Make Love and Wine

From: Eric Miller
Length: 27:08

Please enjoy our special Valentine's Day piece about Love and wine. The interviews with a marriage counselor and a winemaker intertwine as they both describe the lifecycle of their craft. The song the Water is Wide is used to emphasize the stages of love and a bottle of wine. Read the full description.

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Playing: Make Love and Wine
From: Eric Miller

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Love and Wine have many similarities. Love starts out fresh and fruity and if the relationship ages well, attitudes soften and the fruit becomes mature and smooth. As a couple's journey continues aging either their souls grow and blend together in the deepest textures and flavors, or they pull apart in a disconnected tasteless existence and they never evolve to become a memorable vintage.

Please enjoy our special Valentine's Day piece about Love and wine. The interviews with a marriage counselor and a winemaker intertwine as they both describe the life cycle of their craft. The public domain song the Water is Wide is used to emphasize the stages of love and a bottle of wine. On the street interviews from early February in Baltimore give a wealth of popular opinion on love and relationships as a precursor to the main piece. Brad and Laura Bookster talk about how they met and fell in love which is edited in with the winemaker's and therapist's audio.

Piece Description

Love and Wine have many similarities. Love starts out fresh and fruity and if the relationship ages well, attitudes soften and the fruit becomes mature and smooth. As a couple's journey continues aging either their souls grow and blend together in the deepest textures and flavors, or they pull apart in a disconnected tasteless existence and they never evolve to become a memorable vintage.

Please enjoy our special Valentine's Day piece about Love and wine. The interviews with a marriage counselor and a winemaker intertwine as they both describe the life cycle of their craft. The public domain song the Water is Wide is used to emphasize the stages of love and a bottle of wine. On the street interviews from early February in Baltimore give a wealth of popular opinion on love and relationships as a precursor to the main piece. Brad and Laura Bookster talk about how they met and fell in love which is edited in with the winemaker's and therapist's audio.