**CONTENTS OF THIS VIDEO: 0:00 5 Alternatives to Cabernet Sauvignon 0:57 Carmenere 2:12 Blaufrankisch 3:47 Malbec 5:04 Tinto Fino (Ribera Del Duero) 6:23 Touriga Nacional (Douro valley) #cabernetsauvignon #wineeducation #wine

#Italianwine #wineeducation #wine Let's compare and taste side by side two famous Italian red wines - Chianti Classico and Brunello di Montalcino. Both wines come from the same winemaking region - Tuscany. And both are either completely or predominantly m...

#italianwines #wineeducation #wine Soave is definitely one of the forgotten gems in the Italian white wine scene. It is made from Garganega grape variety and its most ageworthy and notable examples come from the historic Soave Classico region. Soave wines...

#cabernetfranc #wineeducation #wine Cabernet Franc is an ancient grape variety, an ancestor of many famous grapes, namely Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Carmenere. But Cabernet Franc, either in wine blends or on its own, is a noteworthy grape, which can p...

In this video I will walk you through the process of making wine by making my own red wine from Pinot Noir Grapes.

Today we are doing something special. I know that many of you are fans of the App Vivino. I am rarely using it, but I thought it might be interesting for you if I taste and rate some of the highest-rated wines on Vivino under 20 US$.

South Africa’s history is very interesting: Even though it is considered New World it started producing wine in the second half of the 17th century and the sweet wine from the Constantia winery became more famous than the great wines from Europe.

Everything that is required to produce fermented grape juice was present in nature before humans walked the earth. But if it was up to nature alone wine would not exist. Before us, there were only rotten grapes. Therefore, wine is not a natural but a cult...

A question I frequently get from you guys is that you want to know what is in my cellar. I am not going to show you everything I have because that’s private, but I want to teach you how to build a wine collection and how to store your wines to become a re...

After looking into the sparklings and the whites from all around the Italian boot, we’re getting to a region that is very dear to my heart because I spent a while working there working as a winemaker, and because well the wines are delicious, Tuscany this...

When I first came to Napa I knew that it stood for quality but I also thought of it as one singular style of wine but I soon realized that there are so many different expression of the different Terroirs of the region.

Master of Wine tastes wines with added faults, flaws, and aromas.