Our first attempt at this resulted in catastrophic audio quality...but I was so intrigued by her enthusiasm and thoughtful approach to wine and wine education that I had to find the time to get her back on the show. 

Meet Tonya Morning Star.

I am thrilled to share the latest episode of Wine Talks, featuring my special guest, Tanya Morning Star, CEO of the Cellar Muse. This episode delves into the world of wine education, exploring the rich tapestry of wine origin, history, and the unifying experience of wine tasting.

In this engaging episode, Tanya discusses her unique approach to wine education, emphasizing the importance of understanding a wine's origin and the joy that comes from truly connecting with its story. She sheds light on the transformation in the wine industry from gatekeeping to a more open, enthusiastic, and accessible experience for everyone.

Tanya also highlights the significance of wine tourism and the profound experiences that come from being immersed in wine culture. With her immersive educational tours in places like Burgundy, Champagne, and Sonoma, she provides participants with unique and deep insights that go beyond traditional wine tasting.

This episode is not only for seasoned wine professionals but also for enthusiasts who wish to deepen their understanding and appreciation of wine. Tanya's passion for wine education and her innovative teaching methods are sure to inspire you.

Tune in to this episode and let Tanya Morningstar guide you through the beautiful journey of wine exploration. Whether you're a professional sommelier or a wine lover, this conversation is packed with insights that will enhance your wine knowledge and appreciation.

Listen now and bring a glass along as we toast to the joy and wonder of wine!

Cheers, The Wine Talks Team

P.S. Don't miss Tanya's thoughts on the significance of preserving cultural heritage through wine education, and how you can experience this even from your own home. Enjoy!

1. Tanya Morningstar is not only a wine expert but also a historian and taught wine history at the college level for a decade.

2. Paul Kalemkiarian's father was a pharmacist who fell in love with wine after owning a liquor store.

3. Tanya Morningstar leads immersive educational wine experiences in regions like France, Italy, and California, which sometimes include places not open to the public.

4. Paul Kalemkiarian spends his free time coaching Little League baseball, reflecting his enthusiasm for both wine and sports.