Podcast appearances and mentions of abbey creek vineyard

Season 7 Finale: Redefining Wine with Bertony Faustin of Abbey Creek VineyardIn a special full-circle moment, host Heidi reunites with her very first guest, Bertony Faustin, Oregon's first Black vineyard owner and winemaker. Seven years after their initial conversation, Bertony returns—this time with his dynamic team members, Asha and Elise—to share his inspiring journey of defying industry norms and creating a unique wine experience at Abbey Creek Vineyard, known as "The Crick." They delve into the power of relationships, the courage to embrace authenticity, and how personal stories can transform an industry. From discussing his Haitian heritage and the pivotal moment that led him to winemaking, to exploring how his team brings the brand to life, this episode is a heartfelt exploration of passion, representation, and the magic that happens when you show up as your true self. Don't miss this engaging and uplifting conversation that goes beyond the glass.

Season 7 Finale: Redefining Wine with Bertony Faustin of Abbey Creek VineyardIn a special full-circle moment, host Heidi reunites with her very first guest, Bertony Faustin, Oregon's first Black vineyard owner and winemaker. Seven years after their initial conversation, Bertony returns—this time with his dynamic team members, Asha and Elise—to share his inspiring journey of defying industry norms and creating a unique wine experience at Abbey Creek Vineyard, known as "The Crick." They delve into the power of relationships, the courage to embrace authenticity, and how personal stories can transform an industry. From discussing his Haitian heritage and the pivotal moment that led him to winemaking, to exploring how his team brings the brand to life, this episode is a heartfelt exploration of passion, representation, and the magic that happens when you show up as your true self. Don't miss this engaging and uplifting conversation that goes beyond the glass.

For Bertony Faustin, the death of his father ignited within him a desire to stop taking life for granted and to start giving it his all - including taking new risks along the way. He decided to use his pain as fuel and take advantage of a vineyard plot owned by his in-laws. Abbey Creek Vineyard was founded...and the rest is history. Bertony takes us on the journey of how he was able to become Oregon's first Black winemaker - a feat that may have seemed ridiculous to outsiders - but doable to him. If you're not sure you have what it takes to make your dreams come true, Bertony will give you the push you need to start believing in yourself and your vision. Learn how this anesthesia tech turned winemaker became a changemaker. Some of the topics we explore: The immigrant hustle How he got his start in the Oregon wine industry Why he made himself the brand The importance of hiring a coach His signature looks Feelings are not facts The truth about getting into the wine industry Partnership > collaboration... and more ** This episode originally aired on October 21, 2019** FIND BERTONY FAUSTIN ONLINE: Instagram: @thebertonyfaustin Twitter: @abbeycreekwineWeb: www.abbeycreekwine.com SIGN UP FOR OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER - THE KEYS: www.dreamsindrive.com/join  DONATE TO DREAMS IN DRIVE: www.dreamsindrive.com/donate

“It’s great that I’m the first, but what’s most important is that I’m not the last.”If you’re a wine lover or a visionary, you are going to adore my guest today! Bertony Faustin is a philosopher, thought-provoker, and change-maker, and his spirit is one that will endure all obstacles and setbacks, all while inspiring others to do the same!In 2008, Bertony became the first recorded black winemaker in Oregon – and the journey that led him to this incredible accomplishment was not typical, nor could it have been. You are going to hear his entire story of how he pivoted from being an anesthesiologist to a successful trailblazer and futurist in the wine industry.Bertony embodies all the characteristics of a visionary leader. He’s looking to change the world and he’s doing that by courageously using his freedom of choice and breaking the societal stereotypes that sometimes hold people in their narrow boxes. He forges clarity into what the future should look like, builds connectedness in every arena, and shapes a positive culture for the next generation.While I was listening to his story, I particularly loved his mindset of taking leaps of passion instead of leaps of faith, and how his business signature is not the wines he produces but the taste of life and the experience he is offering to the people that cross his threshold at Abbey Creek Vineyard. For him, relational capital means more than all the money one can ascertain, and he constantly works on creating an industry culture based on meaningful connections.Listen to Episode 15 of Roar, and learn how you can change an industry by having the right vision. I’m sure you’ll enjoy Bertony’s unique way of thinking and you’ll definitely feel motivated to go after your dreams with boldness. Some questions I ask:Why did you decide to go into the movie industry and what is your documentary about? (13:14)What sets you apart? What is the Abbey Creek experience and what type of customers are you servicing? (22:15)How did you get people to buy into your leadership vision as a winemaker? (25:20)Are you stepping into any other new business arenas in 2020 or beyond? (34:42)In this episode, you will learn:How & why Bertony made a great pivot from being an anesthesiologist to making wine. (04:37)How stereotypes can sometimes prevent people from going after their vision and purpose in life. (10:46)The difference between a mentor and a coach. (15:03)How to make the most impact in the field you activate in & How Bertony repurposed the wine industry. (17:27)How you can change the world, by focusing on one person at a time. (23:46)The biggest mistake in branding & the importance of marketing the person, not the product. (25:42)Envision versus envisage & where people get stuck. (27:58)Why it is better to take leaps of passion instead of leaps of faith. (30:17)The reason why Bertony created the Pinot Noir Juice. (35:14)The trap of “giving back” & how Bertony sees this needs to be done. (36:26)Connect with Bertony:WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedInResources mentioned:Book: Chris Voss – Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On ItDocumentary: Bertony Faustin – Red, White & Balck See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In 2008 Bertony Faustin became the 1st recorded black winemaker in Oregon. The journey that lead him to this incredible accomplishment was not typical nor could it have been. In and industry of legacy and privilege Bertony had neither, he was not the decedent of prominent wine lineage and his motivation was never strictly about the wine. His destiny was sown deeply into the fabric of family and living up to the expectations of his father. With so many entering the industry to become a renowned wine maker Bertony had bigger plans. He saw his opportunity to build a platform that would allow him to change the world. "I don't love the industry, I love what the industry allows me to do." Building the foundation to bring people together, break bread and develop community. His efforts allow for a deeper conversation into diversity, equity & inclusion.

