Tunisia Wine & Travel Documentary: Around the World in 80 Harvests
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- Discover the wines of Tunisia with www.aroundthewo... as wine journalist Amanda Barnes travels to this unique North African wine country to visit the winemakers, walk the vineyards and delve deep into Tunisian cuisine, culture and history. Please subscribe to our channel and share this video with your wine friends via
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French intro:
Ceci est Le Tour du Monde en 80 Vendanges Je suis Amanda Barnes et je suis écrivaine du vin et je suis en mission. Rejoignez-moi en Tunisie pendant que j’apprends au sujet de ce pays viticole unique. Nous rencontrerons les vignerons, nous visiterons les vignobles et nous gouterons à chaque saveur de cet assemblage d’influences Africaines, Méditerranéennes et Arabes. Je voudrais découvrir comment le vin s’intègre dans le cadre et démêler la tapisserie complexe ce qui est la Tunisie aujourd’hui. Et bien sûr nous allons boire quelques verres le long du chemin.
Transcript excerpt:
Although Tunisia has been making wine for thousands of years, the quality revolution only really started in the 19th and 20th centuries during the French occupation when modern winemaking techniques were introduced.
Tunisia’s warm, sunny climate means that grapes have no trouble ripening which gives the red wines lots of colour, fruity aromas and higher sugar levels which means they can be rather generous in alcohol.
The red wines can pack such a punch that rumour has it the French used to blend Tunisian Syrah into their own. What is for certain though, is that Tunisia's Syrah, Carignan and Touriga Nacional perform particularly well making voluptous, aromatic wines, that pair nicely with flavourful Tunisian dishes like roasted lamb and couscous. On the lighter spectrum, over 65% of Tunisia's wine production is rosé which range from fuller bodied wines to light and delicate. They also make a small amount of aromatic white wines which benefit from being in regions closer to the ocean breeze. Despite its long history, Tunisia's wine industry still feels in its infancy which much potential as of yet unexplored. This is because during centuries of Arabic rule Tunisia went almost completely dry.
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I like this cultural documentary :) you practically covered every aspect of Tunisian culture thru wine and gastronomy ^^ in only 17 min wow bravo!
Thank you! I really loved visiting Tunisia - and learning more about the gastronomy, culture and wine of course! :)
Hi , may i add another point that the world seems to believe is about the constitution. at 1.25 i heard seeing them write their constitution well we had a democracy before as for a constitution. Bourguiba at the independance of Tunisia have done so much for womans rights and created a democracy and a constitution. otherwise i loved the documentary and you seemed enjoying my beautiful country xx
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Obviously this was just the opinion of one person, it is great to get so many other interesting opinions in the comments section too. Thank you, and yes - we loved visiting your beautiful country :)
*I know Tunisia is really wonderful country and Tunisian people are so nice and lovely out there, I can see that you got an amazing journey in there and I'm not surprised in fact Tunisia is the only country that can treat you so lovely and nice like that.*
Everyone was very kind and we had a really wonderful trip to Tunisia. A beautiful country. Thank you for watching!
I visited Tunisia in 2014 and I love the country and the exceptional good people that live there.
Thank you and you are always welcome back
they are not really good ...just hypocrit people ....
@@Entrepreneurusa mk
@@aymendandan m3a9ed wallah
@@ilbm899 يعطيك الصحة ...
A Like Before That I Start Watching The Video ! Cause I Know The Beauty Of My Country.
سوكارجية تونس ديما رافعينلنا ريوسنا برافو 😍
Hahahahahha à
😂😂😂
hahahahhahahah yarhem fomek
مثمة حتى تونسي يرفع الراس كلهم الشكارة والبحر
ههههههههههههه في خاطر السوكارجية جملة
It's a good documentation. But one small thing, you kept referring to revolution as if it librated people from Religion. Actually, it's not the case, maybe in other countries but in Tunisia before the revolution the two feared things and kind of unallowed to discuss are Politics and religion ! Authorities used to keep an eye on the least religious people (weird, right !? xD ) But after revolution people got finally to choose whether they are, religious or any sort of citizen.
Thank you for watching our documentary!
