I have listened to most of Matthew’s podcasts several times over the last few years in pursuit of successful CMS certifications. Very grateful to Matthew for the effort and accuracy of his program. Cheers, Will.

Engaging, inspiring, and informative! Can’t thank Matthew enough for putting out such an incredible podcast. No matter the topic, I learn something new every time I tune in. Keep up the great work, Matthew!

By far I this is the most informative wine podcast

Matthew has a passion for wine that goes beyond building a following. He loves what he does and also knows A LOT about wine. The history, the grapes, etc

My absolute favorite podcast! I listen to Matthew’s episodes on repeat. They are clear and informative, and perfect for anyone interested in expanding their general wine knowledge, or for anyone studying the WSET courses. This podcast was such a big help for my level 3 exam.

I have been an admirer of the podcast since the beginning! Not only has and continues to help me further my knowledge in wine. The content is extensive, to the point, and very well delivered. As a sommelier on the floor with a busy home life (married and kids) their isn’t enough time of the day to read and study and Matt’s podcast is a reference I always go back to it! Continue the great content!

I completely adore what you are doing. I recently discovered this podcast, and I will now consider it an invaluable resource. Thank you for your precision.

Wonderful podcast. Another excellent example of a podcast that has greatly matured over time. Matthew maintains the fast paced, fact-filled approach while digging much deeper than in some of the earlier episodes. His focus on education hits a high bar. In this episode, there is a rare hiccup with the reference to disease pressure in Napa. Pierce’s disease is caused by a bacterium rather than a virus. In a previous reality with less apprehension about certain viruses, we would certainly be less sensitive.

Very well organized, clear and organized. Great resource

Very knowledgeable and credible! Will use this as a study guide

Instead of listening to other wine podcasters wax their own car, it’s nice to have finally found someone that is here to share the facts. I’m studying for my level 1 Sommelier exam and this is just the thing to use as an intro and a refresher (and you can’t study flash cards while driving to work). Thanks for the podcast and, please, keep them coming. Any chance to get Spain and Portugal before next week? ;-)