Stuart Spencer, executive director of the Lodi Winegrape Commission, discusses the effects the coronavirus pandemic has had on Lodi's wineries with host Bob Highfill, reporter and wine columnist with The Stockton Record.

Stuart Spencer, executive director&nbsp;of the Lodi Winegrape Commission, discusses the effects the coronavirus pandemic has had on Lodi's wineries with host Bob Highfill, reporter and wine columnist with The Stockton Record.

A podcast that focuses on the growers, winemakers, influencers and enthusiasts in the Lodi wine world.

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News and Interviews from The Recordnet.com, Stockton, California.

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Stuart Spencer, executive director of the Lodi Winegrape Commission, discusses the effects the coronavirus pandemic has had on Lodi's wineries.

Stuart Spencer, Lodi Winegrape Commission

Joseph Smith and Christopher Rivera are the winemaking team at Klinker Brick Winery. 

Joseph Smith and Christopher Rivera are the winemaking team at Klinker Brick Winery.&nbsp;

Joseph Smith and Christopher Rivera are the winemaking team at Klinker Brick Winery.

Joseph Smith and Christopher Rivera, Klinker Brick Winery

After 20 years of planning and dreaming, Bokisch Vineyards in Lodi has released its first Gran Reserva Tempranillo, the king of red wines in owner/grower Markus Bokisch's ancestral home, Spain. Bokisch and his talented winemaker Elyse Perry talk about this exquisite wine in this From the Vine podcast with host Bob Highfill of The Record.

After 20 years of planning and dreaming, Bokisch Vineyards in Lodi has released its first Gran Reserva Tempranillo, the king of red wines in owner/grower Markus Bokisch's ancestral home, Spain. Bokisch and his talented winemaker Elyse Perry talk about this exquisite wine in this From the Vine podcast with host Bob Highfill of The Record.

After 20 years of planning and dreaming, Bokisch Vineyards in Lodi has released its first Gran Reserva Tempranillo.

Markus Bokisch and Elyse Perry, Bokisch Vineyards

Lance Randolph is one of the more colorful growers in Lodi, quite literally. When the weather's warm, you might find Randolph working in his vineyards wearing a straw hat and red shorts. Randolph is a fourth generation farmer, as his great grandfather, Giacomo Peirano, settled in Lodi in the late 1800s. Randolph has carried on the tradition and is owner/grower for his family's label, Peirano Estate Vineyards. He's an engaging guest in this From the Vine podcast with host Bob Highfill of The Record.

Lance Randolph is one of the more colorful growers in Lodi, quite literally. When the weather's warm, you might find Randolph working in his vineyards wearing a straw hat and red shorts. Randolph is a fourth generation farmer, as his great grandfather, Giacomo Peirano, settled in Lodi in the late 1800s. Randolph has carried on the tradition and is owner/grower for his family's label, Peirano Estate Vineyards. He's an engaging guest in this From the Vine podcast with host Bob Highfill of The Record.

Lance Randolph, one of the more colorful growers in Lodi, is owner/grower for his family's label, Peirano Estate Vineyards.

Stuart Spencer, Lodi Winegrape Commission

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