Podcast: Will Henry with The Reluctant Somm

ByWill Henry

In this episode of The Reluctant Somm, Will Henry of Lumen Wines shares his full-circle journey through the wine world. He discusses his innovative approach to natural wines with sulfite alternatives, his and his wife’s restaurant, Pico, in Los Alamos, and his collaboration with the esteemed Lane Tanner. Tune in to hear about the unique experiences that have shaped his career, including a memorable story about the legendary Randall Graham. Join us for an insightful conversation that weaves together wine, food, and fascinating industry stories.

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