Wine making fron soil to vine to grapes to harvest to processing the grapes , managing the fermentation, mixing, bottling, labels, then to finally enjoy the wine. What a many layered process that requires specific knowledge, laborers and equipment. Wow ! Thank you Ed and thank you Michael and Valerie ! 💖
It is even more complex than making sour dough brioche! Great to see real wine being made. All we ever saw in East Texas was Mucadine wine pronounced muskie dine, it is a very crude process compared to this. Great show, Ed. Looking forward to the rest of your passion project.
Thank you, Michael and Valerie for showing us this wonderful process and to Edd and Anna for recording for us. I'm just glad that all we have to do is drink the wine and that... we enjoy very much.
Wow this was fun and real. Now waiting for the out come of a great 🍷 wine. Edd and Mickael both are comical have earned a bottle each for there hard work.
Thankyou for sharing another wonderful vlog. An incredible journey of wine making. I certainly will appreciate drinking it , more than I will when it comes up again ❤️🩹🤣😂
I find that fascinating. Thank for showing us the works Ed and Anna, who I adore so much! Special thanks to Michael and Valerie and coworkers of their Winery.
That was really fascinating to see and hear about the process! Please thank you friend for allowing you to see this! I also say thank You too and of course Anna for filming you too 🙂😉👏👏👏🤙🤙🤙👌
This is going to be so interesting! Thank you for sharing. Cool, that is a lot of grapes to pick and dump into the tailor. Lovely clusters ... That was cool how it took the grapes from the clusters...
I lived in Tuscany for quite a while and have been exposed to lots of wine information. This was an excellent addition to my knowledge base. I have a good friend who lives in Bordeaux I will be visiting in April hope to drop in to your wine tasting when I am there. Grazie Mille
Love the lesson in wine making. It’s fascinating to see all the equipment needed in the process. What a lovely couple at Chateau Goujon. Thanks for sharing 😍😘
Wow, what an intense process. Such a beautiful outcome and a great delicious looking wine 🍷. Thank you for such a wonderful tour. Wishing those a successful many years of production. Hard work. ❤️👍🏻🍷
One of the most interesting vlogs I have seen ..so well done Ed and Anna filming … I thought I was watching a TV documentary it was that good you guys ,! 🥰👏Bravo ❤
Cute daddy teddy bear shirt with Sun glasses 🕶 on! Thanks for taking us on a wine tour and showing us how it is made. Wish I could be there tasting it...
Wow! That was really interesting and enjoyable. Thanks for the tutorial. Who knew? And what great hosts we had for the tour. The vintner Michael was a hoot. The whole thing make me thirsty. Here's to you Edd & Anna!🍷🍾🍷
Wow so interesting, goes along way from my dad making his wine in a demijohn and putting it in the bathroom airing cupboard to ferment for weeks on end.
That was lovely, only thing better would be able to have a glass of the wine! With a charcuterie board of course by Anna! To be in the French countryside, relaxing and take it all in! Lovely! Thanks to Michael, Valerie for letting you share their winery. Thanks Edd and Anna! Love the t-shirt Edd! 🍷🧸
The documentary showcasing the creation of Bordeaux wine, specifically using the Liberty 2020 Cabernet as an exemplar, was nothing short of extraordinary. From the very beginning, it expertly captured the essence of winemaking, weaving a narrative that celebrated the meticulous artistry and science behind crafting the perfect bottle of wine. The cinematography was stunning, with lush vineyards and rolling hills serving as the picturesque backdrop, enhancing the viewer's immersion into the world of viticulture. What truly set this documentary apart was its ability to delve into the intricate details of the winemaking process. Viewers were treated to a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the vineyards, witnessing the careful cultivation of grapes, the precise harvesting techniques, and the age-old methods of fermentation and aging. The passion and dedication of the winemakers were palpable, making it impossible not to be swept away by their enthusiasm for their craft. The Liberty 2020 Cabernet, the star of the show, emerged as a testament to this passion and expertise. With each sip, the viewer was transported to the sun-soaked vineyards where the grapes ripened to perfection. The wine’s bouquet was a symphony of aromas, its taste a harmonious blend of rich flavors that danced on the palate. The velvety texture and lingering finish left a lasting impression, a testament to the exceptional quality of the Bordeaux produced. In essence, this documentary was a sensory journey, an ode to the art of winemaking, and a celebration of the remarkable Liberty 2020 Cabernet. It not only educated but also inspired, leaving a profound appreciation for the meticulous process and the unparalleled quality of Bordeaux wines.
