Women Who Make Us Wine

A Note from Jim Morris, co-host, Women Who Make Us Wine — We are excited to share brunch with you today our interview with today’s guest Jessyca Lewis, founder of the Savvy Social Vine and the Twitter show #Timetowine.

About Jessyca: A marketing and communications executive with 20 years of demonstrated success in advertising sales, marketing, community relations event planning, and project management, Jessyca is currently th...

February 28, 2021: A Note from Jim Morris, the Napa Valley Wine Guy, and Hope Katz Gibbs, hosts, the Women Who Make Us Wine show — We celebrate brunch today talking with Ana Keller, owner of the Keller Estate Winery in Petaluma, CA.

Born and raised in Mexico City, where her love for plants drove her to study biopharmaceutical chemistry. In the ’80s, the family relocated to the San Francisco Bay Area and eventually purchased l...

Welcome to the Women Who Make Us Wine Radio Show: A note from co-hosts Hope Katz Gibbs — Australian entrepreneur Robin Shaw is on a mission to help wineries sell more wine to more people, more often, for more profit. With that goal in mind, she founded Wine Tourism Australia (WTA) in 2012.

“We help regions maximize their tourism potential through the development of effective direct sales strategies, world-class cellar door venues, ...

A Note from Jim Morris and Hope Katz Gibbs, hosts, Women Who Make Us Wine Radio Show — We were thrilled to launch our new show by interviewing two women who are taking the wine industry by storm — Sharon Cohn, who with her sisters own Breathless Wines, and their masterful winemaker Penelope Gadd-Coster.

“We started this winery to honor our mother, Martha, who taught us to live large and dream big,” explains Sharon.

We know you’ll b...

January 2021: A Note from Hope Katz Gibbs, founder, Inkandescent Radio Network — It is with great pleasure that I introduce you to Jim Morris — my co-host on the “Women Who Make Us Wine Radio Show.” Known by thousands who have met or follow him on social media, “the wine guy” has spent the past 20 years mastered just about every facet of the wine business.

Starting this month, we’ll be hosting regular shows starring women winemaker...

Pour yourself a lovely glass of Burgundy or Bordeaux (known to be Thomas Jefferson’s favorites), and sit back and relax as you listen to this Grateful American podcast starring Gabriele Rausse, who has been dubbed “The Father of the Modern Virginia Wine Industry.”

It is with good reason. Rausse has been involved in the start-up of numerous wineries, including his own, since he first came to Virginia from his native Valdagno, ...