The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast

Sherman Mohr has been navigating pivots his entire career — and he's gotten very good at it. In this episode, Forrest sits down with the co-founder and COO of Shared Spirits (sharedspirits.com), a mobile app that lets you buy, share, and redeem wine, beer, and cocktails directly through participating restaurants. Sherman's road to the wine world wound through the mortgage industry, a move to Nashville in 1990, and eventually a leap into marketing and technology. Shared Spirits was born in the mid-2010s — a concept, Sherman admits, that was ahead of its time. When COVID hit and restaurants went dark, he didn't wait it out. He launched Liquid Ellipse Marketing, a promotional agency placing brand ambassadors in retail wine and spirits stores — and built it into a company that ran 1,700 events in a single year. Now with Shared Spirits relaunched and growing, Sherman is also channeling his experience into Over50Pros, a new venture serving professionals over 50 navigating career transitions. Key takeaways from this episode: Venmo for cocktails @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Key Topics: The legend of the “wine song” and its rumored composer How music influences wine tasting experiences Behind‑the‑scenes insights from winemakers and musicians Forrest’s reflections on storytelling through sound and sip Subscribe for more short, flavorful stories about wine, culture, and creativity. Share this episode with a friend who loves both music and merlot. @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

What We Cover What “low ABV” wine actually means How winemakers reduce alcohol (early harvest, cool climates, spinning cone tech) Why younger drinkers are driving the trend. Whether low‑alcohol wines can still taste great. The surprising region producing naturally delicious low‑ABV bottles. What to avoid when shopping. @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Premise: You’ve heard the episodes featuring Master Sommelier Ian Cauble… Now it’s time to see what actually stuck. What You’re Being Tested On: Ian’s background and origin story His path into wine Key wine insights and preferences Industry facts (including the brutal MS exam) Personal quirks and memorable moments @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this extended interview, Forrest Kelly talks with Master Sommelier Ian Cauble about the passion, discipline, and sensory skill required to become one of the world’s top wine experts. Becoming a Master Sommelier Why only about 3% of candidates pass the Master Sommelier exam The three components of the exam: ,Theory, Blind tasting, Service Why sommeliers must master wine, spirits, geography, culture, and hospitality Discovering Wine The meal that changed Cauble’s life: Sauvignon Blanc, goat cheese, basil, and tomato Early experiences working in Portugal’s Douro Valley Traveling the world discovering wine regions and food cultures Wine Culture & Global Wine Laws How European appellation systems like AOC, DOC, and DOCG protect authenticity Why irrigation is illegal in many French vineyards The problem of global wine counterfeiting Wine Philosophy Why wine should be approachable rather than intimidating How a great sommelier helps guests spend money wisely Why wine can tell a story about place, history, and geology The Caubleist Cauble’s curated wine platform that features: Small-production wines Organic and biodynamic producers Daily wine recommendations Private wine sourcing and cellar consulting @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In the final segment of Forrest Kelly’s interview with Master Sommelier Ian Cauble, the conversation turns to the remarkable sensory abilities that make great sommeliers stand out. The “superpower” of a sommelier’s taste memory How Cauble can recognize wines he tasted months or years earlier Why palate sensitivity plays a role in wine expertise Why wine appreciation is subjective and personal Surprising food pairings, including Spam musubi and sushi combinations Key Insight Ian Cauble explains that one of his most unique abilities is remembering the exact flavor profile of wines he has tasted in the past, sometimes recalling the specific wine months later simply by tasting it again. Connect with Ian Cauble Website: TheCaubleist.com Instagram: @iancaubleist Email: info@thecaubleist.com @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Is corked wine actually better than screw cap? Mark from New Jersey — who calls himself "Cheap Drunk" — phones in with a question his lady has been giving him grief about, and Forrest Kelly along with Sour Grapes sets the record straight. The truth is, screw caps aren't a sign of a cheap wine — they're a sign of a smart winery. From the history of cork to the very real problem of cork taint, this episode breaks down one of wine's most persistent myths in classic Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast fashion: fast, funny, and completely on your side. @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode of The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast, Forrest Kelly sits down with Master Sommelier Ian Cauble for a fun and relaxed conversation about wine culture and why