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"Bouzy" is a great name for a wine district.. 3:56

In the Netherlands we have some 160 vineyards and quality is getting better. I am setting up a mini wine arboretum and study centrum where in one weekend one can see 77 different grapevines, learn non traditional ways of grape husbantry and thinking rather small. My approach is of a master gardener, not a winemaker. We are no longer married to the European winemafia. Britisch Columbia can make her own decisions and not only make excellent wine, but also prepare growing grapes according to climate change. Frost, late frost, plantlice, mildew and heat stroke are here to stay. Moderate climate is a thing of the past. No monocultures, no greedy big business, no old teachings , no extreme weather that have destroyed many a European winecompany and vineyard. Just great wine, variety of wines, environment friendly grape growing. Just this week, late frost destroyed many vineyards in Limburg, Netherlands. Stop thinking traditionally. Climate change is going to stay. Change or (your vineyard will) die. coachfmvos@gmail.com

In the Netherlands we have some 160 vineyards and quality is getting better. I am setting up a mini wine arboretum and study centrum where in one weekend one can see 77 different grapevines, learn non traditional ways of grape husbantry and thinking rather small. My approach is of a master gardener, not a winemaker. We are no longer married to the European winemafia. Britisch Columbia can make her own decisions and not only make excellent wine, but also prepare growing grapes according to climate change. Frost, late frost, plantlice, mildew and heat stroke are here to stay. Moderate climate is a thing of the past. No monocultures, no greedy big business, no old teachings , no extreme weather that have destroyed many a European winecompany and vineyard. Just great wine, variety of wines, environment friendly grape growing. Just this week, late frost destroyed many vineyards in Limburg, Netherlands. Stop thinking traditionally. Climate change is going to stay. Change or (your vineyard will) die. coachfmvos@gmail.com

In the Netherlands we have some 160 vineyards and quality is getting better. I am setting up a mini wine arboretum and study centrum where in one weekend one can see 77 different grapevines, learn non traditional ways of grape husbantry and thinking rather small. My approach is of a master gardener, not a winemaker. We are no longer married to the European winemafia. Britisch Columbia can make her own decisions and not only make excellent wine, but also prepare growing grapes according to climate change. Frost, late frost, plantlice, mildew and heat stroke are here to stay. Moderate climate is a thing of the past. No monocultures, no greedy big business, no old teachings , no extreme weather that have destroyed many a European winecompany and vineyard. Just great wine, variety of wines, environment friendly grape growing. Just this week, late frost destroyed many vineyards in Limburg, Netherlands. Stop thinking traditionally. Climate change is going to stay. Change or (your vineyard will) die. coachfmvos@gmail.com

Excellent video!

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Barossa Shiraz is available in Heaven.

Awesome! Thanks for sharing Yes me too. Came here following reading John 15:2

I like how you implied that there's water in the lakes on the map...

Can’t wait to hear about new regions! So refreshing to get these videos again. Maybe Georgia or Croatian wines possibly?

If you like your Bordaux bends, poor spelt?? Try super Tuscans!! Or these Veneto wines, blends in rippasso style are fun

Me watching this drinking cheap wine and eating prefab pizza....

Thank you for these! 🫶🏻

1:58 does that guy have nipple piercings?

Min 1:13 uhmmm.... Jerez is near the Atlantic not the Mediterranean.

It’s so wonderful how many of us came here to understand more about John 15 and what it means for God to prune the good fruits. I pray God continues to grow us in Faith❤❤

Hello. We are the Korean reality program ‘Europe Outside the Tent: South France’. We're working on a French episode right now, and it would be great if you could let us use this footage for our show! We look forward to your response! thank you!

Thanks for this informative effort

Very Nice!

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My family is from Mendoza, Argentina, I remember my grandmother telling us how she made money when she was a child picking grapes; She was paid per basket then. I never got the chance to visit there from the USA but I would too.

It's a very useful and helpful video to understand how to make wine for all of studying wine deeper. I really appreciate your video!

Well done ; if you think to go for an update, you'll be welcome to include the Cotrs de Francs and Cotes de Castillon, without forgetting the St Emilion sattelites, it's going to be complete ! Frederic, private tour wine guide in Bordeaux

I came here having read John 15:2. Really eye opening. So much work goes into making sure a believer bears fruit. Thank God for the Holy Spirit!

Thee video is great, but for mispronunciation of french words, like Aquitaine and Angelus..

I had some Powell and sons wines at wine dinner at our club…awesome wines!

Excellent guide to Washington State wine. Very much enjoyed the history explaining the soil types and hence the best grapes

Pomerol doesn't need a classification, it has Petrus.

great video, the PNW is simply so beautiful. Paradise

I don't think wines are allowed in burgundy unless you are a high ranking official.

Excellent production

I love this

Fermentacion , la delicia la uva como la sperma que da fruto a la embra viva e vino😇❤️‍🩹❤️😶‍🌫️❤️❤️

No biolar=no rape.

Wine opener cork screw, and small knife opener❤️🤣🤯😇❤️‍🩹😶‍🌫️❤️❤️

Chile lindo wine rojo vs Argentina Argento, el Maradona, cual les gusta❤️❤️😶‍🌫️❤️‍🩹😇🤯🤣❤️

El Gato Negro, cuidado con el Matrix ta ases Neo. Culiado❤️🤯🤣❤️❤️

The Philippine Influence in Mexican Mezcal Distilling How 500 years and a 12,000 mile-trade route shaped modern mezcal.

Excenlente!!

Can’t wait to hear about new regions! So refreshing to get these videos again. Maybe Georgia or Croatian wines possibly?

This one was very specific

The explanation was SMOOTH and I enjoyed it throughout. Applause for the people working so hard for bring in the best quality👏👏

Guildsomm is back!!

Excellent, thank you! From Texas...

Misery starts arguments like wars for attention and spoil , bittersweet under a host, behind a wall, that the facts and truth will satisfy its yearning for love, that money can't buy and cure its disease. Envy falls to gluttony , gluttony, Misery ( its forces), jealousy, to prison and pride, to shame, and host, to walls, Misery needs love to escape. Address out of sleep and wake up to the twilight. Grapes are bitter and sugar is sweet , bittersweet in Misery, an aged, a dream, that host disease. But eat the word with more pleasure than the skin of the grape and material things, that five sense cant digest. Digest the breadth and never go hungry and be free of the grip. Empowering the consciousness (mind) to have it, and never go mad ill, and to drugs or forces; sharing the mind is more than a feeling, its a power one can't be without, nor without another.

Really excellent explanation, thank you very much

Many European winemakers like to fuss that they can't make top notch wines on grafted vines. So, are they saying that own-rooted Australian Shiraz is better than Southern Rhone Syrah? Hmm? BTW, Aussie Riesling *is* first rate! 👍

I just love Riesling Wines!!!

Thanks that was nice and easy to understand

It's also my favorite varietal, in any form. Thank you! 👍 BTW, don't hesitate to try a Spatburgunder (Pinot Noir) from one of the warmer regions. Very interesting.