Thank you Ed, Anna, Michael & Valerie. I have had many wine tours in the Sonoma Valley of the Moon, which we prefer to the Napa wine Disneyland. Benziger in Glen Ellen has a wonderful eco program on the forefront of organic fine wines and is the best place for a picnic. Totally enjoyed the video, I can smell the fragrance of the processing rooms. YUM!
My favorite red wine is Merlot, the whole process was fascinating I loved and enjoyed watching it. Thanks Ed and you inspired me to have a glass. Big thanks Michael and Valerie and of course to Anna. Love from N.Y.
Thankyou so much! We have a Baron Rothschild vineyard here (near Limoux) and this year is going to be one of the best. The process is just riveting from planting to blending, thanks again
Seeing Anna with the secateurs reminds me of our times picking grapes at my cousin’s vineyard. All hands welcome at the harvest. Greetings from Spadari!
Very very interesting!! Thank you Edd and Anna for sharing ❤️. And please pass the thanks and gratitude on to your friends. Not many businesses are okay with sharing their processes etc. Greatly enjoyed it!
I harvested cold climate grapes, developed at U of Minnesota, one September a few years ago. We clipped them & dropped them in crates. Star Prairie is a table grape that's quite tasty, so is whatever version of a Gris they have at Crow River Winery . They have several varieties of cold climate grapes. One year they did a short run of dandelion wine, buying buds for $10 a pound, which was a gallon zip lock bag that one could fill every 20 minutes. = $30 an hour.
I kill plastic plants so the explanation of how to encourage proper growth of the vines made my head spin a little The end results however was clear as dew. Thanks Anna & Ed always good to know how one of my favorite things comes into being.
Ed, your knowledge of wine making is very impressive, this is actually a science, from proper prunning, to getting to the end product, and that mobile bottling station was very impressive, no wonder good wine is so expensive, I thank you for the tutoral of wine making, with all out access of a beautiful winery. The cost of those massive stainless steel tanks, and catwalk, must be outrageous, do they sell the old barrels when thier done with them, I imagine when dried, that would be some beautiful wood for smoking meat with, all the best to you and Anna from U.S.A. in Michigan, the Great Lake State, so now we know Anna`s 38 years old, CHEERS.
Thank you Ed and Anna for taking us on this voyage that wine making is! My family and I spent 20 years in California growing grapes (mostly for sale as grapes) and making what we called garage wine but it was excellent. We grew Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc and Zinfandel (that one was in a different area than the other 3). We processed about 2 tons of grapes each year for our own use and for giving. Such awesome memories and watching your video brought all of them back! 🍷 🍷
I live in california but work for a arizona winery currently having worked for 7 years for various wineries in california. Garage wine isnt bad even today I still make as a professional garage wine for friends and family with my small home project vineyard which was planted to find out if I liked an idea before committing to it on the professional scale.
So glad I finally got the chance to see this video! (I work customer service during the holidays). Thank you for sharing this video, or anything wine related as I’ve had an interest in the process and would hope to someday convince the family to start our own vineyard, or at least one can wish. 🍷
Ed thank you for showing all of us how wine is made, I don't drink wine myself but I found it fascinating how it is processed from the vines to the bottle. God Bless, Kathy 🇺🇸
Thank you Edd and Anna. My brother and I have made wine for our family at our home in Virginia for most of our life. It's great to see it done at scale. Very inspirational. Sincerely,
When in France drink the wine..and the beer🥰 oh and eat the food..See you in the spring..I will be back on the otherside of the world next Thursday I will miss this life but will work hard to return for this great chapter of my life..
