic certification on the way in Mornington Peninsula and Tasmania, and a focus on sustainability, this episode is not to be missed.

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