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What is Agiorgitiko? How to pronounce Agiorgitko? The Greek grape variety Agiorgitiko is explained by winemaker George Skouras. Skouras shows how to pronounce Agiorgitiko and explains what it tastes like. He explains that it is a grape that has been in the region of Peloponnese. Ask a Winemaker filmed with George Skouras in Chicago at

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This Tempranillo-based red is aged for 10 years before release and comes from a leading pioneer of Spain’s Rioja region. Executive editor Thomas Matthews, who reviewed the wine, explains why Wine Spectator is honoring this 2010 vintage red as Wine of the Year for 2020. More Wine Spectator Top 100 Wines of the Year content:

Winemaker Rob Davis discusses the old world winemaking technique of batonnage, or hand stirring of the lees, which occurs in winter when Jordan Chardonnay ages sur lie in French oak. Learn how this technique offers individual flare of each cellar worker who helps to create Jordan’s mid-palate mouthfeel. http://blog.jordanwinery.com/2011/02/batonnage-an-old-world-winemaking-technique-preserved-each-winter/

Alessandra Bera talks about how Moscato d’Asti is produced by her family in Piedmont, Italy at Vittorio Bera & Figli. The process from vine to bottle for making this sparkling wine is explained. Alessandra sat with Ask a Winemaker at Red and White in Chicago in 2013. See all of our videos with Alessandra Bera:

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The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and his son share the moments they fell for wine, discuss favorite food pairings, and reveal the two people they want to try their Diving into Hampton Water rosé. Explore Wine Spectator’s free newsletters: https://winesp.ec/2Jnn8cc

Pressed flower paper, cards or art is a simple way to make a memorable travel souvenir. This DIY craft video will show you how to make pressed wildflowers with a wildflower press that you can use for many crafting projects. View the written tutorial for this pressed wildflowers video on our blog: https://winecountrytable.com/entertain/floral-design/how-to-press-flowers-on-paper-a-memorable-travel-souvenir.

Fred Scherrer explains how Sulfur is burned inside wine barrels to produce Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) to preserve empty wine barrels and avoid spoilage. Have a winemaking question? Post it in the comments and we will try to answer it for you. Watch all of our videos on the role of Sulfur in wine including interviews

https://www.mirabeauwine.com – Why does the waiter only give you a small amount of wine at a restaurant? Is this intimidating? What are you expected to do? Stephen gives a fun tutorial on restaurant wine tasting. Check it out! Share and add your experiences in the comments down below Subscribe to Mirabeau Wine’s YouTube Channel here:

Clos de Vougeot is Burgundy’s biggest Grand Cru and it has some 80 different winegrowers, making it a complex appellation. Join Bruce Sanderson as he decodes Vougeot and shares a couple of his favorite Pinots from the vineyard.

Have you ever wondered how extra virgin olive oil is made? Watch our latest educational how-to video that includes every step of the production process — from harvest to olive milling to hand-bottling in Sonoma County, California. ______ For more information on Jordan’s Estate Extra Virgin Olive Oil: https://www.jordanwinery.com/culinary/extra-virgin-olive-oil.

Picking wine grapes is a mix of art and science. Three measurements are often mentioned: Brix, Ph, and Acidity. In this video, Wes Hagen of Clos Pepe defines each and talks about Birx levels in California, in German Rielsing, in Champagne, and in the Rhone Valley. This is a useful video for WSET students and

Wines of Romania – Pure Experiences is a documentary film shot as a travelogue that follows Robert Marshall, an Englishman living in Romania, throughout his journey to discover Romanian wineries and their surrounding regions. Robert is a wine specialist who wanted to learn more about Romanian grape varieties and so he travelled around the country,

The star of blockbuster movies, including Jurassic Park and The Hunt for Red October, actor Sam Neill is gaining recognition for his role as winery owner and Pinot lover. Meet Sam as he describes his winery, Two Paddocks, located in New Zealand.

What is tannin in wine? Where does tannin come from? Jason Lett of Eyrie Vineyards explains tannin, how it tastes, and its many roles from the vineyard to the cellar. Jason Lett manages Eyrie Vineyards, one of the iconic producers of wine in Oregon. See all of our videos with Jason Lett here: Subscribe to

Second-generation vintner John Jordan provides a behind the scenes look at Jordan Vineyard & Winery. Experience the beauty of the Estate and learn how John is continuing his parents legacy of producing elegant Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon and providing world-class hospitality. We welcome you to visit Jordan Winery by appointment. Please visit http://www.jordanwinery.com/visit or call

How do I taste wine? How do I smell? How do I taste? All these questions answered and more as we talk to Alpana Singh! If you’d like to help The Good Stuff stay alive go here http://subbable.com/goodstuff If you’d like to tweet about The Good Stuff but can’t think of what to say, click

Burgundy is one of France’s most prestigious wine regions, producing some of the world’s finest Pinot Noirs and Chardonnays. But Burgundy doesn’t have to be complicated. Senior editor Bruce Sanderson and assistant editor Julie Harans break down the terroir, the grapes, the geography and the classification system. Explore Wine Spectator’s free newsletters: https://winesp.ec/3kKt9gG Introductory offer:

Jordan Winery’s baker extraordinaire, Cristina Valencia, offers tips and secrets for making the perfect homemade pizza dough crust with a full video demonstration. View the complete recipe on our website: http://bit.ly/1OE0IKL