Every Wine Explained in 10 minutes Part 1

Every Wine Explained in 10 minutes
Explore the rich histories and flavors of iconic wines! 🍷 From the bold Cabernet Sauvignon to the versatile Merlot. Cheers to a journey through the world of wine!

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[PilsburyLJ]

Having stated that Cabernet Sauvignon was created as product of cross breading Cabernet franc and Sauvignon balance in the 1700s - the video stated cab sav was beloved by the romans - who were around 1500 years earlier. Also, in 1800 varietal identification hadnt started yet. That was a 20th century discovery. So in the 1800s no one was deliberately blending Merlot and can sav

[bubbathemaster]

“Champagne” is not a grape variety. It’s mostly Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. I feel like this should be more clearly explained as you talk about different grape varieties and close with champagne which can confuse viewers into thinking champagne is another variety.

[lgunton]

Clearly this is not an actual person speaking

[ZackAcciari]

Rosé, vinho verde, and champagne shouldn’t be part of a grape varietals video but you could talk about the most commonly used grape varieties in each! Like rosés are mostly made of Pinot noir, Grenache, cinsault, and Syrah. You could even mention Pinot Meunier and Auxerrois for Champagne since those varietals are used almost exclusively there.
Would love to see a revised video with more grape varieties and less appellations. Maybe grouping varieties by regions would help the flow of the video as well.

[cookieshade]

At 0:25 how can Cab Sav have been the favourite grape of the ancient Romans when it was apparently created in 17th c France?

[piotrwojdelko]

the world is changing I'm tasting 80 different spiecies in the coldest region in Poland like Italian Pecorino wine

[aaa-qxx]

Actually, Shiraz wine is originally from Iran, the name of siraz, came from Shiraz City, one of the famous cities in world of wines which have the best grapes to producing wine.

[gquijano]

Could you comment on Spanish varieties? Garnacha, tempranillo, etc

[johnjeffreymorrison]

Pinotage is a South African wine you didn't mention

[harlanabraham]

Shiraz wine is from the Syrah grape. In Australia they call it Shiraz. They even grow Chardonnay grapes here in New York. Riesling makes a very good wine. I prefer it dry. Vino Verde is a good tasting wine.

Every? What about the Carmenére, Nebbiolo, Montepulciano and many others…

[thibaldomanrique]

Wow, wonderful video. Loved it! Thank you very much.

[Ahdtsjjjtdyhjryik]

lol Dom: "My god, it's full of stars."

[zonule_]

The 17th Century French invented Cabernet Sauvignon and then the ancient Romans enjoyed it. You need to do a lot more research and a lot more proofreading of your videos.

[fkcoolers]

For people who love sauvignon blanc, definitely give chenin blanc a try as well. You can find a lot of choices either from the Loire Valley region of France, or from South Africa.

[adolfoperezcarrillo]

In Chile Local winery sales produce a grape variety of Cabernet, called as Carmenere wine, a type with lower acidity and higher sweetness. Carmenere wine represents 50% of Chilean wine production since 2023.

[russelldsyder]

I personally love Gruener Veltliner from Wachau valley, Lower Austria. It's a development of Rheinland's Traminer. Anyway, great video, like it! Thumb's up

[radidov]

your voice and the way to pronounce the names makes me never ever drink wine again

[xavier_blaise]

A big mess: how can you mix Champagne and Rose that are wine making techniques in the middle of the varietals you describe ?

[cosmicfertilizer]

I wonder what happened to all the ancient roman and greek wines...