Noel Diaz's guest appearances

Noel Diaz

Oficina de Evangelización y Catequesis

Natural Disasters

The Marc Guzman Experience

Indie Wine podcast

Martha Stoumen

Elizabeth Warren

Patrick Cappiello

Keith Robinson

Italina Kirknis

Ryan Meyer

Tracey Brandt

Severine Perru

Roxanne Adams

Bill Davis

Jorge Castillo

Eric Meyers

Ron Mintz

Cheryl Krauter

Penny Lane

OwlTail

Hear Noel from Purity wines discuss running a natural winery in an urban environment, farming practices and how he collaborates with other winemakers, musicians and artists.  https://www.instagram.com/puritywine/https://www.puritywine.net/ https://linktr.ee/indiewinepodcast--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/matt-wood4/support

Hear Noel from Purity wines discuss running a natural winery in an urban environment, farming practices and how he collaborates with other winemakers, musicians and artists.  <a href="https://www.instagram.com/puritywine/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/puritywine/</a><a href="https://www.puritywine.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.puritywine.net/</a> <a href="https://linktr.ee/indiewinepodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://linktr.ee/indiewinepodcast</a>--- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/matt-wood4/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/matt-wood4/support</a>

IWP Ep02 Noel Diaz - Purity Wines

Noel Diaz of Purity wine brings a bottle that makes Marissa smile so big it hurt, Adam cries about mariachi bands, and they discuss co-op life, the importance of community, and the future growth of natural wine. Theme music by Monster Rally Natural Disasters is powered by Simplecast.

Noel Diaz of Purity wine brings a bottle that makes Marissa smile so big it hurt, Adam cries about mariachi bands, and they discuss co-op life, the importance of community, and the future growth of natural wine. Theme music by Monster Rally Natural Disasters is powered by <a href="http://simplecast.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Simplecast.</a>

Ep8: Noel Diaz of Purity

As a wine buyer for various restaurants and stores, Noel Diaz learned a lot about the wine industry and how wine was made. Shortly after, Noel followed his wine passion and jumped into winemaking. He started Purity Wines in 2013, specializing in natural and organic winemaking. He recently moved his start up from Treasure Island to Richmond, CA and into a co-op with a few other wineries. On this episode, Noel super educates us on the joys and complexities of running a start-up wine company.  Guest: http://bit.ly/2hFRcSs Instagram: http://bit.ly/2hGLNul  Intro                           Getting started  Moved to the Bay Area in the 80’s Worked in restaurant business to pay for college Took classes, had a mentor who advised to get more involved with wine making Became a buyer for restaurants Got licensed in 2013  Learning to make wine  Mentor: Clint Hotel, one of several mentors Inspired from “I’ll Drink to That” podcast  Harvests  What can go wrong  Winery co-op  Started on Treasure Island Joined with other winemakers to find a working space Held off on tasting room until demand for one become too high Still learning systems  Organic Wines  Didn’t originally have connections Sustainability Finding fruit growers Stay away from chemicals Willing to accept issues  Tasting the wine  Whites and reds made similar Grapes from Rough &amp; Ready, CA Marzan (white) sparkle in it, sold in Oakland  Production  Small, limited number of cases Number of cases determines tax bracket Equipment costs- new vs used barrels Winemaking process  Tasting the wine  Barbera (red) Direct press Bubbles  Drought  Red wines made during drought Adapting Grape quality in California Prices/ Location to buy Tours start in November 

As a wine buyer for various restaurants and stores, Noel Diaz learned a lot about the wine industry and how wine was made. Shortly after, Noel followed his wine passion and jumped into winemaking. He started Purity Wines in 2013, specializing in natural and organic winemaking. He recently moved his start up from Treasure Island to Richmond, CA and into a co-op with a few other wineries. On this episode, Noel super educates us on the joys and complexities of running a start-up wine company.  Guest: <a href="http://bit.ly/2hFRcSs" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/2hFRcSs</a> Instagram: <a href="http://bit.ly/2hGLNul" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://bit.ly/2hGLNul</a> Intro                           Getting started <ul> <li>Moved to the Bay Area in the 80’s</li> <li>Worked in restaurant business to pay for college</li> <li>Took classes, had a mentor who advised to get more involved with wine making</li> <li>Became a buyer for restaurants</li> <li>Got licensed in 2013</li> </ul> Learning to make wine <ul> <li>Mentor: Clint Hotel, one of several mentors</li> <li>Inspired from “I’ll Drink to That” podcast</li> </ul> Harvests <ul> <li>What can go wrong</li> </ul> Winery co-op <ul> <li>Started on Treasure Island</li> <li>Joined with other winemakers to find a working space</li> <li>Held off on tasting room until demand for one become too high</li> <li>Still learning systems</li> </ul> Organic Wines <ul> <li>Didn’t originally have connections</li> <li>Sustainability</li> <li>Finding fruit growers</li> <li>Stay away from chemicals</li> <li>Willing to accept issues</li> </ul> Tasting the wine <ul> <li>Whites and reds made similar</li> <li>Grapes from Rough &amp; Ready, CA</li> <li>Marzan (white) sparkle in it, sold in Oakland</li> </ul> Production <ul> <li>Small, limited number of cases</li> <li>Number of cases determines tax bracket</li> <li>Equipment costs- new vs used barrels</li> <li>Winemaking process</li> </ul> Tasting the wine <ul> <li>Barbera (red)</li> <li>Direct press</li> <li>Bubbles</li> </ul> Drought <ul> <li>Red wines made during drought</li> <li>Adapting</li> <li>Grape quality in California</li> <li>Prices/ Location to buy</li> <li>Tours start in November</li> </ul>

Ep 017 | Noel Diaz of Purity Wines

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Encuentro KERIGMA Catequético Arquidiócesis de Galveston-Houston <a href="http://www.encuentrokerigma.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.encuentrokerigma.com</a> Teléfono 713-741-8798 email: gsalazar@arhchg.org