This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Bachelor calling upon

Devon Nunez whose day job is CEO and guru of True Social where they practice the

First Amendment routinely. His hobby however is Devon N Noonis Wines.com. And Devon generously gave me the opportunity

to try his first three products. He's a Portuguese wines grown in the Passo-Robles region of California, part of San Louisa Bespo.

This is what Devon tells me, I'm not knowledgeable of these things.

And these are his first three products.

Red is all I know to say there.

They're red wines, but there are three of them.

And I took them and turned them over to my millennial children and they came forward and tried them

out for me to understand and pass back a review to the winemaker, Devon Newz. And what I learned, forgive me, Devon if I don't have the

fancy language of wine officinato's, is that the Passo Robles 2021, they drank right up, loved it at dinner.

The Central Coast California was good for playing a board game called Caton with crackers and cheese and because they're not really big

wine drinkers when dad's asking them to, they didn't get to the Patriot.

They said there was one remark that it was peppery, but otherwise

I didn't get any fancy language. All three are quite drinkable is what I'm told, and

I'm sure there's more special language. Good evening to you, Devon.

Well, John, the main thing is, is happy Thanksgiving and I'm glad that you were able to

serve those wines during Thanksgiving weekend. I'm glad your children enjoyed them.

They did and especially the one they drank with turkey and fish, which was the

Passo Robles 2021. How do you describe the differences, Devon? You know these things.

Well, look, every, everybody has different, smells different tastes, but the first one that

they drank there is is really the

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