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The 2019 Spring Season is here!!!

Episode 67 - David Nash

The new season for 2019 Winter Season

Episode 66 - Mermaid Mary

Episode 65 - Anna Flowerday

Episode 64 - Dr. Georg Meissner

Episode 63 - Cynthea Semmens

Episode 62 - Sebastian Tramon & Cristian Rodriguez

Episode 61 - Emma Jenkins MW

We’re now on Instagram! Follow us to get the early clips, extra photos of our guests and all the latest updates at ‘dBvintagestories’ on IG.

Episode 60 - Jen Parr

2018 Spring Season

Episode 59 - Peter Cowley

Episode 58 - Chris Harrison

Episode 57 - Sanne Witteveen & Haidee Johnson

Episode 56 - MW Michael Brajkovich

Vintage Stories - Episode 54 - Rebecca Lines & Hamish Ingham / bonus with Chris Reid

Episode 55 - Mike Bennie

Vintage Stories - Episode 53 - Jo Burzynska

2018 Winter Season

Vintage Stories - Episode 52 - Jason Stent

Vintage Stories - Episode 51 - James Millton

Vintage Stories - Episode 50 - Peter Robertson

Episode 49 - Tim Turvey

Episode 48 - John Hancock

Archived episodes...

Vintage Stories - Episode 46 - Lauren Swift

Vintage Stories - Episode 45 - Jannine Rickards

Vintage Stories - Episode 43 - Matt Kirby

Vintage Stories - Episode 44 - Xan Harding

Vintage Stories - Episode 42 - Hayden Penny

Vintage Stories - Episode 42 - Dr. Mark Krasnow

Texas is in our thoughts these days. So we thought it best to release one from the archives. In fact this has never been released. The elusive Episode 32 with Texas winemaker Kim McPherson...

A seven part mini-series on the appellation covering 800ha, strictly determined by the gravelly soils laid down by the old Ngaruroro River, which were exposed after a huge flood in the 1860’s. Episodes 36 through 42 will focus on this special place and some of the people and stories behind the wines.