wine should feel welcoming—not intimidating. What an Ian Cauble action figure would look like (board shorts, flip-flops, and a glass of Burgundy) Why Cauble believes wine experts should avoid being stuffy or intimidating Drinking wine from anything available—even a paper cup How you can still find great wine for around $8 Why European grocery stores often offer excellent wines for under $5 A memorable trip to Morocco’s coastal town of Essaouira Wine trends and why Cauble doesn’t mind ice cubes in rosé Why pét-nat wines aren’t his personal favorite Memorable Quote “I’ll drink wine out of anything… even a paper cup if that’s what you’ve got.” @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Sour Grapes — who returns after a brief absence involving a rogue travel influencer, an airspace dispute, and Sour's vineyard dog, Bubbly who declared war on a drone. Once the chaos is explained, Sour Grapes gets down to business: that comfortable mid-range price point you keep landing on isn't about quality — it's about psychology. The wine industry has engineered a "safe zone" designed for shoppers who want to feel sophisticated without making a commitment. Under $15 feels risky. Over $25 feels like a statement. But $18.99? That's the sweet spot built on behavioral economics, distributor margins, and shelf strategy — not winemakers singing over stainless steel tanks. Sour Grapes also calls out one of the wine world's least-talked-about secrets: that heavy bottle you think signals quality? You're paying for the glass. Literally. The episode closes with a challenge to stop shopping by number and start paying attention to region, importer, and the winemaker behind the label — because a $14 bottle from an honest producer can humble a $32 ego bottle any day of the week. @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode of The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast, Forrest Kelly talks with Master Sommelier Ian Cauble about wine culture, authenticity, and why wine should never feel intimidating. How European wine systems like DOC and DOCG protect quality and authenticity Why the United States has fewer restrictions on wine production compared to Europe How products like Parmigiano Reggiano are protected by regional laws The global problem of wine counterfeiting, including fake Bordeaux bottles Why olive oil and honey are also frequently counterfeited The importance of buying from trusted wine vendors and professionals Wine & Water Discussion Why even water can have terroir-like qualities The growing world of water sommeliers Favorite mineral waters including: Agua de Piedra from Mexico - Vichy Catalan from Spain Memorable Story Ian describes opening a bottle of wine while riding waves in a small dinghy off the island of Salina near Sicily, spilling wine while trying to pour glasses as the boat bounced in five-foot waves with Stromboli’s active volcano erupting in the distance. @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Master Sommelier Ian Cauble joins host Forrest Kelly to talk about how he curates wine recommendations — tasting through hundreds of bottles so you don't have to. Ian also weighs in on the decline in wine sales among younger generations, why he sees a price correction coming, and what makes wine irreplaceable as a sensory and cultural experience. Plus, he shares a wine fact that almost nobody believes: it's actually illegal to water your vines in France. Ian explains his curation process at TheCaubleist.com — tasting roughly 1 in 10 wines he samples to find the best value and quality for consumers. Why Ian's philosophy is simple: if you spent $35 on a bottle, it should bring real pleasure. Wine sales are declining, especially among younger generations — Ian shares his take on why. The case for a price correction in premium wine given today's economy. Why Ian believes wine is irreplaceable — the history, the stories, and the sensory experience behind every glass. Blind tasting as storytelling: how a single sip can tell you exactly where in the world a wine came from. The wine fact almost nobody believes: it is illegal to irrigate vineyards in France and Italy. How getting caught watering your vines in France could cost you your appellation designation for that vintage. A breakdown of France's nearly 500 AOCs and why the rules behind them matter to the consumer. @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode of The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast, host Forrest Kelly sits down with Master Sommelier Ian Cauble — one of the most recognized wine experts in the world and a central figure in the acclaimed documentary SOMM — for a candid and entertaining conversation about wine, life, and what it really means to guide someone to the perfect bottle. Ian opens up about the philosophy behind great sommeliering: it's not about showing off knowledge, it's about helping people spend their money wisely, pair wine beautifully with food, and leave the table with a smile. Whether you have $55 or $500 to spend, Ian believes a great sommelier finds you something special every single time. The conversation takes a fun turn as Ian reflects on life after SOMM — being recognized in customs lines in Vietnam, stopped on streets in Austria and Mexico, and walking into European restaurants where the staff already knows his face. Fame, it turns out, follows you in the wine world. Ian then dives into his brand new venture, The Caubleist — a daily email wine discovery service launched in early November that sends subscribers a curated 500-word deep dive on a single bottle every morning at 10am, including history, food pairings, recipes, glassware recommendations, and the best price available nationwide. With flat-rate shipping, an upcoming monthly four-bottle club, a private client cellar-building division, and live tasting events, The Cobalist is shaping up to be a must-follow for any serious wine lover. @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

