Podcasts about good wine

Welcome to Good Wine & Great Laughs Podcast by Casanova, where great conversations pair perfectly with great entertainment. In this episode we are diving into the 2026 Summer Movies Reviews Part 2: Disclosure Day - one of the most talked- about films of the summer.THE WINE OF THE DAY:BRAVE STEP PINOT NOIR VINTAGE OF 2021 FROM CHILE.CREDITS TO:UNIVERSAL PICTURESSTARS PLUS AND STARTALKROTTEN TOMATOES

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Most people expect religion to take things away. Rules, restrictions, limitations. But the first miracle Jesus ever performed was extending a party and he saved the best wine for last.In this message, we look at what Jesus meant when he said "I am the door" and what kind of life he's actually inviting you into.Turns out, it's better than you thought.

Tonight we are tasting two wines. One is a regular Riesling, and the other is a non-alcohol Riesling.Three main ways to remove alcohol from wine.Vacuum Distillation. Wine is distilled under pressure, at 85-95 degrees F.Spinning Cone uses Centrifugal force and nitrogen gas to separate wine components.Reverse Osmosis uses high-pressure filtration.One of the biggest reasons people have a problem with non-alcohol wines is the mouthfeel. Mosel is known for steep-sloped vineyards and slate and granite soils. Alsace Rieslings are normally a little fuller-bodied, higher alcohol, and have richer flavors.Tonight, we are tasting:NV. Dr. Thanisch Riesling. Purchased from HyVee Grocery Store for around $17.00. It is a medium-sweet wine. It is a crisp, alcohol-removed Mosel wine. Notes of green apple, lemon zest, and yellow stone fruits. Balanced, slightly sweet but with lively acidity. Lots of minerality. Less than 0.5% alcohol.2023 Pierre Sparr Grande Reserve Riesling from Alsace France. Purchased from Gateway Market for $16.00. Crisp with notes of pear, lemon zest, and apricot. Wine Advocate rated the wine an 87. I saw many different ratings for this wine. Seemed like a wide range of opinions, ranging from is was ok to very excellent wine.Pairs with seafood and poultry.Denise gave the first wine a 2-rating, and I think I may have given my first 1-rating. Our second wine had a great aroma, but I was a little underwhelmed with the flavor. We both gave it a three rating.

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In Season 12, Episode 12 of Good Wine & Great Laughs Podcast, Casanova pours a glass and tackles one of the most uncomfortable global headlines:Why did the United States, Israel, and Argentina vote against recognizing slavery as a crime against humanity?Yeah… let that sink in.This isn't your typical political breakdown. This is real conversation—with flavor, honesty, and just enough humor to keep it digestible.MARQUES DE CARCERES WHITE WINE FROM SPAIN VINTAGE OF 2024.CREDITS TO:DW NEWS, UNITED NATIONS, AND ROLAND MARTIN UNFILTERED.

Send a textGod cannot be in it, and it won't be good! You cannot separate goodness from the presence and the power of God. The real deal is only revealed through Christ Jesus.Be empowered. Be transformed. Be better.

They told you Rosa Parks was just tired.They lied.This Black History Month 2026, Good Wine & Great Laughs by Casanova uncorks the truth behind The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks — the groundbreaking documentary streaming on Peacock that reclaims the radical legacy of Rosa Parks.Season 12, Episode 8 is not your typical history recap. This is the Rosa Parks most textbooks avoided — the lifelong freedom fighter, anti-violence investigator, political strategist, and unapologetic rebel.We break down powerful insights from director Yoruba Richen and historian Jeanne Theoharis, highlighted in their revealing conversation on Democracy Now! — and we connect it all to today's political climate, media narratives, and the ongoing fight for democracy.THE WINE OF THE DAY: PINTA NEGRA WHITE WINE FROM PORTUGAL VINTAGE OF 2023.CREDITS TO: DEMOCRACY NOW

Season 12, Episode 7Black History Month 2026: Remembering Jesse JacksonThis isn't just another Black History Month episode.This is legacy in a glass.In Season 12, Episode 7, honoring the revolutionary life and impact of Rev. Jesse Jackson. From marching beside Dr. King to building the Rainbow PUSH Coalition… from presidential runs that reshaped American politics to decades of economic and social justice advocacy — we unpack how one man helped shift the culture, the conversation, and the country.THE WINE OF THE DAY: CULITOS VINO TINTO SUPERIOR (SUPERIOR RED WINE) FROM CHILE.CREDITS TO:NBC CHICAGOROLAND MARTIN UNFILTEREDBut here's what makes this episode different:We don't just recite history.We connect it to right now.✨ What does Rev. Jackson's activism teach today's entrepreneurs?✨ How do faith, courage, and strategy intersect in modern movements?✨ What does “keeping hope alive” look like in 2026?And yes — we do it the Good Wine & Great Laughs way:Deep, intelligent dialogueReal talk with zero filtersMoments that hit your spiritLaughter that reminds you healing can be joyfulThis episode is powerful. Personal. Necessary.If you're tired of surface-level conversations…If you crave culture with substance…If you want content that feeds your mind and your spirit…This is your show.

