Vocals by M-Fresh
Produced by Filip Sjögren

recorded with a tascam 424 mkIII

M-Fresh Tequila

David Blumberg is one of the most authentic barkeep's you'll come across. He joined Chris & Ali on By The Glass to talk about working at one of Adelaide's most revered pubs, The Exeter Hotel, it's role in the hospitality industry and it's mysterious and somewhat gruesome history.

Theme music by Max Savage.
Image courtesy of David Blumberg.
Recorded live Mache.

David Blumberg, The Exeter Hotel

Tony Love's friends know they don't need to worry too much about bringing a bottle of wine to dinner, but that if they do, it doesn't have to be fancy. Love is the food & wine writer for NewsCorp, which means he sees - and drinks - a lot of wine. He joined Chris & Ali on By The Glass to discuss his methods of tasting and reviewing wines, sometimes at 8am in the morning, and explained why Midnight Oil holds a dear place in his heart.

Theme music courtesy of Max Savage
Image by By The Glass
Recorded live at Mache

Tony Love, Newscorp

Sean Baxter knows a thing or two about hospitality, learning his trade in a most challenging and unpredictable setting. He joined Chris & Ali on By The Glass to share his experiences in Scotland, explain the best way to drink a martini in the desert, and to talk about his newest venture; Never Never Distilling.

Theme music courtesy of Max Savage
Image by By The Glass
Recorded live at Mache

Sean Baxter, Never Never Distilling Co.

Throughout our lives, we yearn to find "the best job in the world". Businesses advertise positions with the title, travel companies run competitions that, if you win, you'll have what everyone wants - but only for a short time. But at the end of the day, it's all subjective, isn't it? Now meet Jane Ferarri. Her role as Yalumba's brand ambassador is what many would classify as "the best job in the world". Jane joined Chris & Ali on By The Glass to explain what she does, and proved exactly why she's so good at it.

Theme music courtesy of Max Savage
Image by By The Glass
Recorded live at Mache

Jane Ferrari, Yalumba Wines

Live from the legendary Grace Emily Hotel, Episode 5 is an ode to crap days in the hope that perhaps they might become good days: Max talks about the rain. Jesse Davidson is effortlessly cool, Ella Ion is just fantastic, Fleur Green sings a song inspired by Paul Keating and Delia Obst takes us somewhere else. Artwork by Sammy K at Bigmouth Designs; Production and mixing by Tom Barnes; live sound by George from the Grace Emily (The Home of Rock and Roll) and beers were poured by Ben and Sym. The Bushdance Band is Kyrie Anderson, Kiah Gossner, Django Rowe, Tom Kneebone and features special guest Aaron Nash.

Episode 5: Crap Days with Jesse Davidson, Fleur Green, Ella Ion and Delia Obst

Chester Osborn is the chief winemaker at d'Arenberg. He's well-known in the wine industry and is easily recognisable through his colourful shirts and enthusiastic personality. It has been a big year for him and the winery since opening the d'Arenberg Cube in late 2017, and he joined Chris & Al on By The Glass to chat about the last 12 months, his family values & to blind-taste sparkling water.

Theme music courtesy of Max Savage
Image by By The Glass
Recorded live at Mache; http://mache.space/
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Chester Osborn, d'Arenberg

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Episode 5: Crap Days with Jesse Davidson, Fleur Green, Ella Ion and Delia Obst

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