Mamma Jumbo Shrimp

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Mamma Jumbo Shrimp

We are a podcast, a book series, a crazy Tik Tok channel, a YouTube series, and even a wine school!

16/09/2026

For Giuliano Guerrini, agronomist at ColleMassari W**e Estates, Montecucco was once almost a missing piece on Tuscany’s map. 🍇🗺️

Positioned between better-known areas such as Bolgheri and Montalcino, the DOC gradually built a stronger identity, with ColleMassari helping give it a clear imprint and greater visibility. 🌿📍

That’s only part of the story. 👀

Watch the full interview with Stevie Kim and Giuliano Guerrini on YouTube 👉🏻https://loom.ly/vYBmdXM

11/09/2026

At ColleMassari, part of the story begins 4 million years ago. 🌿

In the interview with Stevie Kim, Giuliano Guerrini, Agronomist at ColleMassari W**e Estates explores what makes Montecucco so distinctive and why what lies beneath the vineyards matters so much.

There’s more to this territory than meets the eye.

Watch NOW the full conversation now on YouTube
👉🏻 https://loom.ly/vYBmdXM

11/09/2026

Our journey with ColleMassari didn’t end with the last video. 🍇

In our new YouTube video, Stevie Kim sits down with Giuliano Guerrini, Agronomist at ColleMassari W**e Estates, to look at Montecucco from the perspective of someone who has worked in the territory for 27 years.

Their conversation moves through the evolution of Montecucco DOC, ColleMassari’s 1,300 hectares, the choice of 100% organic viticulture and the role technology now plays in the vineyards. 🌿

There’s also Poggio Lombrone, 104 biotypes of wild grapevine, and one idea that captures the character of the territory particularly well: Montecucco as the “wild side” of great Tuscan Sangiovese.

What does that really mean after 27 years working in this territory?

🎥 Inside Montecucco and ColleMassari: a conversation with Giuliano Guerrini

Now on YouTube 👉🏻 https://loom.ly/vYBmdXM

08/09/2026

25 episodes, one journey through Italian w**e. 🇮🇹🍷

The Italian W**e Pilgrimage with Professor Attilio Scienza and Stevie Kim has come to an end, but there are still three ways to follow the entire journey:

🎧 Listen to the series on the Italian W**e Podcast
▶️ Watch it on YouTube
📖 Discover the story in An Italian W**e Pilgrimage (available on Amazon 👉🏻 https://loom.ly/gr0Jktc)

Richard Hough takes us through all three ways to revisit the series and travel through Italy, from north to south, alongside Stevie and Professor Scienza.

Whether you listened, watched, or read along, which part of the journey stayed with you the most? 🧐

04/09/2026

At ColleMassari, 1,200 hectares bring together vineyards, nature, people and Tuscan hospitality as part of one long-term project.

Giuseppe Di Gioia, Chief Executive Officer at ColleMassari W**e Estates, shares the idea behind it. And this is just one part of the ColleMassari story. 🍇

Discover more about the people, vineyards and vision behind ColleMassari in the full video on YouTube
👉🏻 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92NTRJhvurE

04/09/2026

A new video is now on YouTube! 🚨

This time, we head to ColleMassari W**e Estates in Montecucco for a story that goes far beyond the estate itself.

Giuseppe Di Gioia, Chief Executive Officer at ColleMassari, together with Agronomist Giuliano Guerrini and W**emaker Giovanni Puccioni, takes us through the vision behind ColleMassari, the story of Poggio Lombrone and its century-old Sangiovese, and an approach built around giving value to every single vineyard.

A story of deep roots, long-term vision and a territory that has grown together with ColleMassari.

Watch the full video now on YouTube
👉🏻 https://loom.ly/zusFJTw

02/09/2026

A final takeaway to bring the whole series together... TAKEAWAY #3 is about what makes a place truly suited to a vine? And what makes a vine truly belong to that place?

For Richard Hough, the answer comes down to two words: Vocation and Autochthony — the two guiding words of our entire journey through Professor Attilio Scienza’s book.

🎬 Watch the full video on YouTube and discover Richard’s 3 key takeaways:

▶️https://loom.ly/J1AxgIs

🎧 And if you missed the journey, listen back to the full series on the Italian W**e Podcast .

27/08/2026

Takeaway number 2 is here: the spread of vines outside their place of origin

In the second takeaway from Richard Hough, we look at that topic: a journey shaped by people, movement and the exchange of cultures.

Another fascinating thread from Professor Attilio Scienza’s book, brought to life in our series. 🍷

🎬 Watch the full video on YouTube and discover Richard’s 3 key takeaways:

▶️ https://loom.ly/J1AxgIs

🎧 And if you missed the series, you can listen back to all the episodes on the Italian W**e Podcast

25/08/2026

Now we know why the Via Romea Germanica Imperiale was “Imperiale.” 👑

But, of course… there was w**e too. 🍷

Trento DOC, Soave DOC, Bardolino DOC, Valpolicella, Lambrusco, Carmignano DOCG, Frascati DOC and many more can be found along the way. Swipe to discover the w**es of the Via Romea Germanica Imperiale. 👣🍇

📖 An Italian W**e Pilgrimage is available now on Amazon.
🎙️ Listen to the journey on Italian W**e Podcast

20/08/2026

The journey through Professor Attilio Scienza’s book may be over… but Richard still has a few takeaways for us. 👀🍷

In our latest YouTube video, Richard Hough looks back at the series and shares 3 takeaways worth remembering.☝🏼

Starting with #1: Vines don’t have legs – people do.
Sounds obvious, right?

🎬 Watch the full video on YouTube to discover all 3 takeaways.

▶️ https://loom.ly/J1AxgIs

🎧 BUT...you can listen back to the full series on the Italian W**e Podcast.

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