Wow! What a process I feel a bit guilty now as we go through about 3 or 4 bottles of wine a week. And it’s just the two of us. Mind you we only drink it at dinner. Thank you Ed that was an insight
Loved every second of this vlog. I watched it with a nice glass of wine, appreciated it even more. My fellow countryman Ilja Gort (dutch) from Chateau La Tulipe in Bordeaux got me into wine drinking. His TH-cam video's showed me how complex producing quality wine is. Your video is just as awesome, really going into the details and art of winery. Keep it going!
Thank you guys.....glad to watch a video... Thank you for showing all the process and equipments... I'm from India, I'm trying to make wine from the Indian berry.
Hello from Nashville, Tennessee! What an interesting video! I never knew how grapes turn into wine! Ed and Anna, the couple at the winery must possess awesome skills for the taste, color, and clarity of the wines. What an amazing job to have to share with the world! Thank you for showing me this video! This is one of the top videos have ever seen from Y’all!
I thoroughly enjoyed this vlog. I’ve always been very good at consuming wine, and know a little something about wine itself (all the trips to a cellar door for wine tasting), but didn’t know a lot about the wine making process, so thank you. I live between two wine making regions in Western Australia.
Wow guys that was a great vlog! Extremely informative. I never knew how big the process was for making wine and what went into it. I only knew that "time makes the wine" and that was it. How is the wine from your guys chateau made? Is the process the same? ( id assume it was) very interesting 🤔 Love it!!! ❤❤❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Wine making fron soil to vine to grapes to harvest to processing the grapes , managing the fermentation, mixing, bottling, labels, then to finally enjoy the wine. What a many layered process that requires specific knowledge, laborers and equipment. Wow ! Thank you Ed and thank you Michael and Valerie ! 💖
It is even more complex than making sour dough brioche! Great to see real wine being made. All we ever saw in East Texas was Mucadine wine pronounced muskie dine, it is a very crude process compared to this. Great show, Ed. Looking forward to the rest of your passion project.
Thank you, Michael and Valerie for showing us this wonderful process and to Edd and Anna for recording for us.
I'm just glad that all we have to do is drink the wine and that... we enjoy very much.
A very interesting vlog. Loved watching the whole process. The Vineyards are lovely. Enjoyable. Thank you.
Loved watching this vlog.....thank you to you all x
Edd, Thank you for the great Vlog!! Love wine and its whole precess!❤
Wow this was fun and real. Now waiting for the out come of a great 🍷 wine.
Edd and Mickael both are comical have earned a bottle each for there hard work.
Thank you Michael & Valerie! Great job Ed & Anna!
AMAZING VLOG🎉🎉🎉This should go VIRAL ❤❤❤
Another great video. Love the two of you. Keep up the great work.
Brilliant LOVED it xxxx
"Amazing" Thank you Ed and thank you Michael and Valerie...
Thankyou for sharing another wonderful vlog. An incredible journey of wine making. I certainly will appreciate drinking it , more than I will when it comes up again ❤️🩹🤣😂
I find that fascinating. Thank for showing us the works Ed and Anna, who I adore so much! Special thanks to Michael and Valerie and coworkers of their Winery.
Wow thank you so much for showing us all that process. Now I think I need a glass of wine😋.
Great lesson on wine making. Thanks Edd, Anna Micheal and Valerie. I learned alot.
That was really fascinating to see and hear about the process! Please thank you friend for allowing you to see this! I also say thank You too and of course Anna for filming you too 🙂😉👏👏👏🤙🤙🤙👌
It's great to see both of you again! Wine making is a lot of hard work!
This is going to be so interesting! Thank you for sharing. Cool, that is a lot of grapes to pick and dump into the tailor. Lovely clusters ... That was cool how it took the grapes from the clusters...
