Cellar Dwellers - Home Winemaking Category: Food & Spirits Description: more Description: Dave Nelsen and The Other Guy share their hard won secrets for making award-winning wine at home. less Hosted by: Numbers Guy Phone Number: (724) 444-7444 Call ID: 18 Last Recording Title: 64 - The Numbers Guy with a Fall 2008 Winemaking Update Who Follows   Sign In to follow Add To Your Blog Widgets & Badges Share Email a Friend Facebook Reviews Be the first to review. Overall Rating: 4.82 Number of Reviewers: 40   Sign In to review Nothing Scheduled Past Episodes (64) 12345 Time: Duration: Title: Recordings: 10/28/2008 09:00 AM EDT 11:02 64 - The Numbers Guy with a Fall 2008 Winemaking Update     10/11/2008 08:00 AM EDT 01:54 63 - Homage to the Cellar Dwellers and the French     07/07/2008 09:00 PM EDT 1:39:56 62 - Cellar Dwellers Last Hurrah     04/14/2008 09:00 PM EDT 1:32:15 61 - Our Top 10 Best UNOBVIOUS Winemaking Tips     03/31/2008 09:00 PM EDT 1:26:48 60 - Cellar Dwellers - Home Winemaking - NOW ON MONDAYS     01/22/2008 09:00 PM EST 1:26:00 59 - Cellar Dwellers tasting 2004 Zen of Zin     11/27/2007 09:00 PM EST 1:25:16 58 - Cellar Dwellers - Home Winemaking     11/13/2007 09:00 PM EST 1:22:41 57 - In "mid-season"; tasting Hop Kiln - Big Red     10/16/2007 09:00 PM EDT 1:48:36 56 - Back from a week biking in Italy; tasting 2 Brothers 05 Big Tattoo Red     09/18/2007 09:00 PM EDT 1:19:18 55 - Bottling last year's wine; tasting Wild Horse '05 Paso Robles Cab     09/04/2007 09:00 PM EDT 44:59 54 - Carl the Grape Man provides us with the 2007 report!     08/28/2007 09:00 PM EDT 1:25:18 53 - Tasting Rufino Chianti Classico     08/21/2007 09:00 PM EDT 1:18:24 52 - All About Labels     08/14/2007 09:00 PM EDT 1:01:07 51 - All about labels & Raymond Estates '02 Cab     07/31/2007 09:00 PM EDT 1:30:36 The Big Episode #50     12345 Reviews Oh, how the mightly have fallen - Reviewer: Hawke 03/23/08 07:05 PM EDT Full Comment: Enjoy the old, the new seem to be a little shy in showing themselves. AWESOME SHOW!!! - Reviewer: Thesmartguy77 07/12/07 12:47 PM EDT Full Comment: I never thought that I would be into making wine but after listening to your show you have inspired me to join in on this neat hobby. I have been researching the principles of making wine and plan on buying a kit this week. I'm glad that you have gotten me interested in the art of winemaking because I live in a prime location for it being that I live in upstate newyork near the finger lakes. Although I'm having a difficult time finding genuine wine grapes or a winery that sells grapes and not just wine I will be relentless in finding wine grapes whether there from newyork, california or anywhere in the continental united states. I just have a few questions that maybe you could answer in your next show. First, is it possible to wines from other fruits than just grapes or is the sugar content to low. Also, is there any places besides a wine shop that would have yeasts for wine, potassium metabysolphate, or crusher and destemmmers? Also, why can you not say the other guy's name? You don't have to answer, just uhhhhhhh..... just throwin' it out there. Great Wine (formerly Wine Making) Show - Reviewer: flemingjim1953 05/16/07 03:49 PM EDT Full Comment: Hello TOG & Dave... It took me two weeks but now I've listened to all of your first forty shows... The only suggestion I have is to try and dedicate a bit more time in your shows back to wine making... Personally I think you guys are a hoot... But a bit more of the winemaking stuff would be nice. Jim Fleming Great Information for the winemaker and wine lover - Reviewer: tbachta 04/17/07 08:41 PM EDT Full Comment: Just found your show via iTunes on the 15th already listening to #34 and loving it, you guys do a great job. I have made a few batches from kits and am now wanting to move up the the big leagues. I am thinking about purchasing 4 tubs of the Brehm's frozen must 2 og the Malbec and 2 of the Grenache, Russian River for the Malbec and the Eagle Point for the Grenache. Plan on blending some of the Grenache with the Malbec and then bottling some 