Our wine investment podcast brings you interviews with winemakers, critics, auction house leaders from names like Acker and Zachys, and entrepreneurs from across the fine wine trade, each offering a different view on the world we invest in.
Conversations with winemakers, critics and voices from across the fine wine trade.
Fine wine expertise built up since Cult & Boutique was founded in 2010.
Sommeliers, strategists and planners across our team.
Combined experience across fine wine investment, service and travel, combined.
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Episode #020
A conversation with Christina Turley, of Turley Wine Cellars, on blending family, heritage, and some of Napa’s boldest Zinfandel.
EP 003
Gabriele Gori shares his journey towards founding VNK & The Italian Revolution, shedding light on the transformation of London's hospitality scene, his culinary ventures, and his personal pursuits outside the gastronomic world.
EP 004
Travel the wine world with Jonathan Whittley as he recounts his adventures through iconic wine regions. From French chateaux to Spanish vineyards, Jonathan brings stories of discovery, culture, and the universal language of wine.
EP 005
Explore the globe with winemaker John Worontschak as he recounts his experiences crafting wines in every corner of the world. From challenges to triumphs, John shares the rich tapestry of stories woven through his international winemaking career.
EP 006
Mark Robertson shares his extensive experience from Justerini & Brooks to Dreweatts, diving into the evolution of wine sales and his personal wine favorites.
EP 007
Zoran Ristanovic discusses his journey from Bosnia to becoming a wine buyer, Bordeaux En Primeur, and finding the next wine superstar.
EP 008
Cristie Norman talks about online wine education, founding the United Sommeliers Foundation, and advocating for diversity in the wine industry.
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Founder & Managing Director
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