Wow fascinating process. Thank you! I will appreciate my glass of wine all the more now.
Very interesting. Thanks for this vlog. What a production-now we see why wine is pricey. Lot of work goes into a bottle of wine. Well worth it!
💫totally ! I bow to your knowledge of the art of winemaking!
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I lived in Tuscany for quite a while and have been exposed to lots of wine information. This was an excellent addition to my knowledge base. I have a good friend who lives in Bordeaux I will be visiting in April hope to drop in to your wine tasting when I am there. Grazie Mille
Love the lesson in wine making. It’s fascinating to see all the equipment needed in the process. What a lovely couple at Chateau Goujon. Thanks for sharing 😍😘
That was fun! Thanks for the education, Ed.
Fascinating and enlightening episode. Thank you! :) 🍷xx
What a wonderful gift you have given us. Thanks to Edd, Anna, Michael and Valerie. Amazing. May God continue to bless you.
Wow, what an intense process. Such a beautiful outcome and a great delicious looking wine 🍷. Thank you for such a wonderful tour. Wishing those a successful many years of production. Hard work. ❤️👍🏻🍷
Very interesting video Ed and Anna totally enjoyed it.😊
Fabulous documentary on winemaking, Thank You, Ed and Anna
One of the most interesting vlogs I have seen ..so well done Ed and Anna filming … I thought I was watching a TV documentary it was that good you guys ,! 🥰👏Bravo ❤
Cute daddy teddy bear shirt with Sun glasses 🕶 on! Thanks for taking us on a wine tour and showing us how it is made. Wish I could be there tasting it...
I enjoyed very much learning the modern ways of wine making. Great job to all. Very nice video.
Thank you for the lesson on wine making.
Edd, Anna, Michael & Valerie!
Now those of us that drink wine know more about wine! Merci!
Very fascinating process expertly explained by Ed. 😊
Wow! That was really interesting and enjoyable. Thanks for the tutorial. Who knew? And what great hosts we had for the tour. The vintner Michael was a hoot. The whole thing make me thirsty. Here's to you Edd & Anna!🍷🍾🍷
This was a great vlog. Thank you for a lesson on wine making! It was fantastic! Mike and Valerie were very informative.
This was fascinating to watch and learn. Thank you and the winery for sharing this!
Great video. Thank you for this.
I really enjoyed seeing and hearing of the wine making process. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Wow so interesting, goes along way from my dad making his wine in a demijohn and putting it in the bathroom airing cupboard to ferment for weeks on end.
That was lovely, only thing better would be able to have a glass of the wine! With a charcuterie board of course by Anna! To be in the French countryside, relaxing and take it all in! Lovely! Thanks to Michael, Valerie for letting you share their winery. Thanks Edd and Anna! Love the t-shirt Edd! 🍷🧸
It's such an amazing process to create wine. Good wine.
Great episode! 👏👏👏
Really adds to your regular content as we see so much wine throughout your production.
The documentary showcasing the creation of Bordeaux wine, specifically using the Liberty 2020 Cabernet as an exemplar, was nothing short of extraordinary. From the very beginning, it expertly captured the essence of winemaking, weaving a narrative that celebrated the meticulous artistry and science behind crafting the perfect bottle of wine. The cinematography was stunning, with lush vineyards and rolling hills serving as the picturesque backdrop, enhancing the viewer's immersion into the world of viticulture.
What truly set this documentary apart was its ability to delve into the intricate details of the winemaking process. Viewers were treated to a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the vineyards, witnessing the careful cultivation of grapes, the precise harvesting techniques, and the age-old methods of fermentation and aging. The passion and dedication of the winemakers were palpable, making it impossible not to be swept away by their enthusiasm for their craft.
The Liberty 2020 Cabernet, the star of the show, emerged as a testament to this passion and expertise. With each sip, the viewer was transported to the sun-soaked vineyards where the grapes ripened to perfection. The wine’s bouquet was a symphony of aromas, its taste a harmonious blend of rich flavors that danced on the palate. The velvety texture and lingering finish left a lasting impression, a testament to the exceptional quality of the Bordeaux produced.
