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017: Andrew Wright of Jessup Cellars and Lindo Wines
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We’re thrilled to have Andrew Wright, the brilliant head winemaker at Jessup Cellars, share his fascinating journey from the vineyards of Arizona to the wine scene of Napa. His story is not just about making wine; it’s about embracing his roots and blending innovation with tradition, inspired by mentors like Michel Rolland and Bob Levy.
Our conversation also captures the essence of wine exploration through Andrew’s spontaneous road trip to the Finger Lakes and his transformative experiences in Tucson and Chicago. His narrative is enriched by friendships with influential figures like Kent Callaghan and Simone Fleury, culminating in memorable adventures and a deep appreciation for European wines. Together, we celebrate the joy of wine discovery and the community that thrives within it, highlighting the blend of academic knowledge and practical experience that fuels this passion.
In this episode, you will hear:
- Andrew Wright's journey from Arizona's wine scene to becoming head winemaker at Jessup Cellars in Napa.
- Andrew's blend of innovation and tradition.
- Spontaneous road trips and experiences that shaped Andrew's passion for wine, including the Finger Lakes and Chicago's wine community.
- The balance between personal ventures, like launching a bookstore wine label, and professional growth in Napa Valley.
- Emphasis on creating wines with personality, freshness, and a commitment to lifelong learning and exploration.
Resources from this Episode
https://jessupcellars.com/winemaker/
https://www.callaghanvineyards.com
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