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EPISODE # 43 JASON MURRAY/ARTERRA WINERY

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Arterra Winery was founded by Jason Murray in 2013. Jason is a veteran of winegrowing in Northern Virginia for over 20 years. Arterra, which means "Art of the Land" represents Jason's quest to grow wine in a fashion unseen by most of us in the wine business. His Marketing moniker is " Clean Wine." When I first heard that I didn't really understand if it was yet another take on "Natural Wine". I learned in my interview that it is much more than that.
Essentially, as Jason describes it simply, he tends his vineyard with the least amount of intervention possible. His wines are meant to reflect the vintage, what the vineyard gives him is what is in the wine. Ultimately sealed in Stelvin tin lined screw caps to preserve that character. No new oak is used and no additives or corrections to the wine are added or employed to do anything to adjust the character that the grapes give him in any given vintage.
It is a very intriguing interview and tasting is believing. After trying several of his wines I would tell you that the wines back up his story. You should check them out for yourself and be the judge.
Listen to the Episode below or read the edited transcript.

Thanks for being a listener to the Fine Wine Confidential Podcast. For more information go to www.finewineconfidential.com

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Arterra Winery was founded by Jason Murray in 2013. Jason is a veteran of winegrowing in Northern Virginia for over 20 years. Arterra, which means "Art of the Land" represents Jason's quest to grow wine in a fashion unseen by most of us in the wine business. His Marketing moniker is " Clean Wine." When I first heard that I didn't really understand if it was yet another take on "Natural Wine". I learned in my interview that it is much more than that.
Essentially, as Jason describes it simply, he tends his vineyard with the least amount of intervention possible. His wines are meant to reflect the vintage, what the vineyard gives him is what is in the wine. Ultimately sealed in Stelvin tin lined screw caps to preserve that character. No new oak is used and no additives or corrections to the wine are added or employed to do anything to adjust the character that the grapes give him in any given vintage.
It is a very intriguing interview and tasting is believing. After trying several of his wines I would tell you that the wines back up his story. You should check them out for yourself and be the judge.
Listen to the Episode below or read the edited transcript.

Thanks for being a listener to the Fine Wine Confidential Podcast. For more information go to www.finewineconfidential.com

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