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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2019 · 1H 21M

The Color of Wine Presents: Chris Christensen of Bodkin Wines

from The Color of Wine Podcast · host Sukari Bowman

In this episode we had the pleasure of speaking with Chris Christensen of Bodkin Wines.  In this episode we speak to Chris about:  Sauvignon Blanc!!!!! Realizing how you learn and teaching yourself Sparkling Wine And so much more…………… Chris' Bio   Bodkin Wines was founded by Chris Christensen, an Iowa native, in 2011. His passion for aromatic wines and winemaking led him to create America's first Sauvignon Blanc with bubbles. In 2013, Andrew Chambers, an Oregon native, joined the brand and they purchased 24 tons and made 1,100 cases of their award-winning Sparkling Sauvignon Blanc.  Since that time, Bodkin Wines has produced over 15 varietals of wine, eleven of which were scored at 90 points or higher by Wine Enthusiast. They are consistently growing, year after year, but are determined to keep their presence small and unique. Bodkin Wines is still 100% owned by both Chris and Andrew, two guys living and working hard in Sonoma County.  For more information:  https://www.bodkinwines.com/  Social Media: Instagram: @bodkinwines Facebook: @bodkinwines Twitter: @bodkinwines

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