In this episode of Wine & Hip Hop: Dual Citizenship, Jermaine reflects on the healing this country needs and shares his perspective on immigration not as politics, but as the story of culture, connection, and what we create when we come together. From the Caribbean migration of the 1970s to the Bronx, Jermaine explores how Jamaican traditions like toasting became the foundation for hip hop and how first-generation experiences shaped the sound of a global movement. Alongside the music, he breaks down Lambrusco—a sparkling red wine from Northern Italy—explaining its styles, flavor, and why it pairs so well with bold Jamaican dishes like jerk chicken. More than just history and wine, this episode argues that Wine & Hip Hop is more than culture—it’s a blueprint for unity, proof that when we blend differences with intention, we can save the world one pairing at a time.

​In this episode, Jermaine Stone (@realwolfofwine) sits down with the legendary Jancis Robinson (@jancis.robinson), a true titan in the world of wine.

With over 40 years of experience, Jancis shares her journey through the wine industry and reflects on the challenges and triumphs she's encountered. From her first taste of the iconic 1947 Château Cheval Blanc to her experiences selecting wines for the royal household, Jancis provides knowledge that blends seamlessly with Jermaine's unique perspective on hip-hop culture.​

As they dive into the intersections of wine and music, listeners will enjoy a rich discussion that compares the complexities of Bordeaux wines to the lyrical depth of New York hip-hop, as well as the soulful sounds of Houston's music scene paired with the elegance of sherry.

This episode not only highlights the artistry found in both wine and hip-hop but also emphasizes the importance of authenticity and storytelling in both fields.​

This Episode is :

• An exploration of Jancis Robinson's influential career in the wine industry

• A comparison of wine regions and hip-hop styles, revealing their unique characteristics

• Insights into the evolving landscape of wine and the importance of community in navigating challenges

• Jancis' thoughts on the future of wine and the excitement of new regions emerging globally​

This is a masterclass in the art of wine and hip-hop. Join us for an engaging conversation that celebrates the beauty of both worlds.

In this episode, Wolf of Wine brings his creative journey full circle with the final wine and hip-hop pairing from his Fat Bastard Wines collaboration: Fat Bastard Chardonnay paired with OutKast’s Speakerboxxx/The Love Below.

After weeks of tastings, storytelling, and creative blocks—including the ongoing struggle not to default to an Ol’ Dirty Bastard track—Jermaine shares how this pairing came together through inspiration, music, and deep appreciation for both wine and culture.

Listeners will get a behind-the-scenes look at how the bold, expressive Chardonnay from France’s Languedoc region mirrors the duality and innovation of the OutKast album. From the wine’s ripe fruit and smooth texture to the album’s genre-bending brilliance, this episode dives into how the worlds of wine and hip-hop reflect and elevate each other.

What to expect:

• A breakdown of the Fat Bastard Chardonnay and its regional roots

• A track-by-track connection to Speakerboxxx/The Love Below

• Insights from Jermaine’s creative process and pairing philosophy

• The final chapter in a campaign that blends bold flavor with bold sound

This is the one he’s been building toward. Tune in to hear how it all came together.