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The alberello, or “head trained” form of pruning grape vines is explained by Frank Cornelissen of Mount Etna in Sicily. Frank explains the benefit of the system and why he has chosen to use it at his estate. See all of our videos with Frank Cornelissen here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLddUmDhg4G_J8ee7_bIqp8ynkfDYYo8nt See all of our videos with Italian

Want to learn how to taste wine like an expert? That’s pretty easy! Sommelier Natalie Noryd provides a fun and simple to understand video tutorial on how to taste wine like a pro. In this first-ever episode of The Great Wine Experience, you’ll find some fun tips on how to swirl, smell, and taste wine.

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This historic Bordeaux second-growth has been on an upward trajectory in recent years—all the way to the No. 2 spot on Wine Spectator’s Top 100 Wines of the Year. Senior editor James Molesworth explains that a shift toward organic and biodynamic practices and a new cellar have Château Pichon Longueville Lalande at peak performance. Wine

What is the ideal temperature for fermentation of grapes into wine? Winemaker Fred Scherrer talks in detail about how he handles the energy that is created as yeasts eat sugar and create alcohol. This is intended to be helpful to all winemakers, but is part of our home winemaking series. See our growing list of

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Picking wine to pair with great steaks is a tough job, but Harvey Steiman, Wine Spectator editor at large, stepped up to the plate at Craftsteak in New York City . Join him as he rates and explains a few pairings with a Washington Cabernet Sauvignon.

John Jordan shares his memories about the winery’s redwood water tank, which had to be replaced last month. Our next hospitality project will ensure those wood planks are recycled to preserve a piece of history. http://blog.jordanwinery.com/2010/09/redwood-water-tank-video-memories-demolition-and-recycling/

Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon are grown in the region of Muscadet in the Loire Valley, but the grapes are almost always used to make sparkling wines. Fred Niger of Domaine de L’Ecu is pioneering the production of still red wines in the region with his cuvees Mephisto, Ange and Red Noz. Fred Niger explains

Steak Wines – no not wines made from steak, or steak made with wines, we’re talking about wines made *FOR* steaks. A warning for the faint of heart – these are not budget wines. See the list, and start comparing with more affordable wines at the link in the show notes https://robbreport.com/food-drink/wine/steak-wine-pairing-1234770494/ Buy me a

Piedmont’s Cavallotto family has owned most of Barolo’s Bricco Boschis MGA for nearly 100 years. The estate’s 2016 vintage earns the No. 8 spot among Wine Spectator’s 2021 Top 100 Wines of the Year. Senior editor Bruce Sanderson explains what makes this Nebbiolo special. Wine Spectator’s Top 100 Wines of 2021: https://top100.winespectator.com/ Explore Wine Spectator’s

Jordan Winery CEO John Jordan discusses the excitement of grapevine bud break, or bud burst, during spring and recent warm winters in this wine education video. Read the full blog post: http://bit.ly/1Mnmsdu.

Winemaker Jens Windisch describes reduction and oxidation in wine from a winemaker’s perspective. Jens makes wine at Weingut Werther Windisch in the Rheinhessen and he makes Riesling, Sylvaner, Spatburgunder and Portugeiser. Jens sat down with Ask a Winemaker during a trip sponsored by Wines of Germany and this video was produced with support from that

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What makes a wine perfect? Join Wine Spectator’s James Suckling as he talks with Cinzia Merli at Le Macchiole, her winery in Bolgheri. They taste and describe Le Macchiole’s 2004 Messorio, a 100% Merlot that James rated a perfect 100.

Winery co-founder Sally Jordan tells then story of how they chose the bucolic Alexander Valley for the location of their Bordeaux-style wine back in 1972–and how the signing of the deed on their first piece of vineyard land coincided with the birth of their son, John Jordan, who is now CEO of Jordan Vineyard &

American winemaker Alex Gambal became the first and one of the only foreigners to buy a piece of the Bâtard Montrachet vineyard in Burgundy. In this video, Alex describes how fragmented the parcels are in the area and describes what it is like to own and farm land in this region. Maison Alex Gambal produces

What began twenty five years ago as a philosophical state of mind is now a state-of-the-art winemaking facility where the ancient art of winemaking is pursued with a singular passion. Find out more at http://shop.etudewines.com/about

In Part 1 of this two-part video, Zinfandel stars Morgan Twain-Peterson and Chris Cottrell talk about their first sips of wine, their favorite person to share a bottle of wine with, and much more! Introductory offer: Subscribe to Wine Spectator for just $12! https://winesp.ec/2JTLzy1

Assistant Winemaker Maggie Kruse discusses the importance of tasting the grapes and juice throughout the entire winemaking process. Grapes are first tasted during vineyard sampling and once harvested, only the highest quality fruit goes into tank and is tasted daily during fermentation to monitor heat, aromas and flavors. Learn more on our blog: http://blog.jordanwinery.com/2010/12/harvest-winemaking-video-tasting-newborn-wines-during-fermentation/