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The Zonda Wine Podcast is where entertainment and wine meet. Hosted by industry insider Shawn Zylberberg and produced by Zonda Wine Services, this show gets to the heart of the people that shape the industry and give it richness. Thank you for listening. Salud!
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Taking On the Big Boys: How Donae Burston Changed Rosé, and Wine (opens the original)
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Donae Burston started his successful career thanks to one question: How could I get into the entertainment industry without actually being in it? The answer: wine & spirits. During the height of Atlanta's bustling music scene in the 90s and early 2000s, Donae went head first into luxury beverage marketing with LVMH, finding ways to connect with a new audience eager to discover the world of wine and spirits. Over time, he watched the same thing happen over and over: the people driving the culture
Hunting Fake Wine with Counterfeit Expert Maureen Downey (opens the original)
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She's known as one of the most respected counterfeit wine experts in the world — and on this episode, Maureen Downey takes us inside the billion-dollar world of wine fraud. Our conversation covers how Maureen broke into the fine wine industry, why she believes anyone serious about a career in wine needs to work at an auction house, and the inside story of how she helped catch Rudy Kurniawan — the man behind the largest wine fraud scheme in history — together with the FBI and American billionaire
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