For Bertony Faustin, the death of his father ignited within him a desire to stop taking life for granted and to start giving it his all. He decided to use his pain as fuel and took advantage of a vineyard plot owned by his in-laws. Abbey Creek Vineyard was founded...and the rest is history. Bertony takes us on the journey of how he was able to become Oregon's first Black winemaker - a feat that may have seemed ridiculous to outsiders - but doable to him. If you're not sure you have what it takes to make your dreams come true, Bertony will give you the push you need to start believing in yourself and your vision. Learn how this anesthesia tech turned winemaker became a changemaker. Some of the topics we explore: The immigrant hustle How he got his start in the Oregon wine industry Why he made himself the brand The importance of hiring a coach His signature looks Feelings are not facts The truth about getting into the wine industry Partnership > Collaboration... and more SHOW NOTES: http:www.dreamsindrive.com/bertony-faustin SUPPORT DREAMS IN DRIVE: http://www.dreamsindrive.com/donate JOIN THE #DREAMSINDRIVE FACEBOOK GROUP: http://www.dreamsindrive.com/facebook SIGN UP FOR OUR WEEKLY NEWSLETTER - THE KEYS: http://www.dreamsindrive.com/join FIND BERTONY ONLINE: IG: https://www.instagram.com/thebertonyfaustin FIND RANA ON SOCIAL: Instagram: http://instagram.com/rainshineluv Twitter: http://twitter.com/rainshineluv FIND DREAMS IN DRIVE ON:Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/dreamsindrive Twitter: http://twitter.com/dreamsindrive Web: http://www.dreamsindrive.com

Happy Mother's Day from The Basically Brown Podcast!! This week on the show we're determined to find out what respect means to us and how it continues to be one of the unspoken rules in the Brown Community.  We've all been in those uncomfortable conversations where we feel we're being disrespected, so how do you stand up for yourself while respecting your elders?  Is that even possible?   In Brown Bag Talk we're talking Jada Pinkett Smith and August Alsina ... Friendship or something more?  This lead us to ... Let's just say the topic of having your cake and eating it too? No spoilers here! You'll just have to listen! Yes, we covered a lot this week ... But don't worry, we still highlighted 2 amazing Brown Bosses for you to check out! Bertony Faustin of The Abbey Creek Vineyard in Portland, Oregon. Renee Watkins Traveling yoga https://linktr.ee/iamreneewatkins www.abbeycreekvineyard.com IG: AbbeyCreekWine

Red, White & Black is a passion project and the brainchild of Bertony Faustin, proprietor of Abbey Creek Vineyard in North Plains, Oregon. The first recorded Black winemaker in Oregon, Bertony began the Red, White & Black journey to help identify and tell the stories of other minority winemakers. As the project has taken shape, more minorities in winemaking have surfaced and an important story has become ever more important. The purpose of Red White & Black is to tell the story of minority winemakers in Oregon. To highlight those people who are deeply entrenched, have their livelihood on the line but somehow are missed by the press and not often included openly in the larger Oregon wine community. This is to tell the story of what life is like, what hurdles, acceptances, challenges and opportunities exist. To share what it is like to be a person of color or LGBT in a generally white, high brow industry. But most importantly, this documentary is intended to encourage other minorities to step outside the boundaries put around them and pursue their dreams.

Today we sit down with Abbey Creek Vineyard owner Bertony Faustin. As the first black vineyard owner in Oregon Bertony has paved his own journey to success. Make sure you visit his winery in North Plains, Oregon just 30 minutes west of Portland. 31441 NW Commercial St,97133 North Plains, U.S.abbeycreekvinyard.com

Today we sit down with Abbey Creek Vineyard owner Bertony Faustin. As the first black vineyard owner in Oregon Bertony has paved his own journey to success. Make sure you visit his winery in North Plains, Oregon just 30 minutes west of Portland. 31441 NW Commercial St,97133 North Plains, U.S.abbeycreekvinyard.com

In this episode we had the privilege of speaking with Bertony Faustin of Abbey Creek Vineyard.  Born from Haitian immigrant parents and a transplanted New Yorker, Bertony has found not only his family, but his destiny in Oregon wine country. An Anesthesia Technician by trade, Bertony started his wine career like many, somewhat by accident.  It was the passing of his father in 2007 that ispired him to take that leap of faith as his family once did in the past. Noting his in-laws had a small vineyard, he began exploring the potential of making his own wine and gradually launched  Abbey Creek Vineyard. Always a student and innovator, Bertony  is producing a documentary called Red, White & Black .The first recorded Black winemaker in Oregon, Bertony began the Red, White & Black journey to help identify and tell the stories of other minority winemakers. As the project has taken shape, more minorities in winemaking have surfaced and an important story has become ever more important. Abbey Creek Vineyard is all Bertony, all his personality, style and grace. Get to know him and you know his wine. For more information: Website: abbeycreekvineyard.com Instagram: @abbeycreekvineyard_winery Facebook: Abbey Creek Vineyard & Winery Twitter: @ACVineyard