I didn't mean to suggest the revolution changed people's religious beliefs in any way. I don't think that is the case. What I understood, and wanted to communicate, is that the revolution allowed people more freedom of speech and expression.
Would you agree?
I am sorry if my dialogue is confusing! And thank you for sharing the documentary :)
Yes ! that is definitely True ! No need to be sorry, It's just a little something I wanted to add to this documentary, keep up the great work ! :)
Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback too :)
The Squeeze & 80 Harvests by Amanda Barnes I truly thank you for your response to achraf who is unfortunately agenda driven & I am sure that from your experience in Tunisia religion did not interfere with your stay or even was a problem or an issue the Tunisians even proud of their heritage and religion do not act in a non open & civilised manners and loving ways to anyone who visits their beautiful country regardless of their convictions in live. Thanks again and forgive my lengthy message. Love & peace from a Muslim Tunisian & civilised in his relationship with others of all work's of life.
we welcome you in the hole of the religion dictatorships made in BROOKING
I love my country, proud of it and of my people. I love how tolerant we are, generous, modest, open minded and cultured, English is neither our first nor second language, yet we always understand and find a way to communicate with foreigns. Glad that you enjoyed your trip.
We loved our trip and especially the warmth, generosity and openminded nature of the Tunisian people
No, no, no... a Berber is not a shepard... thats more Beduine.... a Berber also called Amazigh are the original people of north Africa. They have there own language and are not considered being Arabs. The Arabs invaided North Africa in the 600´s AD and brought with them Islam. Berbers where Jews and Pagans before the invaision.
Thank you so much for sharing. I would love to learn more about the Berber culture, chef Mounir explained a bit to me over dinner but there is still much to learn!
darkswede1 In Tunisia people consider themselves as Amazigh, Cathaginian and Arabs in the same time. Some of us still know how to speak amazigh language and very few people learned Carthaginian language and all of us speak arabic now and we don't see any contradiction in that. We don't consider ourselves invaded by arabs because as i said we are arabs and amazigh and Phynicien. Nowadays we are part of the arabic culture which is a very large cosmopolite culture containing influences of a large number of other cultures. Proud to be all of that.
Berber Was never Jews dont lie haha , berbers was praying to stars and moon and the heaven above ... it was the time of "jahilia" untill the arabs came and arabirized us , and brought islam. Malta and Tunisia was one empire once and the jews was very very few like 100 people or so and was living south.
bravo
Azul afelag
Going there soon! Can’t wait. Love the vid
Very interesting ,Tunisia is really a Great country.Greeting from France.
I hope you enjoyed your visit to Tunisia 🙏❤
God bless you ❤❤🇹🇳🇬🇧
Thank you Angelo. We loved Tunisia - beautiful country and kind people :)
@10:22 محجبة وتشتغل بصناعة النبيذ! اسأل الله باسمه الرزاق أنه يرزقها وظيفة حلال مبارك فيها ترضي ربها ومن ثم ترضيها بعيدًا عن النبيذ
اللهم امين
I have to say that this little documentary was one of the best ones i have seen about tunisia and tunisians in general. i'm subscribing keep up the good work
Thank you very much, we really appreciate it :)
As a Pakistani I fully support love respect and support Tunisia and its beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂. Please visit Pakistan 🙂
thanks for visiting our country :D hope you enjoyed it and come back again !
Thank you Wissal! We really did enjoy our visit :)
as i see in here you didn't went to propre wine places also you didn't try the local wine !! you needed a better guide i guess!! but hope you enjoyed your visit
Always happy to return :)
just do it please :)
(Dejerba / monstir )in tunisia 💕💕😍
Thanks for this, I'm going to Tunis in a fortnight and this was a great insight in regards to what's available! 👍
Tunisia is cool 👍👍
Why in every documentary about tunisia there is always a middel east music themes ,there is no tunisian music ?
Great videos come to my home town swat and cover beautiful side of swat
Thank you for depicting such a beautiful picture of our country. Please come visit us again!
PS "The good, the bad and the Rose" I loved that quote!!!
Thank you Marwa! I really enjoyed visiting and would love to return one day soon. For the rose and more! :)
Absolutely.
