Winery Crasher

Connor finally returns with another episode. He has been busy making Shiraz from his lifelong family friends' grapes, so why not talk about making wine? If you want a hobby where you want to anxiously be in control of everything all of the time, then winemaking is for you! While winemaking could take an entire podcast lasting hundreds of episodes, this episode can help you get the spark to start and call yourself a vintner! 

Did you know that if you're left-handed, you might be good at tasting wine? According to the BBC, left-handed people can more efficiently process information involving multiple stimuli. It seems then that left-handers can taste complex wines well! 

Okay, you can be good at tasting wine if you're left or right-handed! But with Connor being left-handed, he had to ask the question: are there certain wines that might actually be better for left-handed people? Don't let your handedness discourage you; these flavorful, complex wines are great for everyone. 

It is summer, which means lots of wonderful barbecues with friends and family! When you clicked on this episode’s title you probably asked yourself: "Wine with barbecue? Is that even possible?!" Well, let me tell you: not only is it possible; but wine and barbecue are a top-notch match! Tune in and listen because Connor has some great reds, whites, and rosés for barbecue season on this episode of Winery Crasher!

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Pairing food with wine. Many people have questions about it, and let's not beat around the bush: it can be pretty intimidating, and even controversial. At the end of the day, however, it is up to you to explore and find out what works best for you. In this episode, learn about Connor's tips (or his three "rules") of pairing wine and food. HINT: your taste is what matters the most!