Wine Types

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In this video, Theo welcomes us to the Giesen cellar door to answer some frequently asked questions about the difference between dry and sweet wines and the validity of the reviews from wine critics. Theo explains that the taste of wines is subjective and reliant on the individuals’ palettes however there are some varieties that

Make the most of long, warm late-summer days with al fresco dining, inspired by the wines and lifestyle of the Mediterranean. Join Sommelier Renée Sferrazza and Mackenzie Putici of New World Wine Tours for inspired food pairings with wine from Italy, France, Spain and Greece. Shop ahead and sample along with them. https://bit.ly/3s4bQfc Prices and

Join our winemaking team live, online each Thursday at 4pm PT, 7pm ET as we taste and talk about a different selection of wines and field your questions. Purchase the wines in advance to taste along, or simply open one from your cellar and join in the conversation. Learn more: https://www.ridgewine.com/virtual-winemaker-roundtables/

Sip & Sail – Celebration of Wine Cruises is hosted by AmaWaterways’ co-founder and Executive Vice President, Kristin Karst. Kristin will be joined by television host and wine expert Leslie Sbrocco, who will lead wine tastings from the Burgundy region of France as well as our in-house wine expert, Liz Barrett, and virtual cruise manager,

Learn more about the Alti Wine Exchange: https://www.altiwineexchange.com/ We’re finishing today our complete tour of virtually all types of Italian wines, which is not a small achievement. There are so many wine styles and appellations or grapes in Italy that it’s taken us 11 Episodes to get around the country, the reds of all regions,

Episode #8 Part 1 of Julien’s Wine School where Julien explains what gives its colors to wine, where do these red, white, and rosé hues come from depending on the different wine styles, their origin in the grapes, the winemaking and their evolution during ageing. My complete guide to the many colors and terminology (names)

Tasting Domaine Carneros range of Sparkling wines, from $30 Brut to $100+ Le Rêve top Blanc de Blancs Prestige Cuvée. Which one is going to be the best? Also reviewing the Rosé and Ultra Brut (super-dry mineral style). Read my full tasting notes, ratings and reviews on Social Vignerons blog: http://socialvignerons.com/2018/12/21/the-sparkling-wines-of-domaine-carneros-tasting-reviews/ Related video about the

The infamous volcanic eruption of Pompeii froze the city in time. Subscribe to Our History: https://bit.ly/3v5mKBG Michael Buerk delves deeper than ever before into the remains of the infamous volcanic eruption that preserved its victims to a remarkable degree in this illuminating documentary. Buried for nearly two thousand years, one of the most famous historic

Sommelier André Mack returns to sample 16 wines made by celebrities, giving his expert opinion on their quality, taste, and value. From rosé wines by Post Malone, Snoop Dogg, and Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie through Jay-Z’s Brut champagne and a Chenin blanc from Dwyane Wade, André will determine once and for all whether fame

Join Chris and I while we ring in the new year tasting and toasting with natural wines. We’ll say goodbye to 2020 & welcome 2021 with a review of Dry Farm Wines, as we share with you why we joined and why we think it’s the BEST Natural Wine Club for pure natural wine &

Although a good deal of attention is directed to the Rieslings produced in New York State, the world-class Chardonnays coming from Osmote, Hounds Tree, and Damiani wineries are not ones to be overlooked. Moderator Dan Belmont will open up the conversation with our esteemed winemakers on what goes into crafting these noteworthy Chardonnays coming from

This seminar focuses on Oregon’s major wine producing region, the Willamette Valley, exploring Pinot noir as an expression of soil. It is beyond the scope of this seminar, and perhaps human knowledge, to explain Pinot noir. The goals are to examine the range of Pinot noir produced on Willamette Valley’s three main soils and allow

Burgundy’s fabled and iconic producer Méo-Camuzet meets L.A. Record Exec turned winemaker in Oregon? Yup, and the result is pure music to our…uh…mouths!

Join Harpers Editor Andrew Catchpole, as he invites a panel of retailers, importers and on-trade specialists to share their experiences of selling German Wines in the trade and to consumers. The panel will be diving into the huge variety of styles on offer from Germany, highlighting key points from the Big G tastings earlier in

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When it comes to white wines, most of us stick with either Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc, mainly because we don’t know what else is out there or are hesitant to try something obscure. In this video, Sommelier B. Pierre Asti takes this guesswork out of white wines. Enjoy the Top 10 Whites Wines as of

The La Rioja region produces Graciano, Tempranillo, Viura, and Garnacha Blanca grapes. Learn more about the grapes that are used for Rioja wines from a professional sommelier in this free video. Expert: Mark Middlebrook Contact: www.paulmarcuswines.com Bio: Mark Middlebrook sells and writes about wine for Paul Marcus Wines in Oakland, California. Filmmaker: Sam Lee

In this series we explore the same grape variety but with something dramatically different about them! Here we are exploring Chardonnay with my good friend Ben Ramos. One from Chablis in France and one from California. We blind taste and the discuss the differences of where the grapes were grown as well as the different

Ever stand around the wine aisle, wondering what the difference is between all the options? Well today, Jay and Gabe are tasting 5 different wines from 5 different countries across the world and discussing the differences that make those wines what they are. Join them in New Zealand, Italy, Argentina, the US, and Canada. For

Wines from the Chianti region of Italy come in a range of styles and intensities. All of them are wonderful with food. In this video, I explain the difference between Chianti, Chianti Classico, and Chianti Riserva. —————————————- Encourage me to keep making these videos! Please subscribe to my channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJl06eVi-42xuXDIZ7AhcTA —————————————- Wines featured in

http://www.spain-holiday.com/Malaga-city/articles/malagas-traditional-wines-and-wine-bars Spain is home to some of the finest wines, and almost every region produces it’s own kind of wine, whether that would be a sweet dessert wine or a dry red wine perfect to go with a main dish. Join us on our tour of some of the best wine bars (bodegas) in Malaga

Charcuterie is having quite the resurgence, thanks to its Instagram-ability. But this delightful dish is more than just a pretty face.

Click here to learn all the rules of eating sushi: http://bit.ly/1p8UQ3p Coming to you straight from the sushi chef’s mouth, MUNCHIES presents the dos and don’ts of eating sushi, as taught by Tokyo’s Naomichi Yasuda. Be warned: You’ve been doing it wrong. Subscribe to Munchies here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-MUNCHIES Click here for more How-To videos: http://bit.ly/1tT33ut Check

This was a plain glass &with the help of a little paint & rhinestones this glass is very fabulous . This will make a great bridal shower gift, wedding gift, birthday gift or housewarming gift. For this project you will need: A clean wine glass or toasting flute glass, rhinestones any color you decide, liquid

Navarra is the name of both the autonomous region in northern Spain, and the very specifically limited wine zone of Navarra—today one of Spain’s most exciting quality wine regions. With its special location between Rioja and Bordeaux, it draws expertise and inspiration from both of these regions while retaining its own individual wine style.

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Marcel shares what makes a wine French Country, the variety the region has to offer, and why they’re so special to him (and us!).

Find the best wine for your Father’s Day Meal.

In this video, Attorney Somm explains how to organize and conduct wine tastings in a wine tasting group as well as four types of themes for wine tastings that have worked particularly well. Wine tasting groups allow the participants to taste a wide variety of wines and are far more cost-effective than wine tasting on