The Vintner's Chair: Joe "olusteebus" Baker

[A2]

Today I sat down with Joe "olusteebus" Baker for this weeks Vintner's Chair.

Enjoy!

http://www.winemakingtalk.com/winemaker-interview-joe-buster-baker-olusteebus.html

 

[wineforfun]

Another excellent read.
370 bottles next year, WOW, I don't know what I would do with all of that.

 

[Steve_M]

I am not sure what is better, being able to make close to 400 bottles of wine, or being able to split the hobby between two fantastic locations!


Steve

 

[Kraffty]

Another good interview and chance to know a little more about one of our Regular Joes. It takes lots of extra wine to keep two homes stocked up.
Keep them coming Austin,
Mike

 

[beano]

Excellent read!

 

[bkisel]

I enjoyed reading the interview. I was disappointed that a part of wine making that is so very important, enjoyable and rewarding to me wasn't emphasized. Gifting bottles of wine (especially when I'm able to make a personalized label) to family and friends and even folks who have provided services to me and my family. It, IMHO, might even be the best part of making wine.

 

[Julie]

Good interview, Busted is was really nice getting to know you.

 

[Julie]

I enjoyed reading the interview. I was disappointed that a part of wine making that is so very important, enjoyable and rewarding to me wasn't emphasized. Gifting bottles of wine (especially when I'm able to make a personalized label) to family and friends and even folks who have provided services to me and my family. It, IMHO, might even be the best part of making wine.

Well it sounds like you need to get in line for the Vintner's Chair!

 

[Runningwolf]

Great story!

 

[vacuumpumpman]

Very nice - Like so many others !

 

[TomK-B]

Very good interview! I'm also interested in how (or if) you plan to interface your beekeeping with your winemaking, Buster.

 

[Boatboy24]

Well done, boys!