The People Behind This Day in Wine History
Our team of writers come from all over the world. They include wine enthusiasts, journalists, researchers and experts in the wine trade. Meet the team
In addition to his work in justice, Ken Wytsma’s love for history has led him into the field of wine education, where he lectures extensively on wine topics throughout North America. His passions for history, education, and wine have now come together in Wine History Tours and This Day in Wine History.
André Ferreira is a Brazilian WSET sommelier, and specialist in Portuguese wines. He has been creating content about wines for 4 years. He is passionate about all the stories that wine gives people and he loves being able to spread knowledge about wine. After all, there is a lot to learn with every bottle.
Jean Wandimi is a wine writer from Kenya. She lives in Germany and has written hundreds of articles for her blog www.thewineandfoodreview.com and for global brands. She explores the latest in wine culture, food & wine, wine tourism, wine education, marketing and wine industry insights.
Australian wine writer Anthony Cheadle knows a good drop when he spots one but he samples it as well – just to be sure! With a degree and experience in teaching Australian history, he is parlaying his expertise in Antipodean antiquity into his passion for writing about good Aussie wines.
Esteban Bruno is an IT professional, magician and a wine lover. He has always loved writing and since 2010, he writes on the Argentinian wine blog El Vino del Mes www.elvinodelmes.com.ar). He trained at C.A.V.E. (Argentine Center of Wines and Spirits) and hosts “El Vino del Mes”: a blind wine tasting event.
Jason is a freelance writer and a regular contributor to Amazon’s book reviews and summaries. He is an expert in economic and world history, focusing on geopolitics, ancient history, and past economic events. He is currently involved in the analysis and documenting of the history of wine.
Anika is a freelance content and copywriter based out of Calgary, Canada. When she’s not nerding out about wine and words, you can find her hiking, planning her next trip, or reading.
