Interview With Meg Maker on the New Languages of Wine

Meg Maker in her office

In a podcast, I share my research and ideas about the evolution of wine communications

I recently appeared on the podcast Sip Sip Hooray! to share my thoughts about wine writing’s past, present, and future.

The conversation with co-hosts Mary Babbitt and Mary Orlin covered a lot of ground, ranging from my own background and inspirations to the history of wine writing itself. We talked about the many provocations and shortcomings of using words to describe wine, and how the current fashion for descriptive tasting notes can actually lead to confusion versus clarity. I also offered some ideas about fresh approaches, and shared my own evolving strategies.

The interview is available on their site (and wherever you get your podcasts), but is also linked below. I had a lot of fun talking with them, and hope you enjoy listening in.

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