Matt Iaconis
USA
Matt's Wines
- USA
- 2 wines
- 1 style
Market Price:
£21.99
Angel Price:
£19.99
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£2.00
Market Price:
£22.99
Angel Price:
£19.99
Angels Save:
£3.00
Sorry, this wine is available exclusively to the Angels who helped make it happen.
Find out more about becoming an AngelMarket Price:
£21.99
Angel Price:
£19.99
Angels Save:
£2.00
Market Price:
£22.99
Angel Price:
£19.99
Angels Save:
£3.00
Sorry, this wine is available exclusively to the Angels who helped make it happen.
Find out more about becoming an AngelRocket-scientist turned winemaker whose career is set for the stars...
- This rocket scientist was studying to be an astronaut before he decided wine was even cooler than space. So he dropped aeronautics and picked up a degree in winemaking.
- He dropped conventional distribution just as quickly! When he saw the power and support of Angels, he immediately signed up, eager to create better wines at better prices.
- Angel funding is allowing this hugely talented and driven individual to apply all his attention to making the best wine possible.
Matt Iaconis's Story
Matt's Story
I originally went to UC Davis to play football and study Aeronautical Engineering. While there, somebody suggested I take Introduction to Winemaking as an elective. The rest is history. It was the first final I ever wanted to study for so it was a no-brainer. Making wine is so much fun. Following each step and watching the wine progress is really what makes my brain click.
When I make wine, I like to stay simple. So many wineries and winemakers these days get too caught up in optical-this and additive-that; keeping it simple is the easiest way to make a great wine. Wine is not meant to be a recipe where you throw a laundry list of ingredients in to make a product; it's meant to be a natural process in which we intervene only when necessary. I guess I am a bit old school.
That said, you can definitely take the non-intervention too far. I once saw a winery where they had to fish a dozen dead frogs out of an open top fermenter. The poor little guys took the final plunge into a vat of fermenting wine.