100% Grenache. Your next talkcast I plan on joining in live so hopefully I will have the order placed and some frosty grapes on their way. Keep up the great work. Thanks much. Tim You guys are vino-riffic - Reviewer: Dr Matt DDS 02/14/07 01:14 AM EST Full Comment: I found your podtalk a few weeks ago & totally enjoy it. I like the longer shows. My wife & I recently got back into home winemaking (in San Diego, CA) & are currently making a dry raspberry wine. We'll be sticking to fruit wines because, as a Californian, there are way too many fine $6-12 red wines out here for us to taste & enjoy. Dave, your insights have increased my enjoyment of both making & drinking wine. However as a fellow dentist, I relate a little closer to TOG & find myself agreeing with his passionate approach to the vino. Winemaking has been a great hobby for us--- it sure beats the opera or collecting baseball cards (because you can drink it!). Keep it up Numbers Guy & ye olde Passionate One- you guys are five star selections. Dr. Matt A kit user that loves the show - Reviewer: jgibney 02/12/07 03:55 PM EST Full Comment: I've been making wine for about a year, all from kits, and I love listening to these two. I've learned a lot from the podcast. Thanks gentlemen and keep up the good work. An unlikely viewer - Reviewer: TysonMarshall 01/21/07 04:30 AM EST Full Comment: A 20 year old guy from Washington State, not even legally allowed to purchase wine, runs across a Talkcast called, "Cellar Dwellers" and downloads them all. He loads the Talkcasts to his iPod, grabs a journal, and starts taking notes. Within 2 days, the 12 hours, 6 minutes, and 17 seconds of the first 12 Talkcasts are consumed (along with 20 pages from his journal) and he's off planning and preparing for the September buzz. Great Talkcast. It kept me, a 20 year old male entertained, for 6 hours before my flight to Hawaii and 6 hours during my flight to Hawaii. If I can learn how to make my own wine, so can you. I love these Guys! - Reviewer: rjohnson54 09/06/06 11:47 PM EDT Full Comment: The shows are very interested. Especially since I am a novice winemaker I am getting so much useful information. I like the new format, it seems to organize their thoughts. The virtual wine tasting is one of my favorite features. I just don't see the need to make the programs shorter. I listen for entertainment, shorter is not always better. Sometimes a couple of guys who rabble and get progressively intoxicated can be very funny. Thanks! Truly Informative - Reviewer: gpompa 08/10/06 05:53 PM EDT Full Comment: While I have listened to some episodes this was my first live Talkcast. Great experience! As a home winemaker I really appreciated the depth of the discussion. Very entertaining as well. Great ?Shoe? guys. Good fun - Reviewer: Jonesy 07/12/06 09:53 AM EDT Full Comment: I like the wine making talks and the fun these guys seem to be having. Lots of fun - Reviewer: WinoLisa 06/27/06 09:41 PM EDT Full Comment: Lots of fun, the guys obviously love drinking and making wine :) Great way to learn about the process, though some of details presented as facts aren't always 100% correct. Minor issue in an otherwise amazingly informative and enjoyable show! You gotta like these 2 guys - Reviewer: LarryF 06/20/06 10:11 PM EDT Full Comment: I listen to a few of these Talkcasts. The 2 guys are fun and actually know their winemaking very well. Highly recommended. Funny and informative - Reviewer: aboone20 06/13/06 08:13 PM EDT Full Comment: Try listening while enjoying your favorite vino ... you feel like you are right there with them making the wine. You've heard of "Click and Clack" ... these guys are "Clink and Drink." They know how to make wine - Reviewer: wolf 06/07/06 12:36 PM EDT Full Comment: These guys know what they are doing and it is entertaining to listen to them, especially during the last 15 minutes when they have had a little too much wine. Great show! Drink, drink, and be merry - Reviewer: Jules  06/04/06 11:17 PM EDT Full Comment: These guys really know how to make wine and have lots of fun doing it. Try it, you'll like it.