In essence, this documentary was a sensory journey, an ode to the art of winemaking, and a celebration of the remarkable Liberty 2020 Cabernet. It not only educated but also inspired, leaving a profound appreciation for the meticulous process and the unparalleled quality of Bordeaux wines.
Thank you Ed, Anna, Michael & Valerie. I have had many wine tours in the Sonoma Valley of the Moon, which we prefer to the Napa wine Disneyland. Benziger in Glen Ellen has a wonderful eco program on the forefront of organic fine wines and is the best place for a picnic. Totally enjoyed the video, I can smell the fragrance of the processing rooms. YUM!
My favorite red wine is Merlot, the whole process was fascinating I loved and enjoyed watching it. Thanks Ed and you inspired me to have a glass. Big thanks Michael and Valerie and of course to Anna. Love from N.Y.
This film is a great example for anyone who is studying wine. Thank you for your contribution.
Very interesting vlog. You put a lot of time and effort into teaching us how the grape goes from vine to bottle. Thank you.
Thankyou so much! We have a Baron Rothschild vineyard here (near Limoux) and this year is going to be one of the best. The process is just riveting from planting to blending, thanks again
thank you, best wishes to you and the wine makers
That was soooo interesting. Thanks so much for showing us
Well done Ed & Anna. I’ve been wondering when you’d tell us more about your wine 💕🤗💕
Very interesting! Loved this video!
R5 'Super Cinq' 😍😍... Plus, a great video of this Montagne property. Really professional!
Lovely video, lovely music , so relaxing.
Brilliant! I live in a table grape valley, wine grapes are further north. I had only a vague notion how it worked, thank you for the beautiful video.
Seeing Anna with the secateurs reminds me of our times picking grapes at my cousin’s vineyard. All hands welcome at the harvest. Greetings from Spadari!
Well, that was very interesting..love it ..hope to see more of wine factory..👍💞🇨🇦😎
Thank you. I was great to learn more about your area and the wonderful wine that is produced.
Very very interesting!!
Thank you Edd and Anna for sharing ❤️. And please pass the thanks and gratitude on to your friends. Not many businesses are okay with sharing their processes etc.
Greatly enjoyed it!
That was fascinating!
I harvested cold climate grapes, developed at U of Minnesota, one September a few years ago.
We clipped them & dropped them in crates.
Star Prairie is a table grape that's quite tasty, so is whatever version of a Gris they have at Crow River Winery .
They have several varieties of cold climate grapes.
One year they did a short run of dandelion wine, buying buds for $10 a pound, which was a gallon zip lock bag that one could fill every 20 minutes.
= $30 an hour.
Not a Wine drinker but such a fascinating experience, thank you for sharing this with us.
Wow thank you so much for sharing this amazing journey from grape to wine 🍷 loved it
Very educational! Thanks for sharing.
Loved seeing this Bordeaux style of winemaking
I kill plastic plants so the explanation of how to encourage proper growth of the vines made my head spin a little
The end results however was clear as dew.
Thanks Anna & Ed always good to know how one of my favorite things comes into being.
Fascinating! I'm going to have to watch this again. Do you ever make homemade wine?
Amazing video 🥰 loved every minute of it 🥰🥰
2:17 good flirting skills hahahahaha 😂😅 awesome video thank you !
That was amazing 👏 thank you for the information
Ed, your knowledge of wine making is very impressive, this is actually a science, from proper prunning, to getting to the end product, and that mobile bottling station was very impressive, no wonder good wine is so expensive, I thank you for the tutoral of wine making, with all out access of a beautiful winery. The cost of those massive stainless steel tanks, and catwalk, must be outrageous, do they sell the old barrels when thier done with them, I imagine when dried, that would be some beautiful wood for smoking meat with, all the best to you and Anna from U.S.A. in Michigan, the Great Lake State, so now we know Anna`s 38 years old, CHEERS.