GOOD WINE & GREAT LAUGHS PODCAST by CASANOVASeason 12 • Episode 1Politics just went OFF THE RAILS — and Casanova is pouring the wine and telling the TRUTH.From America's shocking invasion of Venezuela to the wild rumors surrounding Greenland, this episode blends breaking geopolitics, savage comedy, and real talk you won't hear on cable news.This is not your safe, watered-down podcast.This is Good Wine. Great Laughs. Zero Filters.THE WINE OF THE DAY: PAPI PINOT NOIR FROM CHILE VINTAGE OF 2024.CREDITS TO:ROLAND MARTIN UNFILTEREDDEMOCRACY NOWMS NOW

Grab your glass and get ready for an unforgettable night of truth, comedy, and celebration! In this powerful episode, Casanova breaks down The November Blue Wave — a landmark moment for democracy, civic engagement, and the power of the people. Join the conversation as we unpack:

Good Morning, Good Afternoon, and Good Evening Ladies & Gents:As the November 1st, 2025 food stamp cut-off approaches, millions of Americans are bracing for uncertainty. In this powerful episode of Good Wine and Great Laughs, host Casanova moves beyond the headlines to examine the policies, politics, and failures that led to this moment.With characteristic depth and honesty, Casanova breaks down how Republican leadership struggles and misplaced priorities have stalled critical aid extensions — leaving families, children, and seniors caught in the middle of political dysfunction. The conversation digs into the ripple effects this decision could have on local economies, food banks, and the broader national safety net.Balancing journalistic rigor with human empathy, Casanova challenges listeners to consider how political inaction and performative leadership — more focused on clicks and subscribers than citizens — can have devastating real-world consequences.This episode isn't about partisanship; it's about accountability, humanity, and the urgent need for leaders who value people over publicity.The Wine of the Day: da Pipa White Wine from Portugal.CREDITS TO:9NEWS, MSNBC, TIKTOKER LIME ACCORDION, THE GLOBAL STATISTICS.

Welcome to another awesome episode of Good Wine & Great Laughs Podcast by Casanova. Season 11 Episode 12 will discuss the Young MAGA Leadership's Racism Exposed on Telegram App. We will watch a couple videos on the matter followed by Casanova's final thoughts on today's topic. The Wine of the Day: Reserva de los Andes White Malbec from Argentina Vintage of 2024.Credits to:Roland Martin UnfilteredThe Don Lemon Show

Welcome to another uncorked episode of Good Wine & Great Laughs with Casanova!In this episode, we're diving into the real-life impact of the government shutdown – especially how it's throwing a wrench into Air Traffic Control operations, creating chaos in the skies!

Good Wine & Great Laughs Podcast by Casanova | Episode: “Charlie Kirk Shot to Death in Utah”Welcome to another wild episode of Good Wine & Great Laughs with your host, Casanova – where the drinks are smooth, the takes are bold, and nothing is off-limits! Today's Hot Topic: Did conservative commentator Charlie Kirk really get shot to death in Utah?! We break down what's fact, what's fiction, and the media madness surrounding this explosive headline. Tune in for raw commentary and spicy opinion.

Welcome back, family! In this episode of Good Wine & Great Laughs, Casanova uncorks the realness with a bold and hilarious take on the latest political and social buzz.

Join Robert and Kay Lee Fukui as they draw surprising yet powerful parallels between crafting a fine bottle of wine and building a strong, lasting marriage. Fresh off their dream vacation to Italy and inspired by the care, patience, and intentionality they witnessed at the wineries, the Fukuis unpack four key principles that apply both to wine-making and thriving in tandem with your spouse: patience, environment, oxygen (aka communication and emotional safety), and blend. Through personal stories—from the early days of their relationship to navigating conflict and collaboration in business—they share how patience creates room for growth, how cultivating the right environment fosters trust, how healthy communication lets go of toxic buildup, and how honoring each other's differences creates the perfect blend in marriage and business. Whether you're a wine lover or just looking for a fresh way to strengthen your relationship, this episode will challenge and encourage you to be more intentional in your marriage and business. Want to live a better balanced life and win in marriage AND business at the same time? Purchase our (audio) book Tandem: The married entrepreneurs' guide for greater work-life balance. https://www.thetandembook.com/ Download the 5 Daily Habits to Thrive in Tandem https://marriedentrepreneur.co/5-daily-habits-download  Need some insight into how to balance it all? Schedule a free discovery call. https://marriedentrepreneur.co/lets-talk Key Takeaways: Patience pays off: Just like wine matures under the right conditions, great marriages require time, grace, and room to process emotions and decisions. Environment matters: Creating a safe, supportive space—both emotionally and physically—allows your spouse (and your team) to thrive. Let it breathe: Addressing conflict and giving each other space to communicate reduces relational toxicity and builds emotional intimacy. Blended is better: Embrace your spouse's strengths, differences, and gifts—together, you're far more powerful and approachable as a team.

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Welcome back to another awesome and honest Summer Movies Review on Good Wine & Great Laughs Podcast. In this episode, I dive deep into The Amateur - a high - stakes thriller starring Rami Malek.If you love movies, good wine, and keeping 100% real please HIT that LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS so you don't miss the next pour of cinema and sips.The Wine of the Day: Secret Mistress Red Blend Vintage of 2019 from Chile.Credits to:20tgh Century StudiosRotten Tomatoes

Hello Ladies & Gents and welcome to Good Wine & Great Laughs Podcast. Get ready for an epic deep dive into Netflix's hottest summer blockbuster The Old Guard 2.In this episode Casanova is pouring up a new white wine from Chile following by unfiltered takes on Charlize Theron's return as Andy, wild action scenes, immortal twists, and whether this sequel actually lives up to the hype. Is it a summer smash or a streaming flop?The Wine of the Day: Forty Vines Sauvignon Blanc from Chile.Credits to:NetflixRotten Tomatoes

When something is “good” it needs no advertisement. This is the meaning behind the title of this episode, “Good wine needs no bush”. One might apply this idea to politics to comprehend that it requires constant promotion, marketing, and advertisement, thereby unmasking its inability to exist by its own merits and value. In this episode, (more...)

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