What does it take to join one of the most exclusive wine clubs in the world? In Part 2 of The Caubleist, Master Sommelier Ian Cauble pulls back the curtain on the grueling journey to earning the master sommelier title — a distinction held by fewer than 275 people worldwide. Forrest digs into Ian's story, from a self-described "savant" moment at age 17 to globe-trotting through Croatia, South Korea, Japan, and beyond, as Ian shares how a lifelong love of food, culture, and fermented beverages drove him to conquer a three-part exam with a staggering 3% pass rate. Ian breaks down exactly what the master exam demands — from blind tasting six wines with pinpoint precision to navigating a live service exam in front of the world's top sommeliers. Whether you're a wine-curious beginner or an aspiring certified sommelier, this episode is a masterclass in taste, memory, and the art of making people feel at ease. @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Ever wonder what it takes to join the elite 5% who pass the Master Sommelier exam? Ian Cauble, featured in the acclaimed documentary "SOMM," shares his incredible journey from pre-med student to Master Sommelier and founder of TheCaubleist.com. In this episode, Ian reveals the pivotal moment at age 17 when a single bite of heirloom tomato with goat cheese and Frog's Leap Sauvignon Blanc changed his life trajectory forever. From working for $2 an hour at Portugal's oldest port house to landing at Beverly Hills' Wine Merchant, Ian's path is anything but conventional. Discover why Ian sources 90% of his wines from Europe, which American regions offer the best value (hint: Oregon!), and how tariffs are impacting wine pricing. Ian also shares his philosophy on organic and biodynamic wines, and why he focuses on small-production "art pieces" rather than mass-market bottles. Whether you're a wine novice or aspiring sommelier, Ian's insights on building a palate and discovering world-class wines will transform how you think about wine. @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Join host Forrest Kelly as he wraps up an exhilarating conversation with Namratha Stanley, the brilliant mind behind 'Vineyard Melody' and the innovative wine brand Sola Cantus. "Wine is a song of the soil," Namratha passionately states, capturing the essence of her craft and inviting listeners to dive deep into the world of wine. Namratha shares the captivating story behind the name Solicantus, derived from Latin, symbolizing how wine embodies the harmony of nature. With a focus on balanced, aromatic wines that appeal to a broad audience, she reveals her artistic label design inspired by the surreal works of Salvador Dali. Listeners will discover how Namratha's passion for cooking seamlessly intertwines with her newfound love for wine, as she explores the art of wine pairing tips—particularly her exciting project of pairing Indian wines with French cuisine. Whether you're curious about how to choose wine for seafood, wine with steak, or even the best sparkling wine to elevate your meals, Namrata's journey offers practical advice and a fresh perspective on wine basics. To celebrate the launch of Vineyard Melody, she’s also offering an exclusive giveaway inspired by the vineyards that brought this book to life. Grand Prize: A two-night, three-day stay at the enchanting Château Siran in France’s famed Margaux appellation, plus a private full-day tour of the Médoc wine region—complete with vineyard visits, curated tastings, and access to their incredible wine museum and legendary bunker. Plus a private full-day tour of the Médoc wine region in partnership with Luxury Limousine Services! Second Prize: A case of six bottles of Solicantus wines from the Côtes de Bordeaux—elegant, expressive, and absolutely delicious. Entry Period: December 1, 2025 to February 10, 2026 Winner Announced: February 10, 2026 To enter, simply submit your details and upload proof of your Vineyard Melody pre-order—just a screenshot of receipt. United States orders can enter here. So, if you're ready to embark on a journey filled with resilience, adventure, and delectable wine experiences, tune in to this week's episode of The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast. Let Namratha's story inspire you to embrace your passions—because, as she reminds us, Life is too short for mediocre wine! @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

