Guest Host Andrew Caillard discusses sustainability in Australia with guests Brett McKinnon, Chief Operations Officer at Pernod Ricard Winemakers and Sarah Descher, Head of Communications, Sustainability and Responsibility at Pernod Ricard.

Guest Host Andrew Caillard discusses sustainability in Australia with guests Brett McKinnon, Chief Operations Officer at Pernod Ricard Winemakers.

Guest Host Andrew Caillard discusses sustainability in Australia with guests Ben Harris, Viticulture Manager, Australia & New Zealand at Treasury Wine Estates.

Guest Host Andrew Caillard discusses sustainability in Australia with guests James March, Chief Executive Officer of Barossa Australia and Kerry Petty, Chief Supply Officer at Treasury Wine Estates.

As an adjunct to the GWF22 conference session featuring wineries from Denmark, Poland, and Patagonia this episode is co-hosted by Harper's Editor Andrew Catchpole. Joining us is his fellow Brit Simon Thorpe, CEO of Wines of Great Britain, sharing why it's the world's most noteworthy 'new' sparkling wine producing area. From across the Channel Burgundy's Etienne De Montille, justifiably famed for his native wines, tells us why he's not only entranced with his California project but why wines of Japan's Hokkaido island are worth exploring.

The roles of women in wine have expanded exponentially both in quantity and quality in recent years with initiatives for these deserving of analysis and further implementation.

Whether working with product logistics in production, distribution, or large retail sales, the issue of SUPPLY CHAINS is nothing new. However the implications of Covid have nudged this issue into the spotlight for every sector of the wine trade, not to mention that of the general public. For this episode, David's co-host is Alicia Towns Franken, VP of Archer Roose and a director for GWF22 NGO partner Wine Unify; their guests Sara Norell, a VP & Director at Sweden's Systembolaget and Claudio Cilveti, General Manager of Wines of Chile discuss a myriad of issues sharing both their problems and solutions.

Bloomberg's and The Wine Conversation podcast's Elin McCoy returns to welcome Moët Hennessy's Philippe Schaus as we discover how this CEO has overseen his company's many and diverse internal and external initiatives embracing sustainability with a special focus about its upcoming Living Soils Forum event in Provence France.

GWF's first all-European episode features David and his co-host, Marketing Professor Gergely Szolnoki of Germany's Geisenheim University (a GWF Academic Partner), querying France's Morgane Le Breton of her family's BLB Vignobles and General Director of Spain's Wine Market Observatory Rafael del Rey about the qualifications of what constitutes sensible approaches in the development and marketing of wines that are sustainable.

Find out when journalist Stacy Briscoe joins David in querying General Manager Jason Haas of California's Tablas Creek Vineyard, the Regenerative Organic Association’s first wine business to receive its certification and South Australia’s Richard Leask who, in addition to his role at his family’s Leask Agri management firm, is a Trustee of the Regenerative Viticulture Foundation.