Ep. 139: The Pope Has Spoken

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Ep. 139: The Pope Has Spoken

FromThe Four Top: Wine News and Culture

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Feb 7, 2024

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The Pope promotes the heavenly origins of wine. Wine growers worldwide take to their tractors in protest. Oregon keeps booze tax facts under wraps. Southern Glazer's may have met its match. These are the stories were following this week.

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Feb 7, 2024

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All the news worth drinking to.The Four Top is a lively roundtable discussion of the wine world, its culture, and its future. Hosted by Katherine Cole and co-hosted by Martin Reyes.

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