What happens when a woman with a passion for cooking and a tumultuous past finds herself navigating the intricate world of wine? Join host Forrest Kelly as he welcomes the inspiring Namrata, author of "Vineyard Melody," in this captivating episode. Namrata's journey from being an abused housewife in India to becoming a wine merchant in France is not just a story of survival; it's a testament to resilience and the pursuit of passion in the culinary and wine sectors. As she puts it, "Wine is not just a drink; it's a story waiting to be told. " In this engaging conversation, Namrata shares her vivid experiences from her upbringing in Bangalore, where culinary adventures began in her childhood kitchen. She candidly discusses the cultural challenges she faced while striving to bring her daughter to France, all while developing her wine knowledge. This episode is packed with valuable wine tips and insights, perfect for anyone looking to learn about wine or enhance their wine confidence. Listeners will discover how Namrata's passion for cooking seamlessly intertwines with her newfound love for wine, as she explores the art of wine pairing tips—particularly her exciting project of pairing Indian wines with French cuisine. Whether you're curious about how to choose wine for seafood, wine with steak, or even the best sparkling wine to elevate your meals, Namrata's journey offers practical advice and a fresh perspective on wine basics. To celebrate the launch of Vineyard Melody, she’s also offering an exclusive giveaway inspired by the vineyards that brought this book to life. Grand Prize: A two-night, three-day stay at the enchanting Château Siran in France’s famed Margaux appellation, plus a private full-day tour of the Médoc wine region—complete with vineyard visits, curated tastings, and access to their incredible wine museum and legendary bunker. Second Prize: A case of six bottles of Solicantus wines from the Côtes de Bordeaux—elegant, expressive, and absolutely delicious. Entry Period: December 1, 2025 to February 10, 2026 Winner Announced: February 10, 2026 To enter, simply submit your details and upload proof of your Vineyard Melody pre-order—just a screenshot or receipt. So, if you're ready to embark on a journey filled with resilience, adventure, and delectable wine experiences, tune in to this week's episode of The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast. Let Namratha's story inspire you to embrace your passions—because, as she reminds us, Life is too short for mediocre wine! @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Are you ready to uncork your knowledge and dive into the delicious world of wine and food journalism? Join host Rusty Cellers in this exhilarating episode of The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast, where we blend fun with learning in a lively quiz format featuring the illustrious Emmy award-winning journalist David Page! Buckle up as Rusty introduces David, who brings a wealth of experience from his broadcasting career, including behind-the-scenes tales from the iconic show 'Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. ' This isn't just another weekly wine podcast; it's a thrilling journey through the intricacies of wine knowledge and the art of storytelling. Throughout this engaging episode, listeners are invited to put their wine basics to the test in two exciting rounds of questions that challenge your instincts and knowledge. Ever wondered what it takes to be a successful host in the world of food journalism? David shares invaluable insights and anecdotes that emphasize adaptability and the importance of learning through experience. As he puts it, “Success often comes from saying yes to challenges and figuring things out as you go. ” This spicy quote perfectly encapsulates the adventurous spirit of the episode! As we navigate through the quiz, you’ll discover fascinating aspects of David's career and how he mastered the art of wine pairing tips that will elevate your dining experiences. Whether you’re a novice looking to learn about wine or a seasoned connoisseur seeking quick wine tips, this episode has something for everyone. Expect to explore wine terminology, debunk wine myths, and gain confidence in how to taste wine like a pro. We even touch on the perfect wines to pair with your favorite dishes, from steak to seafood, and everything in between! So grab your favorite glass of wine, sit back, and get ready to enhance your wine knowledge in just five minutes. This short wine podcast promises to be both educational and entertaining, making wine made simple and enjoyable for all. