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EN S4E12 Cheryl Kingan, Student of Liquids
When she's not playing the baritone sax, Cheryl Kingan sells wine in New York City. She previously worked in specialty coffee for many years. Cheryl's interest in drinks is not only culinary: this passion has naturally led her to advocate for sustainable agriculture and community development. She loves educating her clients and the public about indigenous grape varieties from Greece, Eastern Europe, Italy and Slovenia.
Cheryl and Rose Thomas talk about the life of a "student of liquids," a term coined by the bartender who inspired RT's journey into drinks: the natural synergy between baristas and bartenders, the adventure of visiting vineyards and coffee farms around the world, tips for getting started tasting wine or coffee, and the potential of tasting notes to be internationally delightful.
Note from Rose Thomas: Cheryl and I are friends and she plays in a band with my husband. We are both certified sommeliers through the Sommelier Society of America, where we also both work as educators.
sommeliersocietyofamerica.org
Listen to Cheryl play music with the bands below!
thesceneisnow.bandcamp.com/music (featured in the episode)
tierslafamilia.bandcamp.com
75dollarbill.bandcamp.com
Modo di Bere is a multiplatform publication by Rose Thomas Bannister. In addition to this podcast, Rose Thomas also makes:
A newsletter! Essays from Modo di Bere Magazine & more at www.mododibere.com
A travel show! Subscribe to Modo di Bere TV youtube.com/@mododibere
Many friends! Meet them when you follow @mododibere on Instagram and TikTok
Music composed by Ersilia Prosperi for the band Ou: www.oumusic.bandcamp.com
Buy their latest album at https://folderol.it/ou/
This episode was produced and recorded by Rose Thomas Bannister
Video and audio edited by Giulia Àlvarez-Katz
Audio assistance by Steve Silverstein
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By Rose Thomas BannisterWhen she's not playing the baritone sax, Cheryl Kingan sells wine in New York City. She previously worked in specialty coffee for many years. Cheryl's interest in drinks is not only culinary: this passion has naturally led her to advocate for sustainable agriculture and community development. She loves educating her clients and the public about indigenous grape varieties from Greece, Eastern Europe, Italy and Slovenia.
Cheryl and Rose Thomas talk about the life of a "student of liquids," a term coined by the bartender who inspired RT's journey into drinks: the natural synergy between baristas and bartenders, the adventure of visiting vineyards and coffee farms around the world, tips for getting started tasting wine or coffee, and the potential of tasting notes to be internationally delightful.
Note from Rose Thomas: Cheryl and I are friends and she plays in a band with my husband. We are both certified sommeliers through the Sommelier Society of America, where we also both work as educators.
sommeliersocietyofamerica.org
Listen to Cheryl play music with the bands below!
thesceneisnow.bandcamp.com/music (featured in the episode)
tierslafamilia.bandcamp.com
75dollarbill.bandcamp.com
Modo di Bere is a multiplatform publication by Rose Thomas Bannister. In addition to this podcast, Rose Thomas also makes:
A newsletter! Essays from Modo di Bere Magazine & more at www.mododibere.com
A travel show! Subscribe to Modo di Bere TV youtube.com/@mododibere
Many friends! Meet them when you follow @mododibere on Instagram and TikTok
Music composed by Ersilia Prosperi for the band Ou: www.oumusic.bandcamp.com
Buy their latest album at https://folderol.it/ou/
This episode was produced and recorded by Rose Thomas Bannister
Video and audio edited by Giulia Àlvarez-Katz
Audio assistance by Steve Silverstein