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Jul 28, 2023 57 min

Ryan Cooper on dismantling wine snobbery

from Another Bottle Down Hosted by Mark Rashap and Jessica Dupuy

On today's show, we catch up with Ryan Cooper, owner and operator of Every Wine, a wine education and entertainment company in Houston, TX. Ryan is an innovative thinker in the world of wine and has developed unique protocol on how to connect with wine lovers of all levels. It starts by recoginizing we all know nothing, and from there can be free to like what we like and not alienate ourselves from other wine lovers of differing opinions. Check out Ryan at https://everywine.co/

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