Wine By The Case Podcast

About Wine By The Case Podcast

Wine by The Case Podcast, Joined by Alexis Rosenberg and Chris Sensenig where they talk about wine and have their guests get to whine about there legal experiences the good, the bad and the funny.

Publisher

Alexis Rosenberg and Chris Sensenig

Category

business · news

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

12 Jun 2024

Latest episode

15 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

63 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   15 Sept 2026

   Landman: What Hollywood Got Wrong About Oil & Gas | 28-Year Texas Attorney

   What is Landman really like from the perspective of someone who has spent nearly 30 years working in the Texas oil and gas industry? In this episode of Wine by the Case, Alexis and Chris sit down with Jill Pennington, a Texas oil and gas litigation attorney with 28 years of experience, to break down what Landman gets right and what Hollywood gets completely wrong. Jill shares her firsthand experience working with major oil and gas companies, responding to serious rig accidents and fatalities, investigating incidents on drilling sites, and navigating one of the most male dominated industries in the country. We talk about: 🎬 Landman vs. Reality: How accurate is the hit TV show? ⚖️ Oil & Gas Litigation: What really happens when accidents and fatalities occur on rigs? 👩⚖️ Women in Oil & Gas: Jill's experience as a female attorney in a male-dominated industry 🔥 Rebecca Falcone: Is the female lawyer on Landman a realistic depiction? 📋 Depositions & Courtroom Drama: An attorney's reaction to some of the show's biggest legal inaccuracies 🛢️ The "Company Man": What the Billy Bob Thornton character actually represents 💰 Oilfield Money: How much can workers really make? ⛑️ Rig Safety: The dangers of extreme pressure, heavy machinery, fatigue and long shifts ✈️ The Oilfield Lifestyle: 14-day hitches, traveling workers and life in Midland 🥃 Whiskey, Wine & the Oilfield: Jill reveals her favorite wine and whiskey Jill also opens up about what it was like to show up at a rig accident scene early in her career and have people underestimate her and how she learned to command the room. And, of course, we couldn't let her leave without finding out whether whiskey really is the drink of the Landman world. 🍷 Wine by the Case, Court & Legal Insights, One Bottle at a Time. Subscribe for more conversations with attorneys, professionals and fascinating people from inside industries you probably don't hear about every day. #Landman #OilAndGas #OilAndGasLaw #TexasAttorney #Oilfield #LegalPodcast #LawyerLife #BillyBobThornton #LandmanTV #OilfieldLife #WomenInLaw #TexasLawyer #Litigation #WineByTheCase

2. 

   8 Sept 2026

   $2 Million Sexual Harassment Verdict at a Las Vegas Restaurant | Wine by the Case

   Welcome to Wine by the Case, where we uncork legal insights one bottle at a time! 🍷⚖️ In this episode, we’re talking about a $2 million sexual harassment case involving employees at a Las Vegas restaurant, and the employment law lessons businesses and managers need to understand. What started with inappropriate workplace behavior escalated into allegations of repeated unwanted touching, sexual harassment, and explicit requests for sexual favors. After internal complaints allegedly went unanswered, the employees took their concerns to the EEOC, ultimately resulting in a multimillion-dollar resolution and additional oversight and training requirements for the company. We break down: 🍷 The $2 million EEOC case ⚖️ Sexual harassment and workplace liability 🚨 What happens when employees complain and management fails to act 👩⚖️ Why employers need effective harassment policies and training 🏨 Workplace culture in restaurants and hospitality 💰 How ignoring employee complaints can become extremely expensive 📋 The role of the EEOC in workplace harassment claims 🎰 Plus, plenty of Las Vegas stories, restaurant talk, and people-watching! And, of course, no episode of Wine by the Case would be complete without a wine tasting. 🍷 Wine of the Episode: La Patience French Rosé To match our French bistro discussion, we taste La Patience, a French rosé. The group describes it as dry, not overly sweet, and easy to drink. The wine was discussed as being approximately $16 - $20, although availability may vary. One host gives it an 8/10, while another gives it a 6/10, preferring a rosé with a little more peach flavor. 🍷 Wine: La Patience Style: French Rosé Approx. Price Discussed: $16–$20 Ratings: 8/10 and 6/10 What do you think? Have you ever experienced inappropriate behavior or harassment in the workplace? Or do you have a crazy restaurant story of your own? Drop your story in the comments! Subscribe to Wine by the Case for more employment law, business stories, wine reviews, restaurant discussions, and the kind of legal gossip you actually want to hear. 🍷⚖️ #WineByTheCase #EmploymentLaw #SexualHarassment #WorkplaceHarassment #EEOC #EmploymentLawyer #LasVegas #LasVegasRestaurants #RestaurantIndustry #WorkplaceLaw #SexualHarassmentLaw #WineReview #RoseWine #FrenchRose #LaPatience #WineTasting #BusinessLaw #EmployerLaw #WorkplaceRights

3. 

   1 Sept 2026

   The Judgment of Paris & Chateau Montelena | Wine by the Case

   What happens when an upstart California winery goes head-to-head with some of the most prestigious French wines in the world? In this episode of Wine by the Case, we uncork the story behind the legendary 1976 Judgment of Paris, the blind tasting that helped put Napa Valley wine on the world stage. We’re tasting Chateau Montelena Chardonnay, the California wine that famously defeated French Chardonnay in the Judgment of Paris, while talking about the history, price, availability, tasting notes, and what makes this bottle so significant to American wine. 🍇 In this episode, we talk about: • The history of the Judgment of Paris • Chateau Montelena and its famous Chardonnay • How Napa Valley challenged the reputation of French wine • Why Chateau Montelena wines can be difficult to find • Chardonnay tasting notes and food pairing ideas • Oak vs. unoaked Chardonnay • Wine sediment and “lees” • What wine legs actually mean • What it means when a wine is “corked” • The ideal serving temperature for red wine • What gives wine its oaky flavor and aroma • What “Reserva” means on a wine bottle • Wine trivia, wine pours, and plenty of laughs We also put our wine knowledge to the test with some wine trivia and discover that sometimes knowing wine and knowing random wine facts are two VERY different things. 😂🍷 🎬 If you love wine tasting, Napa Valley, California wine, French wine, Chardonnay, wine history, wine trivia, food and wine pairings, and entertaining conversations, this episode is for you. 🍷 What do you think of Chateau Montelena Chardonnay? Would you spend around $70 on the bottle? Let us know in the comments! And most importantly… what wine should we uncork next? Subscribe to Wine by the Case for more wine conversations, tastings, wine education, wine history, and plenty of opinions, one bottle at a time. #WineByTheCase #JudgmentOfParis #ChateauMontelena #NapaValley #Chardonnay #WineTasting #WineEducation #WineTrivia #CaliforniaWine #FrenchWine #WineLovers #WinePodcast #WineYouTube #WinePairing #WineHistory #NapaWine #Sommelier #WineReview #ChardonnayLovers #WineTalk

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

4 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 19 / 100

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Quality

25

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

32

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