It's all about celebrating Colorado wine.
When Paul Bonacquisti lost his job in radio after being an on-air personality going by the name Paul Vincent at Denver radio station KDJM , he decided to turn another one of his creative passions into a career in winemaking. He’d grown up making wine with his family as a hobby, and in 2006, he launchedBefore he took that leap, Bonacquisti’s wife encouraged him to pursue wine education, leading him to become certified as a Level II Sommelier by the International Wine Guild.
He’s devoted shows to exploring and sampling boxed wine, canned wine and specific styles, such as Cabernet Sauvignon. A big part of the inspiration for doing this radio show is simply getting the word out about wines from our state — “One more voice to bang the drum,” as Bonacquisti puts it. He strives to breaks down any barriers or any reason that people wouldn’t be opting for Colorado wine. There is also a show with a Colorado-versus-the-world theme, where he and guests compare the same style of wine from locations all over the globe with the same varietal from Colorado. “We can compete with the rest of the world,” Bonacquisti declares.as well as Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and more.
is his monthly wine and record club, which features his picks for a bottle of wine and a new funk, soul or R&B vinyl LP. With each release, there is a monthly listening pickup party at the Sunnyside location. The winery also hosts live music often. Paul’s wife, Dr. Judi Diaz Bonacquisti, is also passionate about driving the winery’s involvement with local art and education development. Wine labels are designed by local artist Daniel Luna, and the winery has had partnerships with the Latin American Education Foundation, the Denver Scholarship Foundation and the Colorado Educational Services and Development Association.
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