Well, we cover a lot of ground at Internet London, but I think this is the first time we've ever been talking about the uses of technology to assess ancient antiquities.

Very interesting one coming up for you today.

Matthew Grant here, your usual host of Insect London.

And welcome back or we're delighted you could join us if this is your first podcast.

This week I'm off.

So Robin Merton is in the hot seat talking to Elizabeth Mar Martin, the co-founder of Satara Heritage. Really interesting one coming up. And with two people who have such a great love of wine, not surprising that the conversation goes off track a little bit. So let's hear from Robin and Elizabeth.

Yeah. Robin and Elizabeth. So I've got Elizabeth Marston with me today.

Elizabeth, you answer to Liz most of the time.

Is that right?

I do.

Either is just fine.

Now, you were introduced to me,

and then I had a look about what you had been up to

and I saw the words Cambridge University, co-founder, wine and I thought we probably might have

quite a lot in common. So I've been anxious to get hold of you and have this chat ever since.

Now, let's, let's start with the wine bit. You, you own Napa Valley estate. I mean,

I'm, how, and, you know, how can you get that lucky? Well, Robert, it's wonderful to be having,

looking forward to this. So, yes, indeed, Cambridge wine, many, uh, it's wonderful to be here. I've been looking forward to this.

So yes, indeed, Cambridge, wine, many synergies here.

So in terms of the Napa Valley wine side, my parents actually started the business over 50 years ago. They were lucky enough to come up to Napa and what in California we call the early days.

So I've been part of that journey for about 16 years now.

I can't imagine that I would ever have been tempted away from running a Napa about your state.

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