On the season finale of In the Drink, host Joe Campanale is joined in the studio by husband-and-wife team Josiah Baldivino and Stevie Stacionis, owners and operators of the Bay Grape wine shop in Oakland, California. Bay Grape is a wine shop focused on community. In addition to wine, they offer beer, specialty sodas and a small retail selection of local, artisanal foodstuffs. They also host winemaker-led tastings and casual, relaxed wine classes.

Tune in to hear the story of Josiah and Stevie's courtship, their stint in New York, the day-to-day of running a neighborhood wine shop, and more!

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Jeff Taylor has been named wine director of Felidia, the highly acclaimed, flagship restaurant owned by Lidia Bastianich.

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This week on In the Drink, host Joe Campanale is joined in the studio by Rachel Hubert of Château Peybonhomme-Les-Tours and Château La Grolet, and Alexander Sichel of Maison Sichel. Tune in to hear these young winemakers talk about why Bordeaux doesn't have to be an expensive or unapproachable variety...indeed, it can be quite the opposite.

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This week on In the Drink, host Joe Campanale is joined in the studio by Master Distiller Eddie Russell of the Wild Turkey Distillery.

With 34 years of experience under his belt, Eddie Russell knows a thing or two about Bourbon. As the son of legendary Master Distiller Jimmy Russell, and the third generation Russell to work at the Wild Turkey Distillery in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky, Eddie Russell is of an unmatched pedigree in the Bourbon industry. Like his father, Eddie is involved through the entire distillation and aging process of Wild Turkey’s whiskeys, ensuring every bottle meets the exacting standards set forth by their predecessors.

Most recently, Eddie has led the charge on groundbreaking innovations for Wild Turkey, American Honey Sting and Wild Turkey Forgiven – which was awarded the Chairman’s Trophy at the Ultimate Spirits Competition. With the worldwide boom in Bourbon consumption, Eddie has his eye squarely on creating new whiskey expressions that appeal to a globally expanding consumer base, while cultivating Wild Turkey’s core expressions.

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This week on In the Drink, host Joe Campanale is joined by Lyle Fass, a 20 year veteran of the wine business. Fass wrote the business plan and was the founding wine buyer at Crush, the fastest growing wine store in New York City. He has also published Rockss and Fruit, a popular wine blog, for over 9 years, and is the co-founder and CEO of Fass Selections, Inc. an importer and retailer of fine European wines that buys from wineries and sells direct to consumers.

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This week on In the Drink, host Joe Campanale is joined in the studio by Susan Kostrzewa, executive editor of Wine Enthusiast magazine. She oversees the editorial direction of the print magazine, as well as all digital initiatives for the media company, and is a formal taster on the magazine wine tasting panel.

Kostrzewa is the author of numerous food, wine and travel books such as Opus Vino, a comprehensive volume of worldwide wines and wine regions, Greatest Escapes, a series of books on literary travel, and Pairings, a guide on matching the eclectic wines and foods of the world. Before relocating from Sonoma to Manhattan in 2005, Kostrzewa was senior editor of Wine Country Living, as well as a contributing writer and/or editor for Savor Wine Country, Marin Magazine, The Santa Rosa Press Democrat and several travel magazines.

Some of Kostrezwa’s more recent interview subjects include: Thomas Keller, Daniel Boulud, Tyler Florence, Francis Ford Coppola, Samantha Mathis, Joe Montana, Eric Trump, and Andy Rourke.

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This week on In the Drink, host Joe Campanale is joined in the studio by Hardy Wallace, the co-owner and winemaker of Dirty and Rowdy Family Winery in Sonoma County CA. In six and a half years, Dirty and Rowdy has gone from a small, two barrel side project, to one of the most sought after wines from CA. Hardy focusses on producing eight single vineyard Mourvèdre wines from all over CA, and a handful of small production white wines.

Dirty and Rowdy started as a project “to make wines to pair with fried chicken,” and regardless of how high or low they’ve climbed / fallen, their fried chicken mission remains the same.

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Joining us in the studio today is Alan Tardi, a James Beard Award winner and the author of the new Champagne, Uncorked: The House of Krug and the Timeless Allure of the World’s Most Celebrated Drink.

He tells us all about what makes "the smallest of the big houses" so prestigious, after focusing his research on its 2013 vintage.

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This week on In the Drink, host Joe Campanale is joined by Gaz Regan, the bartender formerly known as Gary Regan, and Bartender Emeritus at The Dead Rabbit in New York City. Gaz's first book, The Bartender's Bible, was published in 1991, and he writes for The Cocktail Lovers magazine and scotchwhisky.com on a regular basis. His newest book is The Negroni: Drinking to La Dolce Vita, with Recipes & Lore.

Tune in for this special episode in celebration of Negroni Week!

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This week on In the Drink, host Joe Campanale is joined in the studio by Isabella Pelizatti Perego of the Arturo Pelizzatti Perego winery, aka Ar.Pe.Pe.

Isabella Pelizatti Perego, is part of the fifth generation, along with her brothers Emmanuel and Guido making wines in Valtellina. Her grandfather Arturo renamed the family estate to Ar.Pe.Pe. with the 1984 harvest. As one of the best traditional wineries from Valtellina, the grapes see long macerations and even longer bottle­-aging at the cellar. Isabella has done little to change the winemaking of her father and his; wines are released when ready.

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