Kathleen Inman's guest appearances

Kathleen Inman

Wine for Normal People

Wine Soundtrack - USA

The Grit Files

Stu Smith

Limerick Lane

Ana Keller

Keller Estate

Mick Unti

Jake Bilbro

Jason Haas

Richard Betts

Andrew Jones

David Ramey

Tyler Babin

Vanessa Conlin

Matt Iaconis

Madeline Puckette

Jane Anson

OwlTail

Loralyn Mears

Loralyn Mears, PhD spoke with Kathleen Inman, founder of Inman Family Wines, about her "eco-ethics," sustainability, unexpected but wholly defensible choice to use screwcaps on her premium wines and why her Pinot Noir is one of the best in all of Sonoma County.

Loralyn Mears, PhD spoke with Kathleen Inman, founder of Inman Family Wines, about her "eco-ethics," sustainability, unexpected but wholly defensible choice to use screwcaps on her premium wines and why her Pinot Noir is one of the best in all of Sonoma County.

Wine Down and Chill with Loralyn Mears & Guest Kathleen Inman of Inman Family Wines

The 4 seasons, 5 elements and 6 senses of Pinot Noir. Explore the TerroirAt Inman Family Wines we practice sensitive farming and natural winemaking, growing grapes and making wine in Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley.The alchemy of the elements created our beautiful and unique estate vineyard, Olivet Grange. Winemaker Kathleen Inman brings a "sixth sense" to the creation of unique blends, elegant to the palate.As a third-generation Napa Valley native, it’s no surprise that Kathleen developed an interest in wine. However, it wasn’t until she attended a wine tasting seminar as a college student at UC Santa Barbara that she took an active interest in her revered grape: Pinot Noir. When she returned home to Napa in the summer before her junior year, she took a job at Napa Creek Winery, which was a small startup winery on the Silverado Trail. At Napa Creek Winery, she had the opportunity to lead tours and perform various tasks in the cellar. This video shows that her love of gardening began at an early age when she helped her father in their home garden and her grandmother in her garden and orchard.

The 4 seasons, 5 elements and 6 senses of Pinot Noir. Explore the Terroir At Inman Family Wines we practice sensitive farming and natural winemaking, growing grapes and making wine in Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley. The alchemy of the elements created our beautiful and unique estate vineyard, Olivet Grange. Winemaker Kathleen Inman brings a "sixth sense" to the creation of unique blends, elegant to the palate. As a third-generation Napa Valley native, it’s no surprise that Kathleen developed an interest in wine. However, it wasn’t until she attended a wine tasting seminar as a college student at UC Santa Barbara that she took an active interest in her revered grape: Pinot Noir. When she returned home to Napa in the summer before her junior year, she took a job at Napa Creek Winery, which was a small startup winery on the Silverado Trail. At Napa Creek Winery, she had the opportunity to lead tours and perform various tasks in the cellar. This video shows that her love of gardening began at an early age when she helped her father in their home garden and her grandmother in her garden and orchard.

Inman Family Wines - Kathleen Inman

This week, we are honored to have Kathleen Inman – winegrower, winemaker, forklift driver, salesperson – of Inman Family Wines. She started Inman with the 2000 planting of a plot of land - Olivet Grange Vineyard (OGV), on the corner of Piner Road and Olivet Lane in the Russian River valley. A little over 10 acres, it’s mostly Pinot noir with some Pinot gris, but we’ll talk about 3 acres or so for vegetables and herbs, which seems so relevant and important  to Kathleen’s story, and all the ways she makes her wine with as little impact as possible to the planet. Here are the notes:       Kathleen talks about what was it was like to grow up in Napa and its influence on her and her wines She discusses her “aha!” wine moment with Pinot at UC-Santa Barbara and how it set her on the path to getting into wine Kathleen shares how her life as an accountant, consultant, and head hunter helped her in the wine biz  She shares how her time in the UK taught her about gardening, the land, and wine culture that changes how she thinks about wine now Kathleen tells us how and why farming in concert with nature is so important to the quality of wine We talk about Inman's delicious Pinot Noir, rosé, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, and sparkling and how Kathleen taught herself to make these exceptional wines.  We discuss what it really means to be a non-interventionist winemaker We end with a discussion regarding Kathleen's great advocacy for women in wine.      Kathleen makes outstanding wine, check it out at http://www.inmanfamilywines.com!   And thank you to our sponsor this week!    The Great Courses Plus -- who makes you smarter and more well rounded! With thousands of outstanding video lectures that you can watch or listen to any time and anywhere, The Great Courses Plus is an easy way to stimulate your brain and make you smarter! For a free trial, go to thegreatcoursesplus.com/wine 

This week, we are honored to have Kathleen Inman – winegrower, winemaker, forklift driver, salesperson – of <a href="http://www.inmanfamilywines.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Inman Family Wines.</a> She started Inman with the 2000 planting of a plot of land - Olivet Grange Vineyard (OGV), on the corner of Piner Road and Olivet Lane in the Russian River valley. A little over 10 acres, it’s mostly Pinot noir with some Pinot gris, but we’ll talk about 3 acres or so for vegetables and herbs, which seems so relevant and important  to Kathleen’s story, and all the ways she makes her wine with as little impact as possible to the planet. Here are the notes:  <ul> <li> <ul> <li>Kathleen talks about what was it was like to grow up in Napa and its influence on her and her wines</li> <li>She discusses her “aha!” wine moment with Pinot at UC-Santa Barbara and how it set her on the path to getting into wine</li> <li>Kathleen shares how her life as an accountant, consultant, and head hunter helped her in the wine biz </li> <li>She shares how her time in the UK taught her about gardening, the land, and wine culture that changes how she thinks about wine now</li> <li>Kathleen tells us how and why farming in concert with nature is so important to the quality of wine</li> <li>We talk about Inman's delicious Pinot Noir, rosé, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, and sparkling and how Kathleen taught herself to make these exceptional wines. </li> <li>We discuss what it really means to be a non-interventionist winemaker</li> <li>We end with a discussion regarding Kathleen's great advocacy for women in wine. </li> </ul> </li> </ul>  Kathleen makes outstanding wine, check it out at <a href="http://www.inmanfamilywines.com!" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.inmanfamilywines.com!</a> And thank you to our sponsor this week!   The Great Courses Plus -- who makes you smarter and more well rounded! With thousands of outstanding video lectures that you can watch or listen to any time and anywhere, The Great Courses Plus is an easy way to stimulate your brain and make you smarter! For a free trial, go to <a href="http://www.thegreatcoursesplus.com/wine" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">thegreatcoursesplus.com/wine</a>

Ep 225: Kathleen Inman, Pinot Noir Goddess of Inman Family Wines, Sonoma, CA