Joyce Angelos Walsh: A Deep Dive into the Wine Industry and Wine Competitions

EPISODE · Sep 5, 2024 · 59 MIN

Joyce Angelos Walsh: A Deep Dive into the Wine Industry and Wine Competitions

from Penny for your Shots · host Penny Fitzgerald

In this episode, reconnect with Penny and her friend Joyce Angeles Walsh as they reminisce about their experiences in the world of wine. From their meeting at the Mid American Wine Competition to the nuances of becoming a wine judge, this conversation spills all the tea (because they’d NEVER spill the wine!). Discover the intricacies of wine tasting, the importance of consistency, and the regional characteristics that make each wine unique. Joyce also shares insights about the wine industry in Texas, her recent move to Austin, and her favorite wine varieties. Plus, get details about the upcoming Wine Camp in Texas Hill Country. Don't miss this fascinating and fun-filled episode!For info on Wine Camp (just get registered, already!): https://pennyforyourshots.com/wine-camp To connect with Joyce: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyceangeloswalsh/For information about TerraVox (Missouri boutique winery): https://terravox.wine/our-story Becker Vineyards (tasting room in Fredericksburg, TX): https://www.beckervineyards.com/00:00 Meeting Joyce Angeles Walsh01:13 Becoming a Wine Judge02:23 The Wine Judging Test03:04 Consistency of Palate04:16 Catching Up with Joyce05:16 Wine Competitions and Challenges10:43 Joyce's Journey in the Wine Industry13:51 Texas Wine Scene14:29 Local Wine Production Costs19:26 Unique Wine Varietals26:42 Wine Judging Insights30:40 The Complexity of Red Wines30:56 Personal Preferences in Wine31:50 Sweet Wine Preferences and Judging33:59 Versatility and Situational Wine Choices36:20 Chilling Red Wines and Cultural Practices37:48 Favorite Wine Varieties and Travel Aspirations39:35 Memorable Wine Judging Experiences41:44 The Mezcal and Tequila Difference43:51 Future Plans and Wine Camp Announcement52:44 Challenges in the Wine IndustryWhen’s the last time you did something just for YOU? 🍷✨Wine Camp 2026 is your chance to escape, sip fabulous local wines, cruise at sunset, laugh around the fire pit, and soak up the magic of New York’s Finger Lakes.📍 Dates: July 30–August 2, 2026🏡 Spots are limited, so grab yours now: https://www.pennyforyourshots.com/winecampBring your besties or come solo—you’ll leave with new favorites either way. Wine Camp 2026 is calling. Are you in?Want support growing your business? Book a free Discovery Call with Penny: https://tidycal.com/pennyforyourshots/discovery-callWine Camp 2026: Join the list or save your spot: https://www.pennyforyourshots.com/winecampBecome an Insider for weekly updates, tips, inspiration, and episode extras: https://www.pennyforyourshots.com/insiderLove cocktails + community? Join the Sipper Club: https://www.pennyforyourshots.com/sipExplore all things Penny: coaching, podcast, events, & more: https://www.pennyforyourshots.comFollow Penny on Instagram: @penny4yourshots Or on Facebook: Penny (Kuhlers) Fitzgerald

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