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Sharing my sense of wonder for the world of wine Hospitality Manager | Wine Educator šŸ“š Author šŸŽ“ WSET L4 student Oregon

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Here’s a reel I made for Bjornson Vineyard where I work. Here I show two types of winter pruning methods in the vineyard. It’s just a quick look and not a detailed lesson. The first method I show is also referred to as the Guyot method. I hope you enjoy. If you’re ever in the Willamette Valley please stop in for a tasting. šŸ· #Wine #winterpruning #vineyard #oregonwine #bjornsonvineyard 24 Jan 2026 Let's have some fun with sabers and bubbles as we open a bottle of Cava on international Cava Day! By the way this was my first time doing it. Torre Oria from @bodegastorreoria #wine #wines #winelovers #ilovewine #enjoywine #winelife #winelifestyle #winetasting #whitewine #rosewine #wineglass #winery #winepairing #winelove #cava #sparklingwine #winesofspain https://a.co/d/hKT1V6r 12 Jul 2024 A little wine, a lot of wonder, and a pretty exciting moment! I'm incredibly honored to be featured in Sip Magazine as a SIPFLUENCER! šŸ¾ When I started Wine Talks with Bryan, my mission was simple: make wine education more approachable, more colorful, and a whole lot more fun. No snobbery, no intimidation just curiosity, discovery, and a sense of wonder about what's in our glass. What I never expected was how this little idea would grow into a community of more than 25,000 wine lovers, enthusiasts, sommeliers, and fellow wine students who share that same curiosity. One of my favorite quotes from the article sums up what wine means to me: "Wine is about people and place. No one remembers the high acidity or high tannin of a wine from years ago. But you remember who you were with. You remember the vibe." A huge thank you to @sipmagazine and writer Aakanksha Argawal for sharing my story and recognizing what I'm trying to build. @aakanksha.a Here's to making wine less intimidating, more adventurous, and full of unforgettable moments. šŸ„‚ Because wine isn't just something we drink. It's something we experience. Check out the online article here! https://sipmagazine.com/2025-sipfluencers/ #Sipfluencer #SipMagazine #WineTalksWithBryan #WineEducation #WonderOfWine 05 Nov 2026 What if studying wine felt more like an epic movie than reading a textbook? Welcome to BORDEAUX: Kingdoms of the Vine! šŸŽ¶ As I work my way through WSET Level 4 Diploma — D3: Wines of the World, I'm always looking for creative ways to make the mountain of information easier to remember. So I turned the appellations of Bordeaux into an epic, cinematic song! From the Cabernet Sauvignon kingdoms of the Left Bank to the Merlot-dominated Right Bank, the dry whites of Graves, and the golden sweet wines of Sauternes, this musical journey brings Bordeaux's wine regions to life. Because studying doesn't always have to mean flashcards, textbooks, and endless notes. Sometimes it can mean turning what you're learning into something unforgettable. Will a song replace studying? Absolutely not. But if it helps me remember the difference between Pauillac and Pomerol on exam day, I'll call that a win! šŸ˜‚šŸ· Who says wine education can't be an adventure? šŸŽ§ Turn up the volume and explore the Kingdoms of the Vine! To my fellow D3 students, I hope this helps and you enjoy this. Let's crush this exam! #WSETDiploma #WSETLevel4 #WinesOfTheWorld #BordeauxWine #WineEducation 03 Nov 2026 šŸ¾šŸŽ¶ I TURNED MY WSET CHAMPAGNE STUDY NOTES INTO A SONG… and now I can't get the chorus out of my head! šŸ˜‚ Champagne gets its own theme song! šŸ¾ They say music helps us remember things, so I decided to put that theory to the test. As I continue my journey through the WSET Level 4 Diploma, I've discovered that studying Champagne involves a LOT more than simply understanding bubbles. We're talking geography, grape varieties, winemaking techniques, regulations, and enough numbers to make your head spin! So I took my Chapter 3 study notes, turned them into lyrics, and created a song about the magic and science of Champagne. From the chalky soils of the CĆ“te des Blancs to the Pinot Noir vineyards of the Montagne de Reims, this song takes us on a musical expedition through one of the world's most fascinating wine regions. And here's what I love most about this little experiment… Wine education doesn't have to be complicated or intimidating. It can be creative, unexpected, and even a little fun. That's what the Wonder of Wine is all about. Finding new ways to explore, discover, and fall in love with wine all over again. šŸŽ§ Turn up the volume and tell me: Could you learn about wine through music? And to my fellow WSET students… you're welcome if this chorus gets stuck in your head during your next exam! šŸ˜‚ Never lose your sense of wonder with wine. Yes this is totally AI. #WineTalksWithBryan #WSETDiploma #ChampagneWine #WineEducation #WonderOfWine 13 Oct 2026 Officially an owner of a small plot of land in Tennessee at the Jack Daniel’s Distillery. I’m officially a squire! If you think all they make is Old No. 7, think again. They have so much more. I’m excited to finally get my deed. #jackdaniels #jackdanielssquire #spirits 04 Oct 2026 I sure do love this time of year at the winery. šŸ‚ šŸ If you’re in the Salem area feel free to to stop in and say hi and enjoy some exceptional wine and views. Bjornson Vineyard #winery #willamettevalley #winecountry #fallcolors #ilovewine 29 Sep 2026 I used to watch Cheers and think there was something pretty special about a place where everyone knew each other. It wasn’t really about the bar. It was about the people. The friendships. The stories. The feeling that when you walked through the door, you were part of something. I think that’s one of the things I’ve come to love most about wine. Wine is relational. A bottle becomes more meaningful because