I hope Algeria will be next on your next trip, you will amazed by it hidden gems including its fine wines
I really hope to visit Algeria one day soon - I can't wait to discover some of the wines and learn more about the country. Thank you for your comment :)
tunisia and algeria are one country , so its like she visited algeria when she visited tunisia .
@Salyah fresh paris monkey city berberism no thanks a big part of eastern algeria was one country with tunisia back then and the culture is very similar , whereas libyans from tripoli are the only ones that have a similar culture with tunisia. The rest is either nomadic tribes or more attached to egypt.
I love most things about Tunisia but still need names of good wines for our collection.
Grand Patron (Domaine Atlas) red
Vieux Magon (Les Vignerons de Carthage)red
Shadrapa (Domaine Shadrapa)red
Muscat Sec de Kélibia (Domaine Les Vignerons de Carthage) white
Jour et Nuit (Société Ceptunes) white
Chardonnay Clipea (Les Vignerons De Carthage)
Désir Rosé (Domaine Shadrapa) rosé
Add a bottle of "Magnifique" to your list as well. An excellent dry red.
-Shadrapa (Red & White)
-Vieux Magon
-Selian
-D'istinto-Syrah
-Didonia
-Lansarine
-Clos de Carthage(aussi en vin blanc)
-Tentation
-Pinot
Il reste encore quelques bouteilles de:
-Coup de Coeur de Saint Augustin
Pour le rosé:
-Désir Rosé
- Signature de Magon(aussi en vin rouge)
-Vinum
-Nepheris (aussi en vin blanc)
-Saint Augustin ,il existe encore quelques bouteilles(aussi en vin blanc)
very nice video, i loved the way you presented Tunisia, Thank you. But you should ve mentionned the name of the the town you visited in the cap bon and i believe it s Grombalia, my town. It s very known by the production of wine and its good quality. We hope to have you back here for another visit.
ps: idk why tunisians featured in the video don t speak english very well, we re better than that trust me lol
You are right - we did visit your town - it is a very beautiful region! Thank you so much for watching Marwa :)
Marwa Trabelsi i thought too
Fantastic film ! Thank you Amanda :)
Thank you for watching :)
Judging from the video the wine was not up to par as you say , but I am affraid you didnt taste the best wines of the country as I see , we have very good red wine , a lesser quality rosé and a poor quality white wine and it depends which ones you have tasted since I didnt see a conclusion in this video and I expect a result in your inquiry after the 80 harvests and hope to see us up there with the rest of the producers , otherwise it was a nice and refreshing video with a lot a lot of enthusiasm thanks for the effort put in it .
Thank you for this heart warming documentary about my country, i hope you enjoyed your stay.
Thank you - we really did enjoy Tunisia. Wonderful country to visit!
I like your visit to our country, hope you have fun and enjoyed everything here,and i really enjoyed watching your whole trip, keep coming plze, we love good people like u... 😊
Educational. Amazing. ..🙂🇹🇳
Great video ,thank you for helping our tourism by showing our beautiful country to the world .
Please let's keep politics and religion out of this ,I am Muslim and proud of it ,we are welcoming anyone to come to Tunisia and enjoy everything this beautiful land has to offer .
Thank you Kris. We really enjoyed visiting your beautiful land :)
great video you need to try new taste and type of alcohoolique drink is pure and 100 percent tunisian and no other country can made it its name is leghmi and its made in south tunisia i hope when you returne you enjoy it
Thank you for your recommendation - I hope to try it one day!
very good job !! a small and enriching documentary full of joy and good energy !! thank you for being interested in our wonderful country. you are always welcome !! :D
Thank you very much! And we hope to return to visit your wonderful country one day soon :)
I lost it when she hit the grandma with the ball xDDDD
Same, I've just seen it now hahaha 😂
I had to pause the video bc i was laughing to so much lol
The best tunisian wine is the thibar the wine of the north west tunisia.
Just to your information the revolution was in 2011.
You are welcome in your country Tunisia
How..Nice Indian Hindi movies songs your back ground music in this blog...
Nice documentary good job. However one point why have you emphasised only on showing scarved ladies? This does not reflect reality. And you missed places of wine consumption. It is not with french colonisation that we got wine peoduction back. They were with muslim civilisations alot of endogenous juish and cristian and a looooot of maltese and italian working on wine, beer, liquors industry.
