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WHY I MAKE THESE VIDEOS: I provide the practical information I wish I had when I first started out in wine. After years of working in Michelin starred restaurants, I’ve started making content to learn how to speak on camera and teach topics better. If you like how I teach, please hit that subscribe button

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Each year we share stories about life at Jordan Vineyard & Winery through our magazine, Estate Tales. Many images captured in Estate Tales are by acclaimed photographer Matt Armendariz. We invite you to watch these stories come to life in this special behind the scenes video. View the magazine online at http://www.jordanwinery.com/newsletters/2012vol7/index.html or http://blog.jordanwinery.com/2012/03/estate-tales-magazine-behind-the-scenes-photography-before-and-after/.

On Pronouncing the 10 Cru Beaujolais : French born turned Chilean Winemaker Louis-Antoine Luyt helps us with an informative and quirky listen on the correct ways to say: – Brouilly – Chénas – Chiroubles – Cote de Brouilly – Fleurie – Juliénas – Morgon – Moulin à Vent – Régnié – Saint Amour Ask a

Pinot Blanc goes by a variety of names, it varies on location around the world. Most versions are similar to Chardonnay, but in many cases, more lifted aromatics. Most versions are not oak aged, they are all about bright primary fruit character. Within Alsace, excellent examples can be had for very reasonable prices, usually among

Dijon Clones of Pinot Noir refer to clones that originated in Burgundy in France and were brought to the United States by a group of winemakers in the 1960’s and 70’s, originally. They are now used all over the world. Tom Mortimer of Le Cadeau Vineyards in Oregon explains a bit more about them in

Wine tastings with Anthony Metzger. Wine lover tastes wine from all over the world. Subscribe if you love wine! #wine #winelover #shorts

Reacting to Wine Spectator’s top ten wines of 2022 list. What do you think? Expensive vs Expensive Washington Cab: https://youtu.be/oQBxG0K256A Exploring Châteauneuf-du-Pape: https://youtu.be/LXPZhf4Dj0E 🍷 Gabriel Glas Standart edition (the gold edition is often sold out) https://amzn.to/3qeZXmQ Wines featured in this episode: Louis Roederer, Cristal Champagne 2014 Quilceda Creek, Cabernet Sauvignon 2018 Fattoria le Pupille, Saffredi

Explore the world of wine with Wine Folly! Join wine experts Madeline Puckette and Christine Marsiglio MW in our monthly club to taste wine, talk about all things grapes, vineyards, and winemakers, all while having a great time. Learn more at https://winefolly.com/club/ ————————————————————————- WINE TOOLS Award-winning book: https://wfol.ly/2pnOf9S Wine journal: https://wfol.ly/2XeWyGl Take a wine course:

Jordan Winery Ranch Manager Brent Young discusses and demonstrates a recent viticulture experiment in which the wings of Petit Verdot grape clusters were removed after the grapevines flowered and the berries began to form (fruit set). The wings of the grapes were developing later than the center of the grapes, and by thinning or removing

Gloria Ferrer offers some of the best value sparkling wines from CA. The Spanish owned, Sonoma based winery has been around since the mid 1980s. It’s one of the first wineries that you’ll come to heading north from San Francisco. The wines can be from rather broadly in the US and increasingly to export markets.

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A blind wine tasting of four wines by Bob Paulinski, Master of Wine. The wines range from $3 to $300 (USD). The wines can be from anywhere, made from any grape variety or varieties and be from any vintage. The wines are considered using a funneling method that gradually eliminates options that the wine cannot

A brief tutorial on how to taste a wine like a professional. Whether you’re in a formal wine education program or maybe planning to visit some wineries or perhaps you just want to improve your wine tasting skills, this is the video for you. The video will guide you through the sensory elements to allow

What do vineyards cost in the south of France? From Chateauneuf du Pape to Corbieres, Jon Bowen walked us through land prices across the Languedoc. The most expensive land in the Languedoc comes from an area that might surprise you. Ready to buy? Jon explains how the process works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pmMMPLhyOBo&index=2&list=PLddUmDhg4G_L1uMI-r6kVLdtiUCCpO21f Alex Gambal told us about

#winewithryan – the wife and I are having fun making wine tasting/review videos for Instagram and Youtube. We’ve learned much about wines along our journey the past couple years and are excited to see lots of new wines coming out all the time. For now, this is a 2020 Apothic Cabernet Sauvignon and is a

See the merits of a compact, well-chosen wine list (and learn why it’s not always about size) at this New York City restaurant with Wine Spectator’s Award of Excellence

What is Corbières? Located in the Languedoc in the south of France, on the border with the Rousillon, this a predominantly red wine region with a focus on Carignan as the main grape grown. Jon Bowen of Domaine Sainte Croix provides an overview of the wine styles in the region. Jon sat with Ask a

Blind-tasting wine may seem like some sort of psychic talent, but there’s actually a tried and true method you can use to figure out the wine in your glass, even if you have NO IDEA what it is! It all comes down to combining your palate training with wine theory knowledge, which is how sommeliers