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Today we’re joined by YouTuber and comedian Max Fosh to settle a question that has perplexed mankind through the ages: which celebrity makes the best wine?! Check out Max’s channel, you won’t be disappointed: https://www.youtube.com/c/MaxFosh Or go see him live on stage: https://lwtheatres.co.uk/whats-on/max-fosh/ Check out our latest JOLLY merch at http://jollymerch.store Hit join and become
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Winemaker Rob Davis discusses the 2010 Jordan Russian River Valley Chardonnay released May 1, 2012. View the tasting note at http://www.jordanwinery.com/wines/chardonnay/vintages/2010. Cool temperatures and foggy mornings lingered throughout the summer of 2010, enhancing the intensity of fruit character in our Chardonnay grapes at lower sugar levels with higher acids. 2010 Jordan Chardonnay is a delicate
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We found these valuable wines from seemingly a pile of trash. From $15 to $20, we present you these wines! 3 red wines we recommend from $15 price range are: -Concha y Toro Gran Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon 2019 -Max Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 -Bonterra Merlot 2019 7 red wines we recommend from $20 price range
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The canned wine market is being pulled in different directions. One way is chock full of affordable, mass-produced, widely available products of middling quality, often sharing shelf space with ready-to-drink cocktails and hard seltzers. The other, and perhaps more intriguing, path is in the premium sector—higher-priced wines made from quality grapes by well-known winemakers, giving
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Mr Michael Sager-Wilde, owner of East London wine bar Sager + Wilde, provides us with an easy guide to getting the most out of your wine. MR PORTER and Michael Sager-Wilde shows you how to fully appreciate your wine. Learn how to become a world-class oenophile by following this easy beginner’s guide to wine tasting.
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There’s dozens of different varieties of wine, but it turns out even different wines made from the same kind of grapes can smell and taste different. Researchers eat UC Davis studied Malbec wines from grapes grown in Argentina and California. The Argentine Malbecs were sweeter than their Californian counterparts, proving that it’s the geography as
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