(0:10 - 0:23)
Introduction to the podcast "Wine Road" hosted by Marcy Gordon and Beth Costa, with thanks to Ron Rubin for supporting the show.

(0:24 - 0:48)
Acknowledgment of River Road Family Vineyards and Winery for their financial support. Listeners are encouraged to explore their wines, including Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

(0:49 - 0:57)
Introduction of guest Catalina Perez, Hospitality Manager at David Coffaro Vineyards & Winery.

(0:57 - 1:23)
Catalina shares her excitement about being on the show, and Beth reminisces about knowing Catalina since kindergarten.

(1:30 - 2:25)
Catalina introduces "Block Four," a popular wine made from 130-year-old vines in a traditional Italian-style field blend, featuring Zinfandel, Petite Syrah, Carignan, and other unique varietals.

(2:26 - 3:02)
Discussion about the popularity of Block Four and Catalina's role as an ambassador for the winery.

(3:06 - 4:14)
Catalina shares her current favorite wine, Lagrine, a rare Italian varietal known for its dark, intense color but surprisingly light and drinkable profile.

(4:15 - 5:15)
Conversation about the winery's focus on Italian varietals, including Allianico, Barbera, and Sagrantino, and Dave Coffaro's passion for experimenting with these grapes.

(5:46 - 7:17)
Details about the winery's appointment-based visits, emphasizing its small, family-run nature and the personal touch of calling ahead.

(8:12 - 9:36)
Catalina recounts how she started working at the winery 14 years ago, transitioning from catering events to becoming a key team member.

(10:12 - 11:18)
Discussion about the importance of barrel tasting and the winery's futures program, which supports the business while offering customers exclusive access to upcoming wines.

(11:22 - 12:54)
Insights into Dave Coffaro's expertise in finance and his unique approach to winemaking, including his detailed online diary, which covers everything from vineyard updates to personal anecdotes.

(13:14 - 14:13)
Beth and Catalina discuss Dave's sustainability efforts, which predate the trend, and his innovative practices like solar energy and sustainable vineyard management.

(16:04 - 17:13)
Catalina shares her love for her job, describing the winery as a true family-run business with a close-knit team and a supportive environment.

(17:23 - 18:56)
Details about the winery's wine club, which offers twice-yearly shipments of unique blends and a 40% discount for members.

(19:07 - 20:01)
Catalina highlights the passion and authenticity behind the winery, emphasizing its family-oriented culture and dedication to quality.

(20:21 - 22:09)
Further discussion about the wine club's benefits, including access to exclusive blends and personalized barrel tastings.

(22:16 - 24:07)
Catalina explains the variety in the winery's portfolio, with over 30 wines available, and the fun of discovering new blends through the wine club.

(25:36 - 26:05)
Details about the winery's location in Geyserville and how to reach them via their website or by calling directly.

(26:41 - 27:56)
Shoutout to Vinarosa in Santa Rosa, a newly renovated lodging option with vineyard walking paths and wine tastings.

(28:04 - 30:16)
Beth describes a "mystery winery" in Alexander Valley with a unique cave and picnic area, encouraging listeners to guess its identity.

(30:21 - 31:03)
Closing remarks, with Catalina expressing her gratitude for being on the show and encouraging listeners to visit David Coffaro Winery.