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Get ready to pop some corks because we’re diving into something truly revolutionary—The Best 5 Minute Wine Podcast is introducing an Industry-exclusive, Winery in a Box! That's right; it’s a bonsai-crafted vineyard experience that fits snugly inside a 16-cube box. Imagine strolling into your backyard to find your tiny vineyard, complete with blueprints for a micro wine cellar and a charming tasting room. In this episode, Forrest Kelly chats with the ever-witty Venture Capitalist Mark MyWerds about how they’ve teamed up with experts to make this dream a reality, all while keeping the banter as bubbly as the finest Chardonnay. So, whether you're a seasoned sommelier or just someone who enjoys a good glass of wine, tune in to discover how you can cultivate your own vintage legacy without the need for acres of land! Follow Us on Social: www.instagram.com/thebestwinepod www.facebook.com/thebestwinepod -www.x.com/thebestwinepod www.tiktok.com/thebestwinepod Your Host: Forrest Kelly is an experienced Radio/TV broadcaster who has interviewed some of Hollywood’s biggest celebrities, from Garth Brooks to Kevin Costner . A lover of wine who is fascinated by the science behind it. Voted One of The Best Travel , Top 5 Minute , and Top Wine Podcasts . Visit our newest addition to the Best 5 Minute Podcast Network - The Best 5 Minute Travel Podcast Picture this: you wake up, stretch your arms, step outside, and BAM! There's your very own vineyard right in your backyard. No, I’m not talking about a sprawling estate in Napa Valley or some picturesque Tuscan setting. I’m talking about a revolutionary concept that Mark MyWerds and I have been cooking up: Winery in a Box. Seriously, we’ve distilled the entire vineyard experience into a 16-cube box that you can plop down almost anywhere! This episode is a whirlwind tour of how we’ve transformed the art of winemaking into a sophisticated endeavor, making it accessible to everyone, even if you've got just a tiny patch of grass to work with. Mark and I dive into the nitty-gritty of this brilliant idea, crafted with the help of a world-class vintner, a bonsai tree expert, and an architect who clearly had a blast thinking small. Imagine bonsai-trained wine vines that can start producing grapes in just one season! Think about it: you get to cultivate your very own grapes, create your first bottle, and celebrate it with a custom label that’s yours forever—your legacy in a bottle! But that’s not all; we’ve included blueprints for a cozy little winery house with an adorable tasting room and a micro wine cellar to store your precious bottles. Yep, we’re talking about a complete wine experience that fits in your pocket—well, almost. As we wrap up our chat, I can’t help but marvel at how this project not only brings the joys of winemaking into the hands of amateurs but also fosters a sense of community and connection to nature. It’s all about sipping, savoring, and sharing your creations with friends and family—not to mention bragging rights at the next BBQ. So, if you’ve ever dreamt of having your own vineyard but thought it was out of reach, let us guide you through the whimsical world of Winery in a Box, where dreams really do come true, one grape at a time! Takeaways: Imagine stepping into your backyard and discovering a vineyard crafted by your own hands! This isn’t just about wine; it’s about creating a legacy that you can sip and savor. The Winery in a Box includes architectural blueprints for a tiny winery and tasting room! With bonsai-trained vines, your first harvest could be just a season away, folks! A custom-labeled bottle celebrates your first vintage, making it a truly personal experience. This little gem packs a full winery experience in a 16-cube box, perfect for any space! Links referenced in this episode: thebestwinepod @thebestwinepod Discover More from The Best 5 Minute Podcast Network: Wine Podcast Music Podcast Travel Podcast Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.