Wow, thank you for sharing!. So interesting
Thia is an excellent video! Thank you for creating it. It is a fun way to learn :)
Thank you Ed and Anna for taking us on this voyage that wine making is! My family and I spent 20 years in California growing grapes (mostly for sale as grapes) and making what we called garage wine but it was excellent. We grew Merlot, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Franc and Zinfandel (that one was in a different area than the other 3). We processed about 2 tons of grapes each year for our own use and for giving. Such awesome memories and watching your video brought all of them back! 🍷 🍷
I live in california but work for a arizona winery currently having worked for 7 years for various wineries in california. Garage wine isnt bad even today I still make as a professional garage wine for friends and family with my small home project vineyard which was planted to find out if I liked an idea before committing to it on the professional scale.
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So glad I finally got the chance to see this video! (I work customer service during the holidays). Thank you for sharing this video, or anything wine related as I’ve had an interest in the process and would hope to someday convince the family to start our own vineyard, or at least one can wish. 🍷
Maybe a info video on how each wine should taste and the differences of each vine and the meaning of the vintage
Ed thank you for showing all of us how wine is made, I don't drink wine myself but I found it fascinating how it is processed from the vines to the bottle. God Bless, Kathy 🇺🇸
Really interesting Edd, I remember going there with you. The wine was excellent!😀🍷🍷
Thank you Edd and Anna. My brother and I have made wine for our family at our home in Virginia for most of our life. It's great to see it done at scale. Very inspirational. Sincerely,
thank you guys.
When in France drink the wine..and the beer🥰 oh and eat the food..See you in the spring..I will be back on the otherside of the world next Thursday I will miss this life but will work hard to return for this great chapter of my life..
By the way ask Billy about the new cocktail Whiskey and wine spritzer I made him..😉
Super interesting! Thank you!
Wow! What a process I feel a bit guilty now as we go through about 3 or 4 bottles of wine a week. And it’s just the two of us. Mind you we only drink it at dinner. Thank you Ed that was an insight
Loved every second of this vlog. I watched it with a nice glass of wine, appreciated it even more. My fellow countryman Ilja Gort (dutch) from Chateau La Tulipe in Bordeaux got me into wine drinking. His TH-cam video's showed me how complex producing quality wine is. Your video is just as awesome, really going into the details and art of winery. Keep it going!
Thank you guys.....glad to watch a video... Thank you for showing all the process and equipments... I'm from India, I'm trying to make wine from the Indian berry.
Exceptional episode. Thank you.
That was interesting (even though I’m not a wine drinker). Thanks for guiding us through the process.
Hello from Nashville, Tennessee! What an interesting video! I never knew how grapes turn into wine! Ed and Anna, the couple at the winery must possess awesome skills for the taste, color, and clarity of the wines. What an amazing job to have to share with the world! Thank you for showing me this video! This is one of the top videos have ever seen from Y’all!
Great documentary! We were at Haut Gaujon because of the vlog you did with Stephanie and Philip. Nice to see it again, and the wine making process.
I thoroughly enjoyed this vlog. I’ve always been very good at consuming wine, and know a little something about wine itself (all the trips to a cellar door for wine tasting), but didn’t know a lot about the wine making process, so thank you. I live between two wine making regions in Western Australia.
Exceptional vlog. Thank you.
That was really interesting. I've never seen the steps it takes to create a bottle of wine or many bottles for that matter.
Thank you for a very interesting vlog.
Wow guys that was a great vlog! Extremely informative. I never knew how big the process was for making wine and what went into it. I only knew that "time makes the wine" and that was it. How is the wine from your guys chateau made? Is the process the same? ( id assume it was) very interesting 🤔 Love it!!! ❤❤❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Really Interesting Edd. Xx 🍷🍷🍷🍷🍷
Really informative, and learn a few new things too . . . many thanks
Very interesting! Thanks!
That was very interesting
This was so nice and informative.