Ps by the end of the video it is the country of rosé production but red consumption.
Thank you Asma! With regards to your question, we only encountered women wearing scarves in the wineries, perhaps it was just coincidence during the week we were visiting. Our goal was only to show what we saw and encountered during our trip. Totally agree with your comment about the different communities contributing to wine prodyction - It's wonderful that Tunisia has such a melting pot of influences in the wine world!
Because that's what she saw!! Veiled women also work in wine production! It's a fact.
I'm very late but... Berber is our people, is our ethnicity, also called amazigh. Historically called many things like lybians and numedians.
People in Tunisia, Lybia, Algeria, Morocco and Mauritania, all amazigh.
We're usually called "arabs" because of the language and the culture influences.
Thank you very much for the information ☺️
algeria morocvo berbers.. not tunisia
10:20 What the heck is wrong with you Sister, you wearing hijab and you testing the wine!!?
Welcome to Tunisia, it was a pleasure for me to watch this Video . You have to finish all your trips very quickly , cause we are waiting for your next Visit to Tunis
Thank you! We hope to return one day very soon!
Instead of building the country and fighting corruption and the class divide our women in tunisia are proud of drinking wine... that is why this country is falling down as it is right now. You're not european and you will never be , stop copying and revive your own identity. Wallah nsé tunis 97ab w ma yossl7oush.
Thank you for coming to Tunisia ❤
We loved Tunisia!
You're Adorable Amanda :) I honestly would get lost in the medina lol it's hard to recognize the places they look the same....
Thanks Sabey! The medina was amazing - I loved it!
I hope you will come back again :)
Welcome to Tunisia 🇹🇳 🥰
Beautiful video and I m so happy that you visited Tunisia 🇹🇳 you are always welcome
Nice documentry but to short 17 minutes tunisia is 3000 years civilisation .....Magon
I wish we had the opportunity to make a longer one! Hopefully next time :)
Your welcome and hope you come back in tunisia we have amazing place also like susah and djerba ..
Wonderful - I hope that we will have a chance to return and visit many more places!
Movie was Mera goav Mera desh release in 1971.... songs hay me sharmayun ..apni Prem kahaniyan..
التونسي ربي يهديه، يدرب فالروج ويقول لها بصحتك
I know this is old. But I wanted to add more infos about wine. Although the informations are correct, there is one more spot taht isn't covered by this video which is Mornag. Mornag is the second largest wine production sites in Tunisia. From hitorical point, it was prepared by romans using waters from Zaghouan. The french had evolved it to a more modern wine production. It is isn't the best, I know, but worth the shot.
The guide's accent are bloody terrible eh ? I thought we had quality guides hmm maybe I should become a guide show them how it's done eh ?
that guide's accent is so funny :''D
It's pity you guys didn't invite me to show you around studied in canada. Lived in the uk ...........and I'm tourist guide in sousse tunisia
Hopefully next time! Thank you for the offer :)
I hope you enjoyed your trip in Tunisia! You're welcome!
great video for a small Chanel
everything is beautiful in tunisia my god
you should visit the Saharan part of the country so fabulous ❤❤❤
I would love to! I'll add it to the list for the next visit :)
The Squeeze & 80 Harvests by Amanda Barnes so welcome ❤❤
@@AmandaBarnesWine To visit the Sahara, you should go in the winter because it's pretty hot in the summer there in the south.
omg ur beaming with fun and sweetness , hope u enjoyed our little country , much love
Thank you - I loved your beautiful country and hope to come back and visit one day soon!
Little in area but big in culture ❤
Welcome to Tunisia, I like that british accent :D
Tahia tounes 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳
this video and this country are just awesome
Thanks Mohamed, we loved visiting Tunisia!
