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American Wine Rebel Show

American Wine Rebel Show

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The American Wine Rebel Show is here to spill America’s juiciest wine secrets... history, hidden gems, and bottles that don’t play by the rules. Each week we'll dive into the people, places, and history of American wine and uncover American wine's best-kept secrets. Along the way, we'll taste bottles that connect past to present and spotlight independent American wineries you won't find on the mass-production grocery store shelves.

Pour yourself a glass of something good and join Meg Siobhan, the AWR host, on this journey of American wine. Cheers!

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  • Rosé vs Orange Wine: What’s the difference (and why one tastes bitter)
    Jan 14 2026

    Rosé and orange wine often look similar in the glass, but the taste completely different.

    In this video, we'll discuss the history, winemaking, and taste difference between Rosé and Orange wine. We’ll talk about skin contact, phenolic bitterness, and how rosé gets its color without turning into red wine.

    If you’ve ever wondered:

    – Why rosé and orange wine can look similar but taste nothing alike

    – Why orange wine tastes bitter or grippy

    – How skin contact changes a wine’s structure and feel

    This one’s for you.

    Wines tasted:

    – Love You Bunches Rosé (Stolpman Vineyards)

    – Love You Bunches Orange (Stolpman Vineyards)

    ⏱ Chapters:

    0:00 Rosé vs orange wine- same color, different wine

    0:45 What rosé actually is

    1:30 What orange wine actually is

    3:00 A quick history of rosé and orange wine

    5:30 The science of skin contact & phenolics

    8:00 Why these two wines taste so different

    10:30 Tasting: rosé vs orange

    13:30 The U.S. labeling problem with “orange wine”

    14:40 Final thoughts + who should drink which

    If you like approachable wine education and breaking down confusing wine topics without the snobbery, hit subscribe and drop a comment. Which one are you pouring: rosé or orange?

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    11 Min.
  • What Is Fruit Wine? A deep dive into non-grape wine in America
    Jan 7 2026

    Wine without grapes? It’s not a trend, it’s history.

    Today we're exploring fruit wine (wine made from fruit other than grapes) and why it existed long before modern day winemaking. From ancient fermentation to modern American producers, fruit wine has always been part of the wine story, even if it’s been overlooked.

    0:00 Does wine have to be made with grapes?

    0:31 Brief history of wine

    1:31 Why do we ferment grapes?

    2:42 What fruit wine actually is (legally and historically)

    3:56 How fruit wine fits into American wine history

    5:16 Hermit Woods winery

    5:41 Why fruit wine has been dismissed as “not real wine”... and why that’s wrong

    6:22 What modern producers are doing to make dry, structured fruit wines today

    7:04 Hermit Woods Red Scare tasting (blueberry, blackberry, raspberry and honey wine)

    9:39 Hermit Woods Winni White tasting (plums, peaches, nectarines, kiwi berries, green tomatoes and rhubarb wine)

    If you're curious about off-the-beaten path wine, or the future of American wine beyond the usual grape varieties, join me on this journey!

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    13 Min.
  • Why can some American wineries legally use the word Champagne?
    Dec 31 2025

    Champagne can only come from Champagne France, right?

    Well, yes... and also no.

    In this episode, we’re digging into the real history of American Champagne and sparkling wine. From how Champagne was invented in France, to American Sparkling's surprising roots in Ohio and New York, to why some U.S. producers can still legally use the word “Champagne” today.

    We’ll talk about:

    How sparkling wine actually came to be

    Why “Champagne” was once legal on American labels (and why most wineries can’t use it anymore)

    What is Champagne?

    What is Prosecco?

    What is Pét-nat?

    Tasting a rosé pét-nat from Field Recordings, the oldest style of sparkling wine there is

    Tasting a Champagne-method sparkling Pinot Noir from Peju

    American sparkling wine isn’t just a copy of France, it’s a story of history, climate, law, and creativity, all in the glass. Cheers!

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    15 Min.
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