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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2025 · 22 MIN

The Dark Arts of Wine Marketing (and Some Rose)

from After Wine School · host Wine School Media

In this episode of After Wine School, Keith Wallace and Alana Zerbe delve into the intricacies of wine marketing, revealing how industry insiders are influenced and how certain wines become popular. They reminisce about an influential cruise promoting Rosé and recount a memorable trip to Paso Robles. They also conduct a detailed tasting of a Rosé de Provence, exploring its characteristics and potential food pairings. The episode ends with practical advice for those interested in joining the wine trade and enjoying its unique perks. Don't forget to subscribe and share the love of wine.   00:00 Introduction to After Wine School 00:41 Today's Topic: The Dark Arts of Wine Marketing 00:59 Wine Tasting: Rosé de Provence 01:37 Reintroduction and Sponsor Shoutout 03:08 The Wine Cruise Experience 05:16 The Rosé Revolution 06:52 Marketing Strategies in the Wine Trade 13:20 Wine Tasting:  Rosé 17:08 Pairing Rosé with Food 19:50 Conclusion and Final Thoughts 👉 Free wine class + resources: https://wineschool.us/hub

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