تعالي جربي شراب النخل انه رائع 😁😁😁❤😁😁❤❤
legmi ? 😂😂😂
my country is beautiful place to visit but to live in its another story poor economy corruption jobless poor health nd education system nd the list goes on annyway i like your documantary and may the big countries like usa help us to devellop or at the least leave us figure out the solution to our problems without ay kind of intervention or pression and thank you
Great video 😍 Thank you so much for your work and welcome to
Tunisia ❤ I hope you'll come again and make more incredible videos 💕
Thank you very much! I appreciate the nice comments :)
ليك الحلوف حاسب جاب الصيد من نمو كي يعيط معاها توست توست بون سانتي، يخي كرفة يخي
Learned something. Never knew about vineyards in Tunisia.
Very interstresting documentary well done . Welcome to Tunisia 🇹🇳
Thank you! We loved visiting!
i laughed so hard when he said " khetmet ya ben 3rous"
What minute? xD
Abdul Ayur 00:15
I'm half Tunisian and I found this interesting.
and the other half?
@@safweneyahyaoui1397 chihemk ?
@@bahahamdi503 bara telhé fi sormek echkoun jé yesél fik !!
10:24 nice ... and she is fucking smiling rofl
i dont know what else you have tried in tunisia but as far as alchool goes you definetly need to give the tunisia beer a shot i am tunisian my self and i am still greatfull for the old good "celtia" beerwe got :p
Ooooo - I'll definitely add that to my list when I return! Thanks for the recommendation :)
That’s the most basic alcoholic drink
good video
love Tunisia
the revolution was in 2011 *
Thank you for the documentary you are welcome 🇹🇳❤
Oh god should've had better guides.. but love what you did
That was epic . Great editing , rich content keep up the good work
Thank you! We really appreciate the comments :)
Li 3aml dislike n9olk ta5ra fih
I LOVE THIS VIDEO THX
Thank you! I glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching :)
وزارة السياحه بعثت دليل سياحي سوكارجي ههههه
Amanda wow reminds me of floyd !
Thank you for this documentary. I advise you to go to the south when you have a chance to come again to Tunisia, it's worth a visit!
Thank you, I would love to!
Come to Sahara touzeur too you will see the civilisation of kastilia i will show you many lovely places and animals like fennec
Fun fact: Tunisia ranks first in alcohol consumption in the Arab World: The Tunisian citizen drinks twice as much as the German one (according to WHO).
Btw Tunisia is on its way to become a secular country. People can embrace any religion or belief, choose whether or not to drink alcohol ...
Have a good day!
That is a fun fact! Thank you for sharing :) Have a great day too - cheers!
Religious freedom has a long history in Tunisia. Muslims, christians and jews coesxisted for a long time. Jews fled to Tunisia and to many other countries after the spanish reconquista to find more freedom and acceptance and to avoid persecution. And this has nothing to do with becoming a secular state. After the establishment of a turkish secular state by ataturk the population has witnessed a considerable amount of religious persecution, and this is the case in Albania as well. It is mostly about culture and peoples mentality.
that is not true .Tunisia is ranked behind turkey and even sudan and between Tonga and qatar.The tunisian citizen consumes 1/10 of what a german does.Get your facts right and stop spreading lies.
I have a feeling you've never been here. Trust me drinking is not very common here at all. And we DEFINITELY don't drink 3x as Germans
@@ncgibrahim3242 I do drink 3× more than germans
I love it thank yoou
Tunisian Wine Is TOP quality
very well made video , loved it .. Cheers
Thank you, cheers!
Im from tunisien in monastir welcome in tunisien
were not muslims or arabs !
welcome to my country
I am Tunisian that living in the Cayman islands now and I am impressed by your documentary , keep going and sheers
Thanks Balti! Cheers!
Why do i feel,this show was supported by the Tunsian Government? security etc etc
Really enjoyed this. :)
Thank you, we really enjoyed visiting :)
نعم يا صديقي 😋 العنب
Man, i wish every second of the video represents one day in here..
i dont have anything to tell u i just want to say thank you u are a rare person i hope that everyone become like you
That's kind, thank you :)
Nice love from Bangladesh
الخمر حرام في الدين
Hi @The Squeeze & 80 Harvests by Amanda Barnes,
Thank you for visiting and promoting my country :) . One quick question please ?:
-How many days did you spend there and much does it cost you ?
Greenting!
We spent a week visiting, we had a great stay!
How much does it cost you ?
15:20 lol thats my friend irl