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On this episode of The Black Wine Guy Experience, MJ Towler sits down with guest Alex Baer, a winemaker who recently released his first Syrah wine as part of his portfolio. Baer shares that the wines are named after the vintage or the experiences he was going through. They also discuss Baer's health issues that threatened his ability to produce wine and how he took the time to reflect on his career and its toll on his body.
Throughout the episode, Baer shares his journey in winemaking, including choosing to pursue a career in winemaking instead of continuing his studies in the medical field. He talks about experiences working in different vineyards and his introduction to Guillaume from Clos Selene, who expressed interest in hiring Baer.
Alex discusses the challenges of selling his wine, sharing his story, and dealing with judgment in the current age. He expresses his commitment to focusing on showcasing the brand and the hard work put into it. Baer also talks about the importance of the vineyard care provided by Coastal Vineyard Care, considered one of the best farmers on the central coast. Mentioning specific vineyards they work with, including the famed James Berry Vineyard and his new project in the Adelaide District with the Stein family.
Tune in to this episode of The Black Wine Guy Experience to hear Alex Baer's inspiring journey in winemaking, his challenges, and his passion for showcasing his brand.
A Massive THANK YOU to Alex Baer!!!
This episode’s wine, 2020 Allbaer Chargement Syrah
To learn more about Allbaer Wines, click the link!
Follow Alex on IG
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Until next time, cheers to the mavericks, philosophers, deep thinkers, and wine drinkers!
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By Marvin J. Towler4.9
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On this episode of The Black Wine Guy Experience, MJ Towler sits down with guest Alex Baer, a winemaker who recently released his first Syrah wine as part of his portfolio. Baer shares that the wines are named after the vintage or the experiences he was going through. They also discuss Baer's health issues that threatened his ability to produce wine and how he took the time to reflect on his career and its toll on his body.
Throughout the episode, Baer shares his journey in winemaking, including choosing to pursue a career in winemaking instead of continuing his studies in the medical field. He talks about experiences working in different vineyards and his introduction to Guillaume from Clos Selene, who expressed interest in hiring Baer.
Alex discusses the challenges of selling his wine, sharing his story, and dealing with judgment in the current age. He expresses his commitment to focusing on showcasing the brand and the hard work put into it. Baer also talks about the importance of the vineyard care provided by Coastal Vineyard Care, considered one of the best farmers on the central coast. Mentioning specific vineyards they work with, including the famed James Berry Vineyard and his new project in the Adelaide District with the Stein family.
Tune in to this episode of The Black Wine Guy Experience to hear Alex Baer's inspiring journey in winemaking, his challenges, and his passion for showcasing his brand.
A Massive THANK YOU to Alex Baer!!!
This episode’s wine, 2020 Allbaer Chargement Syrah
To learn more about Allbaer Wines, click the link!
Follow Alex on IG
____________________________________________________________
Until next time, cheers to the mavericks, philosophers, deep thinkers, and wine drinkers!
Subscribe and give The Black Wine Guy Experience a five-star review on whichever platform you listen to.
For insider info from MJ and exclusive content from the show, sign up at
Blackwineguy.com
Follow MJ @blackwineguy
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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