J. Lohr Vineyards's guest appearances

J. Lohr Vineyards

Reversing Climate Change

Where Wine Takes You - A Paso Wine Podcast

Robert Hall

Justin Smith

Amy Butler

Thomas Hill

Bill Armstrong

Cass Winery

Wes Hagen

Austin Hope

Anthony Yount

J. Lohr

James Proche

Indigené Cellars

James Suckling

Vina Robles

OwlTail

I learned about the book, ‘Drive Through Paso Robles’ at Blend Fest, and since meeting Paul and Naushad then, I couldn’t wait to get them on the show.  ‘Drive Through Paso Robles’ is a resource book, and it’s a must for learning more about the area in an approachable way much lie this show.  A little on both the men behind the book: Paul Hodgins earned a doctorate in music from the University of Southern California and was a professor of dance at UC Irvine before switching careers to journalism, where his arts reviews and wine writing have won several awards and honors. Paul’s book, The Winemakers of Paso Robles, was published in 2017. Chicago native residing in California. Naushad’s day time is spent as a Director of Strategy for Wunderman Thompson, the largest creative agency on the planet where he works with global technology &amp; consumer brands. At night he’s the founder of I Like This Grape whose mission is to make wine relatable to millennial audiences through unique wine events &amp; publishing the Drive Through series of books  We’re also joined by one of the winemakers the book spotlights, Steve Peck. Steve is the VP of Winemaking at J. Lohr Vineyards where they also sell the book in the tasting room. Steve is entrenched deep and active in the community, a brilliant winemaker, and great at conversation so everyone had questions for him.  To enter to win a copy of the book, simply drop five stars on the Apple Podcasts app (Droid users can use Spotify), and a review. Then, so we can contact you, send Adam a DM on Instagram @AdamOnTheAir –   Make sure you visit www.pasowine.com for any and all things Paso before your next trip and follow Paso Wine on Instagram @PasoWine Where Wine Takes You is executive produced by Joel Peterson, and Paso Wine. Associate Producer is Jen Bravo.  WWTY is recorded, edited, produced, and hosted by Adam Montiel. Follow Adam on Instagram @AdamOnTheAir  www.instagram.com/adamontheair  Original music on WWTY, “Good Company”, performed by Moonshiner Collective.  Equipment transport and technical consideration provided by Fly With Wine. For more: www.FlywithWine.com  Next time you’re cruising on the central coast, you can tune Adam in on your radio. His morning show, Up &amp; Adam in the Morning, weekday mornings on wine country radio, The Krush 92.5 www.Krush925.com  ©2022 Where Wine Takes You, All Rights Reserved

I learned about the book, ‘Drive Through Paso Robles’ at Blend Fest, and since meeting Paul and Naushad then, I couldn’t wait to get them on the show. ‘Drive Through Paso Robles’ is a resource book, and it’s a must for learning more about the area in an approachable way much lie this show. A little on both the men behind the book: Paul Hodgins earned a doctorate in music from the University of Southern California and was a professor of dance at UC Irvine before switching careers to journalism, where his arts reviews and wine writing have won several awards and honors. Paul’s book, The Winemakers of Paso Robles, was published in 2017. Chicago native residing in California. Naushad’s day time is spent as a Director of Strategy for Wunderman Thompson, the largest creative agency on the planet where he works with global technology &amp; consumer brands. At night he’s the founder of I Like This Grape whose mission is to make wine relatable to millennial audiences through unique wine events &amp; publishing the Drive Through series of books We’re also joined by one of the winemakers the book spotlights, Steve Peck. Steve is the VP of Winemaking at J. Lohr Vineyards where they also sell the book in the tasting room. Steve is entrenched deep and active in the community, a brilliant winemaker, and great at conversation so everyone had questions for him. To enter to win a copy of the book, simply drop five stars on the Apple Podcasts app (Droid users can use Spotify), and a review. Then, so we can contact you, send Adam a DM on Instagram @AdamOnTheAir – Make sure you visit <a href="http://www.pasowine.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pasowine.com</a> for any and all things Paso before your next trip and follow Paso Wine on Instagram @PasoWine Where Wine Takes You is executive produced by Joel Peterson, and Paso Wine. Associate Producer is Jen Bravo. WWTY is recorded, edited, produced, and hosted by Adam Montiel. Follow Adam on Instagram @AdamOnTheAir <a href="http://www.instagram.com/adamontheair" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/adamontheair</a> Original music on WWTY, “Good Company”, performed by Moonshiner Collective. Equipment transport and technical consideration provided by Fly With Wine. For more: <a href="http://www.FlywithWine.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.FlywithWine.com</a> Next time you’re cruising on the central coast, you can tune Adam in on your radio. His morning show, Up &amp; Adam in the Morning, weekday mornings on wine country radio, The Krush 92.5 <a href="http://www.Krush925.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.Krush925.com</a> ©2022 Where Wine Takes You, All Rights Reserved

