I'm Levy Dalton and this is all drink to that where we get behind the scenes of the wine business. Oh, Bianca Morale on the show today of Vancouver,

Fermuth, Fermuth.

Hello, how are you?

I'm doing well, thank you.

How are you doing? Good, nice to have you here.

Thank you for having me. So you were born in New Jersey? I was yes lots of lots of Jersey pride.

Not that work. I'm sorry about Tony. Well, you know we are actually. I think everybody's pretty sorry about that.

It was a huge shock, I think just because of his age and he wasn't, you know know doing anything other than vacationing in Rome. It's kind of a

shitty way to go but I wasn't necessarily a soprano's watcher so I can't really relate to him in that respect, but, you know, he was a good

dude, he did a lot of good things for New Jersey communities.

So you were living there for a while and what was that experience like as a child?

I lived there for the first 17 years of my life I was in the same bedroom.

In my parents house my mom still lives there and... Was she also in that bedroom?

No. Okay so normal childhood there.

Just double checking where we're at. Well sort of I mean I grew up next door to a cemetery my

That's pretty bad ass. I always wanted that like the old cemeteries like Boston style. Yeah, well it wasn't terribly old those a Catholic cemetery, it was pretty creepy, and my childhood bedroom, the window actually faced tombstones.

That would be, yeah, that would be kind of leave an imprint, I think.

It's a little different.

Like Longfellow, you know.

But, you know, we used to go drinking in cemeteries

when I was a kid, because big cemeteries,

because no one would bother you out there at night yeah exactly

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