The boys meditate on mortality. Thanks for three great years. 

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Olga Riffault, Chinon, 'Les Picasses,' 1987 //

Cantalupo, Ghemme, “Agamium,' 1983////

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In the thrilling conclusion to their season on the Pacific Northwest, the boys try to understand just what, exactly, all the wines they drank were reacting *against.* In a phone call today, Kevin described this episode as "one of the meta ones," and I think that's beautiful. I hope someone is keeping track of how often Duck compares himself to Lady Gaga. Thanks to all the people of the Pacific Northwest for making very good wines. ////LIST////
Domaine Drouhin, Willamette Valley  Pinot Noir,  2017// 
Pursued by Bear, Columbia Valley, 'Bear Cub,' 2016 //
Owen Roe, Columbia Valley, 'Ex Umbris,'  2018 ////

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The boys are joined by Jordan Michelman from Sprudge (and a million other places) to discuss the brads of the Pacific Northwest. Specifically, we’re talking about grapes that travelled far and probing the limits of terroir. Jordan is an absolute font of knowledge and you should stop whatever you’re doing right now and check out his most recent bylines. His instagram is @suitcasewines. ////

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Buona Note, Columbia Gorge Sauvignon, 'Il Nido,' 2018//

Lares vintage farm, Umpqua Valley Aligote, 2018//

Hundred Suns, Yakima Valley Grenache, 'Elephant Mtn. Vineyard,' 2017////

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The boys are back in the PNWSSR and this time they are getting serious. The wines for this episode are all really good so buy them. Maybe just get them before you listen. Seriously. Long discussions about domestic winemaking, actual empathy from your jaded hosts, and even a touch of earnestness. Anyhow, think about where stuff comes from, you dinguses. Support weird mystics in wine, even if it’s just a bit. We love lunatics.  ////

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Limited Addition, Eola Amity Hills Chenin, 'Noble Dry,' 2019//

the Color Collector,  Havlin Vineyard Gamay Noir,2019//

Hiyu, Columbia Valley, 'Tzum Feis,' 2017////

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Welcome to Pacificnorthwestlandia. The boys discuss the concept of Chadosity in wines from Oregon, a place that they malign right out of the fucking gate. Duck describes a guy, the return of h*rses, and Kevin welcomes a newcomer to the Creed. It’s a banger of an ep and you’d be a fool to not listen, even though there aren’t any guests. We’re trying to go back to our roots. Patreon.com/disgorgeous for bonus eps, wine reviews and advance lists of what we’re drinking.  The zine issue 2 is coming omg get ready btw. ////LIST////

Morgen Long, Willamette Valley Chardonnay, 'Memorie,' NV //

Teutonic Wine Co, Willamette Valley pinot Meunier, 'Borgo Pass Vineyard,' 2017//

Division Wine Co, Willamette Valley Pinot Noir, 'Un' 2019////

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The boys are joined by Eti Emokpae to spend more time in Galicia, specifically Ribeira Sacra and Ribeiro. Due to a hefty amount of CBDs, Duck actually can pay attention and not do depression and Eti is just an absolute delight. Kevin does cool things too, really, all in all, it's perfect and it's such a great way to leave Spain for a bit. What a wonderful season, catch the boys on Patreon this week to dissect it. ////LIST////
Fedellos do Couto, Ribeira Sacra, 'Conas Brancas,' 2018//
Bernardo Estevez, Ribeiro Branco, 'Chans e lus', 2018//

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The boys are joined by Veronica Stoler and Ariana Rolich of Campio Collective (join their wine club) to talk about Garnacha, the metaphysics of appellations, soil types, and Duck’s hot amphora takes. This of course, is done through the lens of Gredos, the hottest “appellation” in “Spain” that is going to be out of all of our price ranges pretty fucking soon. Our recommendation: buy anything our guests tell you to. ////List////

Bodega Bernabeleva, Vinos de Madrid, ‘Camino de Navaherreros,’ 2018//

Ruben Diaz, Sierra de Gredos, ‘Cebreros Cuesta del Tejar,’ 2016//

Orly Lumbreras, Sierra de grados, ‘Malandro,’ 2016////

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The boys are joined by Dana Staley and Nick Africano, the bi coastal team behind Enramistas, a sherry wine club thats taking the world by storm. We recorded this 1000 million years ago, but holy fuck has the world of sherry transformed when you weren’t looking. Please sign up for the next drop of some truly radical sherry at http://enramanewyorkcity.com/sherryclub or via the ‘gram. ///List///

CALLEJUELA, Sanlucar de Barrameda, Manzanilla Fina//

Alexander Jules, Jerez de La Frontera, Fino//

Ramiro Ibanez/ Cota 45, Sanlucar de Barrameda, Agostado Cortado 2016 ////

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We recorded this the day it snowed and Duck was already drunk. It was the third episode we did that week. It might be the best modern episode of disgorgeous. We discussed gators, island wines, and I think teen romance? I have no concrete memories, the conversation just flowed and brought joy to the world. Sara's wines FUCKING WHIP, and they just got NYC distribution, so please find them and drink them whenever.  Happy new years, I love you all. Duck's mic sucked for a little bit, sorry, but it gets fixed.
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Dolores Cabrera Fernandez, Valle de La Orotava Rosado, 'La Araucaria' 2019//
Envinate, 'Benje Tinto,' 2019//
Killer Quail Wines, Dry Creek Valley, 'Carbonic Zinfandel,' 2019//// 

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Fuck we're done so many episodes this week and I don't remember this really but it's good, I promise. Featuring our amazing friends Sarah Fernandez and Jirka Jireh, I'm pretty sure we talked about Bierzo and Galicia and how wine is hell but also, redeemable if we try hard enough. Yirka and Sarah are rock stars. Follow and read them and take classes with them and have them challenge you. We stan. Also, the wines were good. LIST///
La Senda,  Bierzo, '1984,' 2018//
La  Peridida, Valdeorras, 'Meu,' 2018////

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