Ep 53: Drive Through Paso Robles – Paul Hodgins | Naushad Huda | J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines

Episode 6 of Where Wine Takes You spotlights two iconic Paso Robles wine brands. These are brands with of course history behind them, but also name recognition and acclaim that spans far and wide, that helped put Paso Wine Country on the map!  J. Lohr, named after its founder Jerry Lohr, has been in the game over 45 years. Jerry did what every Stanford educated former NASA research scientist does, and that's start a winey. Truthfully, farming is in his blood, we learn how this iconic brand not only started, but stays on its toes, and relevant. I was thrilled to sit down with Chief Brand Officer and fan of the  WWTY podcast, Cynthia Lohr. Cynthia also has a rich career history that brought her back into the family business with all the tools to J. Lohr lead in so many ways in the wine industry . She used to work in social services, and in the tech industry. She was also on the team that led the company called Alexa to be acquired by Amazon, which is now a house hold name. I wonder if she has one of those in her house? I'll ask her. "Hey Alexa, stop eavesdropping on me, but before you do that, play the 'Where Wine Takes You' podcast.  The other iconic brand we feature in this show is Tobin James. Tobin James is on Paso's east side on Highway 46, in perfect position to be one of the first stops in town when you are arriving from California's central valley. Fans of Tobin James, known as the 'James Gang' know they play by their own rules. Their wine has enjoyed acclaim and recognition for close to 40 years. Their parties are bigger and badder than any place around, and their tasting room visits, and wine club members humbly brag numbers other wineries dream of. What's the secret? I'll ask the man himself, Tobin James, who is always a great conversation and as real as it gets.  -  For more information on the wineries, or to plan your next trip to Paso, visit www.pasowine.com  Original Music on WWTY performed by Moonshiner Collective. Available wherever you get your music.  Learn more about the band at www.moonshinercollective.com  Where Wine Takes You - A Paso Wine Podcast is Executive Produced by Joel Peterson and the Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance.  Where Wine Takes You is recorded, produced, and hosted by Adam Montiel  ©2020 Where Wine Takes You

Episode 6 of Where Wine Takes You spotlights two iconic Paso Robles wine brands. These are brands with of course history behind them, but also name recognition and acclaim that spans far and wide, that helped put Paso Wine Country on the map! J. Lohr, named after its founder Jerry Lohr, has been in the game over 45 years. Jerry did what every Stanford educated former NASA research scientist does, and that's start a winey. Truthfully, farming is in his blood, we learn how this iconic brand not only started, but stays on its toes, and relevant. I was thrilled to sit down with Chief Brand Officer and fan of the  WWTY podcast, Cynthia Lohr. Cynthia also has a rich career history that brought her back into the family business with all the tools to J. Lohr lead in so many ways in the wine industry . She used to work in social services, and in the tech industry. She was also on the team that led the company called Alexa to be acquired by Amazon, which is now a house hold name. I wonder if she has one of those in her house? I'll ask her. "Hey Alexa, stop eavesdropping on me, but before you do that, play the 'Where Wine Takes You' podcast. The other iconic brand we feature in this show is Tobin James. Tobin James is on Paso's east side on Highway 46, in perfect position to be one of the first stops in town when you are arriving from California's central valley. Fans of Tobin James, known as the 'James Gang' know they play by their own rules. Their wine has enjoyed acclaim and recognition for close to 40 years. Their parties are bigger and badder than any place around, and their tasting room visits, and wine club members humbly brag numbers other wineries dream of. What's the secret? I'll ask the man himself, Tobin James, who is always a great conversation and as real as it gets. - For more information on the wineries, or to plan your next trip to Paso, visit <a href="http://www.pasowine.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pasowine.com</a> Original Music on WWTY performed by Moonshiner Collective. Available wherever you get your music.  Learn more about the band at <a href="http://www.moonshinercollective.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.moonshinercollective.com</a> Where Wine Takes You - A Paso Wine Podcast is Executive Produced by Joel Peterson and the Paso Robles Wine Country Alliance. Where Wine Takes You is recorded, produced, and hosted by Adam Montiel ©2020 Where Wine Takes You

Ep 6: Iconic Paso Brands – J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines | Tobin James Cellars