Roadside Terroir

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Roadside Terroir is an audio travel guide for wine lovers who want to dig into the subject of terroir. Join geologist Brenna Quigley on a road trip as she explores the unique geologic history of wine regions around the world.

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  • Jupe2
    Veered off course
    I thought the first episode was promising. I read a positive review in SF Chronicle and thought the show sounded compelling. I was hoping for more geology. By season two they’ve gone to regions where she isn’t as familiar with the geology, then the wine snobs take over. I’m sure I could get more out of it if I listened again but I doubt I’ll have the patience to suffer through it a second time.
  • Chiantigiani 67
    A real view of Burgundy
    What a fresh view on the makings of a wine. I appreciate your interest and your true geek dive into into wine using your geologic expertise. It’s all about the farmers and their land. Danny
  • gel_Table10
    An audio documentary!
    If you are thinking of listening, you can jump right in. But I might suggest listening to Levi Dalton interview her on his podcast. Episode #463 of I’ll Drink To That! You will love these two seasons even more. As I said, more documentary than a Q&A podcast. Definitely a deep dive for those so inclined. And nicely produced. Thanks. GL
  • foodwineclick
    fascinating
    Brenna makes the geology of Santa Barbara County alive and interesting. Can’t wait to hear of a new region in Season 2!
  • Jennipodcaster
    Some pros and cons
    I came across this podcast and I love wine so I had to try! Learned a few new things which is always nice. I also love the guests- very impressive. The biggest detractor for me is the host’s voice- Not her fault or anything, just find it a little annoying! Otherwise pretty okay, if a bit slow.
  • Swing dancing geologist
    Perfect
    The combination of terroir and geology is seamless, and what better place than Santa Barbara and California where the wine is excellent and the geology is even more complex and beautiful. The host is well suited to produce this homage to the classic Roadside Geology book series due to her geologic expertise and valuable access to major players in the Santa Barbara wine industry. A book/book series would be a dream, I hope she goes for it.
  • Icy Bunny Liu
    Roadside history and geology Lessons
    Brenna does so much research and brings to life so many great stories. I learn so much from these episodes!
  • David_Hinkle10
    Roadside Terroir
    I learn something new every time I listen to Brenna talk wine, rocks and dirt! She helps brings geology to life in this original and informative podcast!
  • SBCIceman
    Something for everyone
    Whether your a total wine (or geology) dork or just just a casual wine drinker this podcast has something for everyone. Really fun imagining the trip but would probably be more fun to listen along to on the drive through the area. I always knew Santa Barbara was a special place and the information in this podcast only reaffirmed that.
  • Mtns2Ocn
    Brenna is the best geologist ever
    Wine and rocks!
  • After the Romans
    You can actually feel the ocean breeze!
    Great first episode! I feel that if you took this exact recording worked in some photography and video and posted it to YouTube it would get a million views. Looking forward to a Santa Barbara immersion. Your Levi Dalton interview is a classic! The best. Thanks
  • Fred in Santa Barbara
    Roadside Terroir
    A wonderful virtual road trip for the mind and the palate! Fred in Santa Barbara
  • e. clemons
    ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
    Incredibly well-done and informative.
  • Rajat Parr
    Terroir
    The best story of geology
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