Episode

Thee House of Harvey

Podcast
Being Black In Craft
Published
May 12, 2026
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Summary

We’re uncorking another powerful conversation as we welcome Tiffany Harvey, owner of Thee House of Harvey! 📅 Monday, May 10 🕖 7PM Central 📍LIVE on Facebook, Instagram & YouTube 🕗 8PM Eastern 🕕 6PM Mountain 🕔 5PM Pacific From Chicago roots to cultivating luxury, culture, and community through wine, Tiffany is redefining what representation in the wine world looks like. ✨ Two attributes that make Thee House of Harvey stand out: 🍇 Curated luxury wine experiences centered on culture and connection 🍷 A bold commitment to storytelling, inclusivity, and elevating Black voices in wine Did you know? 📊 Black-owned wineries represent less than 1% of the more than 11,000 wineries in the United States. (Article Gateway) 📊 Only about 2% of wine professionals identify as Black. (Article Gateway) That’s why conversations like this matter. Join us as we talk entrepreneurship, resilience, representation, wine culture, and carving out space in an industry that still has work to do. 🍾 Bring your favorite pour and join the conversation. 🎧 Subscribe, follow, and share because Black voices in craft deserve to be heard loudly and proudly.