of who you opened it with. A vineyard becomes more memorable because of the people you met there. And sometimes a simple tasting turns into a conversation and that conversation turns into a friendship. Now that I’m at Bjornson Vineyard, I get to experience that in a way I always hoped I would. I get to hear people’s stories. Share a few of my own. Watch strangers connect across a table. And occasionally see guests return who no longer feel quite so much like guests, they feel like family. Maybe that’s part of the wonder of wine that we sometimes overlook. We spend so much time talking about grapes, vintages, soils and aromas that it’s easy to forget one of wine’s greatest gifts: It brings people together. šŸ· And I’m discovering that the people and stories surrounding the bottle can be every bit as fascinating as what’s inside it. Never lose your sense of wonder with wine. #WineCommunity #WineStories #WillametteValleyWine #ilovewine #WonderOfWine 16 Sep 2026 Champagne has a way of making you curious. Look at a map and you quickly realize this famous wine region is far more than vineyards surrounding Reims and Ɖpernay. It’s a patchwork of landscapes, villages, soils and traditions. Each adding something different to the story inside the bottle. Five regions are especially important to know: Montagne de Reims is renowned for Pinot Noir and its chalky slopes. VallĆ©e de la Marne: following the Marne River, with Pinot Meunier playing a starring role. CĆ“te des Blancs: Chardonnay country, famous for wines with chalky minerality and long aging. CĆ“te de SĆ©zanne: another Chardonnay stronghold, often producing fruitier, rounder expressions. CĆ“te des Bar: far to the south, closer to Chablis than Reims, and strongly associated with Pinot Noir. But here’s where the wonder begins… These five are only the start. Champagne contains additional growing areas and hundreds of villages scattered across the appellation. Follow the vineyards beyond the familiar names and you discover places such as the Coteaux du Petit Morin, Vitryat and Montgueux each another little piece of the Champagne puzzle. And that may be what I love most about wine. The more you learn, the bigger the map becomes. The bigger the map becomes, the more there is to explore. Never lose your sense of wonder with wine. #Champagne #ChampagneWine #WineEducation #WineRegions #WSETDiploma 02 Sep 2026 There’s something exciting about opening a new WSET book and realizing just how much there is left to discover. I’m starting D4: Sparkling Wines as part of my WSET Level 4 Diploma journey and I couldn’t be more excited. Champagne. Cava. Prosecco. Franciacorta. English sparkling wine. And so many places, grapes, traditions, soils, climates, and stories waiting beyond the bubbles. This is the part of wine that continues to fascinate me: the more you learn, the bigger the world seems to become. Every new region leads to another question. Every map leads somewhere new. Every bottle has another story to uncover. And that’s exactly the direction I want Wine Talks with Bryan to keep heading, less about simply knowing wine and more about wondering about it. Exploring it. Following our curiosity wherever it takes us. So the pencils are out, the maps are being drawn, and another wine adventure begins. Next stop: the wonderful world of sparkling wine. šŸ„‚ Never lose your sense of wonder with wine. Thank you Napa Valley Wine Academy for making this journey so exciting. #WineTalksWithBryan #WSET #WSETDiploma #SparklingWine #Champagne 25 Aug 2026 Somewhere along the way, wine can become a little too serious. We start worrying about tasting notes. Scores. Regions. Vintages. Whether we’re drinking the ā€œrightā€ thing or describing it the ā€œrightā€ way. And sometimes we forget the reason many of us fell in love with wine in the first place: Wonder. That feeling when you discover a grape you’ve never heard of. When you learn that vines grow on the side of a volcano. When a bottle sends you down a path to a tiny village halfway around the world. That’s the feeling I want to chase more of. And it’s becoming a bigger part of where I’m taking Wine Talks With Bryan. More curiosity. More discovery. More forgotten grapes and faraway places. More stories that make you stop and think, Wait…wine can do that? Because there is an enormous world hiding inside every glass and I feel like I’ve barely scratched the surface. I hope you’ll explore it with me. Never lose your sense of wonder with wine. šŸ· The next chapter is about to begin. #WineTalksWithBryan #WonderWithWine #WineDiscovery #WineEducation #WineAdventure 24 Aug 2026 I Was Looking for Connection, Not Just a Career. I think one of the things I was really searching for when I moved into a tasting room was connection. In retail, I loved talking about wine. But so many conversations were quick. Someone needed a bottle for dinner, I had a couple of minutes to help, and then they were gone. I wanted the chance to slow that down. In a tasting room, I can spend an hour with someone. We can talk about the wine, where it comes from, what they’re tasting but then somewhere along the way, the conversation usually becomes more than just about the wine. It becomes about them. I learn why they’re visiting, what they’re celebrating, where they’re from, and what wines they love. Sometimes I even get to be a part of their memory they’ll take home with them. I hope their experience becomes more than just about a great glass of wine. And I think that’s what I was looking for. I love teaching people about wine, but I’ve realized that the best part isn’t necessarily what I teach them. It’s the connection we build while we’re sitting around the table together. It's community. That’s what wine has always been about for me. šŸ· #WineEducation #TastingRoomLife #WineCommunity #WineStories #WineTalksWithBryan 12 Aug 2026

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