Wines We Drink - Season 6
Season 6 of the Wines We Drink podcast debuts June 3, 2026. This summer fun project is aimed at helping you, our listeners, expand your wine horizons as we explore a different selection each week. Our "case" of 12 episodes for summer 2026 will post weekly from launch through August 18. The wines are curated by co-host Keith Herndon inspired by his wine travels, wine tastings and recommendations from family and friends. We also feature the food and cheese pairings of Chef Charlotte, highlighting the culinary skills of our co-host.
Charlotte and Keith open their sixth season drinking a delicious wine spritzer and talking about plans for the season. June 3, 2026
Charlotte and Keith drink and discuss a robust Rose' from the heart of France's Côtes-du-Rhône. June 10, 2026
Charlotte and Keith feature a dry expression of this varietal from an inconic Napa Valley producer. June 17, 2026
Charlotte and Keith drink this unusual style of Pinot Noir from a Williamette Valley pioneer. June 24, 2026
Charlotte and Keith enjoy an exquisite Chardonnay - a white Burgundy - from one of the region's historic domaines. July 1, 2026
Charlotte and Keith celebrate the midpoint of season 6 with bubbly from a country that is a relative newcomer to the world's wine stage. July 8, 2026
Charlotte and Keith explore an elegant, structured Gamay from Morgon located in France's beautiful Beaujolais. July 15, 2026
Charlotte and Keith are exploring French history once again in this red Burgundy from a historic chateau in Rully. July 22, 2026
Charlotte and Keith drink a magnificent Merlot from the daughter of a Napa Valley legend who is becoming one herself. July 29, 2026
Charlotte and Keith drink a Sonoma Zinfandel showcasing the talent of a vineyard manager turned wine entrepreneur. August 5, 2026
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Charlotte and Keith drink a Bordeaux-style red blend from California's Paso Robles that is a complex, yet approachable, creation from an acclaimed winemaker. August 12, 2026
Charlotte and Keith conclude their sixth season with a bottle of wine made from Tempranillo, the signature grape of Spain's Riojo, and pair it with a casual American classic. August 19, 2026
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