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Spill the Wine Episode 25: Suitcase vines, Syrah clones and amazing white wines! A second visit to Kacaba

from Spill The Wine · host Andrea Morris and Lukas Sluzar

In this episode, we make a return visit to Kacaba to chat with the new winemaker Chris Robinson. Chris is bringing a lot of passion and experience to his new role at Kacaba and we began our conversation by chatting about the importance of cleanliness in the cellars and how it affects the wine. Chris also explained what the three pillars of sustainability are in order to be called a sustainable winery. We have an interesting conversation about wine clones , root stocks and pruning before we taste some of the new white wines Kacaba has released. But don't worry fans of red wine – we also taste a couple of wonderful new red wines and learn more fun facts about Syrah. You'll definitely want to explore the white wines of Kacaba after listening to this episode! Produced by Lukas Sluzar, recorded May 7, 2027 Show notes: www.kacaba.com Wines sampled: 2024 Unoaked Chardonnay, 2024 Susan's Sauvignon Blanc, 2024 Fume Blanc Scheuele Vineyard, 2024 Vignoier, 2023 Pinot Noir, 2023 Reserve Syrah  

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