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What is reduction in wine? We asked a producer from Burgundy who says it’s the most interesting part of winemaking, but also one of the most challenging. Emmanuel Guillot of Domaine Guillot-Broux in the Macon region of Burgundy France sat with Ask a Winemaker in Chicago in the Spring of 2015. See all of our
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ALWAYS DRINK RESPONSIBLY Follow me on Instagram @wine_asmr https://www.instagram.com/wine_asmr/?hl=en Welcome to Wine ASMR. Combining ASMR with Wine is always a good idea. Hopefully i can introduce you to the wine world while also offering some unique tingles. Please enjoy! ???????????? Listen with headphones for a more enjoyable experience ???????????? If you enjoyed this video, please
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You can make fruit wine at home from fruit puree or fresh/frozen whole fruit. It’s not difficult at all, the results are wonderfully delicious, and it doesn’t require much equipment and ingredients. In this demo video, award-winning home winemaker Larry Janke walks us through the process of making a red raspberry wine using both methods
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World renowned wine critic and wine writer, Jeb Dunnuck is in the seat today to talk the nitty-gritty about wine criticism. Jeb’s sincere love of wine, fresh perspective and authentic take have catapulted him into huge success with his site JebDunnuck.com. I’ll stop writing now for fear he might critique my Youtube description and I’d
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Full recipe and online classes athttp://www.chefsteps.com/activities/mulled-wine Also known as gløgg in Norway, glühwein in Germany, vin chaud in France, and Глинтвейн in Russia, this ubiquitous winter warmer enjoys a versatile reputation as both a good way to get rid of cheap wine and a luxurious holiday treat. You might just as well encounter the stuff
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This historic Napa Cabernet label made Wine Spectator’s No. 4 Wine of 2020. Senior editor James Molesworth, who reviewed the wine, shares the story of its continued success under new ownership. More Wine Spectator Top 100 Wines of the Year content: https://top100.winespectator.com/ Explore Wine Spectator’s free newsletters: http://winesp.ec/3nxPCOU Introductory offer: Subscribe to Wine Spectator for
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