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to learn about wine while having a blast with Rusty and David! Tune in now and become part of our vibrant community of wine enthusiasts! @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Have you ever wondered how a simple glass of wine can unlock stories as rich and flavorful as the wine itself? Join host Forrest Kelly in this exciting episode of The Best 5-Minute Wine Podcast, where we dive into the world of culinary storytelling with none other than Emmy Award-winning journalist David Page. Known for his groundbreaking work in network news and as the mastermind behind the beloved Food Network show "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives," David shares his journey from covering historical events to exploring the vibrant culinary scene. David captivates listeners with his unique insights into journalism and the art of storytelling, shedding light on his new podcast, "Culinary Characters Unlocked. " Here, he interviews chefs and restaurateurs, delving deep into their passions and the inspirations behind their delightful culinary creations. As he puts it, “Every dish has a story, and every chef is a character waiting to be unlocked. ” This episode is not just about food; it’s an adventure into the heart of culinary culture that every food lover and wine enthusiast will relish. But that’s not all! David takes a moment to address the common misconceptions surrounding wine, encouraging listeners to embrace their curiosity and ask questions when ordering wine at restaurants. Whether you’re a novice looking to learn about wine basics or a seasoned connoisseur wanting to refine your wine knowledge, this episode is packed with wine tips, from how to taste wine to how to choose wine that pairs perfectly with your meal. As part of our weekly wine podcast, we aim to make wine made simple and accessible for everyone. David’s anecdotes are laced with humor and wisdom, making this short wine podcast a delightful experience. Discover the secrets of wine terminology, avoid common wine mistakes, and debunk wine myths that might have been holding you back from wine confidence. Whether you’re curious about wine with pasta, wine with steak, or the perfect sparkling wine for your next celebration, you’ll find valuable insights that will enhance your dining experience. Don’t miss out on the chance to enhance your wine pairing tips and expand your palate with David Page’s delightful stories and expert advice! @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

What if the secret to mastering the art of wine pairing lies not just in the bottle, but in the stories behind the chefs who create the dishes? Join host Forrest Kelly as he teams up with Emmy award-winning journalist David Page in this tantalizing episode of The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast. Together, they explore the intersection of culinary creativity and truth in storytelling, proving that the world of wine is as rich and diverse as the chefs who craft the meals that accompany it. David Page, known for his compelling narratives and insightful reporting, introduces his exciting new podcast, Polinary Characters Unlocked. With a career that includes thrilling experiences in challenging situations, Page shares how he maintains an unwavering commitment to truth in storytelling. “Food is not just about sustenance; it’s about the stories we share and the traditions we uphold,” he passionately states, setting the tone for a discussion that is both engaging and enlightening. Throughout the episode, listeners will learn about innovative culinary creations from remarkable chefs like Amy Mertens and Vinny Samino. Mertens, a talented sous chef at Commander's Palace in New Orleans, and Samino, a rising star in Cleveland, are redefining traditional cuisines with their unique backgrounds and flavors. They exemplify how the right wine can elevate a meal, making this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to enhance their wine knowledge and culinary adventures. As the conversation unfolds, Page also teases his Thanksgiving special featuring the much-loved turducken—a delightful dish that combines turkey, chicken, and duck. It’s a celebration of food, family traditions, and the joys of sharing a meal with loved ones. This episode is not just about food; it’s a deep dive into how wine and food intertwine, offering tips on how to choose wine that complements your culinary creations, whether it’s wine with steak, wine with pasta, or even sparkling wine for special occasions. So, if you're ready to enhance your wine confidence and learn the basics of wine pairing, tune in to this episode of The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast. With quick wine tips and insights into wine terminology, you’ll walk away with a better understanding of how to taste wine and avoid common wine mistakes. Join us for a delightful journey through the world of wine and food that will leave you inspired to explore new flavors and stories! "I'm a coward"—that's how Emmy-winning journalist David Page describes himself. The same guy blindfolded by armed guards to interview Gaddafi. In this final collaboration episode, David reveals why covering dangerous stories was actually fun and how he brings investigative journalism standards to his new podcast, Culinary Characters Unlocked. We're diving into Food & Wine's 2025 hottest chefs: Amy Mertens redefining New Orleans cuisine at Commander's Palace, and Vinny Cimino in Cleveland turning drive-in burgers into steak tartare while serving his grandmother's deep-fried Alabama saltines and Kool-Aid pickles. Plus, why David orders frozen Turducken every Thanksgiving from Alpine Steakhouse in Sarasota—"your life is empty if you've never had it." From Gaddafi to Turducken, this is David Page unfiltered: entertaining, provoking, and committed to truth. Featured Chefs: Wild Dishes Discussed: Key Quotes: @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.