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Israeli Wine: https://www.winesofisrael.com/ From the cool, mountainous region of Galilee in the north, to the arid desert of Negev Highlands in the south, Israel’s climatic diversity makes it a winemaker’s paradise. #WeAreWinesOfIsrael #DiscoverWinesOfIsrael #ModernMediterraneanWinemaking

You know how to drink wine, but do you know how to really taste it? Bright Cellars Wine Educator Julie takes us on a tasting journey from appearance to palate and nose. Learn along with us, and don’t forget to tune into Part 2 of How to Taste Wine!

Leslie Picker joins the ‘Halftime Report’ with Light Street Capital Founder & CIO Glen Kacher and Nick Devlin, Naked Wines CEO. Kacher made a big call on Naked Wines at the virtual Sohn Conference, and the two join CNBC to discuss the company. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC

How to taste wine like a pro!! Impress at your next dinner party! Follow on Twitter and Instagram: @gigithewaitress

There are 6 wines in this course! Get the course here: https://winefolly.com/wine-styles-tasting-course/ The six wines in the tasting course include: • Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand • Chardonnay from California • Grenache-Syrah-Mourvèdre Red Blend from Southern France • Sangiovese from Chianti Classico • Tempranillo from Spain • Bordeaux-style Red Blend from Washington State We partnered

Join us and get to know Rioja. In this video you’ll learn everything you need to know about Spain’s most celebrated wine region. From the terroir to the Tempranillo grape and all the versatile ways it pairs with any meal or moment. Let’s explore the delicious, complex wines of Rioja. Learn more about Rioja wines

Mark shows you how to taste a Chardonnay. Reach us at: http://www.onlinewinecompany.com/rwc/index.php/

In a hunt to move away from classic white and red wines, learn about this new category of fine Italian wines, Orange wines, with Filippo Bartolotta to lead the way. Head down the pathway of exciting innovation and unusual wine-making techniques as you learn what to expect from the Italian Orange wines. An exciting wine

Learn more about which wines to cook with and which you should avoid. Cheers.

Explore the 4 wines you must know from Bordeaux while learning more about this famous wine region. Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot are Bordeaux’s most important grape, but that’s not all you’ll find in Bordeaux. See full wine details: https://winefolly.com/episode/the-first-4-wines-you-must-try-from-bordeaux/ * Red Bordeaux – Cabernet-based blend from Médoc or the “left bank” * Red Bordeaux –

Thumbs up or down? Wren you taste wine you need to stop and DECIDE about whether or not you like the wine. I usually encourage people to do with with food as many wines won’t taste their best unless served with the right wine pairing. Laurie Forster, The Wine Coach, is a wine speaker who

Follow me on …: https://www.instagram.com/konstantinbaum_mw/ Check out my websites: https://meinelese.de Stainless Steel Fermenter (not the exact same article): https://amzn.to/3aNf13c I have used this glass in this Video: RIEDEL Performance Riesling I have tasted the following wines in this Video: 2020 Chateau Baum Riesling from Baden In this video I will walk you through the process

Vins doux naturels (VDNs), translated to ‘naturally sweet wines’, are some of the most historic yet underestimated wines in France. These wines are made using the process of mutage – adding neutral grape spirit/alcohol – to fermenting wine in order to halt fermentation and leave sugar in the wine (they aren’t REALLY naturally sweet wine,

Why is tannin important in wine? Where does it come from? How does winemaker David Ramey describe tannin’s mouthfeel? Get nerdy –and get answers– as Ramey and Gloria Maroti Frazee talk tannin.

Does it ever blow your mind how some people can simply smell a new wine and instantly identify dozens of aromas? Or with just one sip recognize a full list flavors? Here’s the reality: you can too! In this video, Sommelier B. Pierre Asti takes the mystery out of tasting wine. Get ready! By the

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In this video The Grape Explorer demonstrates how to taste wine in four easy steps. When tasting wine you will go through four stages. These are Look, Smell, Taste and Evaluate. Each stage allows you to understand more about the wine you are tasting. In this video the wine tasted is a Malbec from Mendoza,

A discussion with Pedro Poças Pintão about wines traditionally produced in the Douro Valley that seem to be making a comeback: Quinado and Vermouth, Douro style! A quick historic background and how they are being produced currently plus some other experiments from the Poças team!

Learn how to taste acidity in wine by developing your palate. I added lemon juice to red wine and compared it to a control wine which was a Syrah from Sicily. This experiment focuses on the wine characteristic of acidity. Materials for the experiment: Dry red wine Juice of 1/2 a lemon Add the lemon

Master of Wine, Patrick Schmitt, explores wines from the Rueda wine region in Spain. For more information on the region: https://www.dorueda.com/en/rueda-wines/ The Drinks Business: https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com Instagram: @thedrinksbusiness Twitter: @teamdb

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This is the second of our Aldi Exquisite Collection review, this time featuring two reds. The first is a Pinot Noir, from Marlborough in New Zealand, available for £6.99. The second is a Shiraz from South Australia, available for £5.79. These are two cracking wines for the price, well-made and very classic of their varietals

German Pfalz Riesling, Italan Friuli Venezia Juila Malvasia, Australian Eden Valley Riesling, Geogian Qvevri(Amphora) Mitsvane, and Greek Santori Assyrtiko. Which ones will win the medals in our light weight white wine Olympics the final? -Wineking’s instagram: jay.wineking Peter Koff’s curated wine selection is in the following link: https://www.greatwine2u.com/ Life is too short for bad wines.

Napa Valley vintners Alex and Graeme MacDonald talk vineyard geology, cover crops and some of the oldest Cabernet vines in Napa Valley.

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What is Touriga Nacional? Touriga Nacional is an important red grape for the Portuguese wine industry. Originally from the Doa region it is also grown widely in the Duoro. Sara Dionisio of Casa de Mouraz describes the grape’s qualities both on the vine and in the bottle. Sara talked to Ask a Winemaker at Red

Mike Supple from SuppleWine.com goes through the quick and easy way to taste wine or how to go for the more intense and in-depth way if you want to get more out of it.

Hello darlings! For today’s video I have reviewed the new Pink Prosecco from Kylie Wines! You know I love my bubbles haha! I just want to quickly say that I am definitely not a wine expert and am very much a beginner in terms of my knowledge but I do love a glass of bubbles

You’ve heard the phrase ‘Take time to smell the roses…’ well the same goes for your wine! To get a good impression of your wine’s aroma take a quick whiff to gain a first impression. Then gently swirl your glass to enhance the wine’s natural aromas. Poke your nose in. Really! Stick your nose deep