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Over a glass: Podcast

Sam recently spoke with wine commentator, judge and sommelier Shantah Wale

“Sam Renzaglia is a third generation winemaker located out of Bathurst NSW, Sam and his father Mark have made great bounds for the uncharted wine region. Their reputation for quality wines continues to grow and expand.” Shantah Wale

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