How to Properly Drink Wine
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ธ.ค. 2021
- 50% OFF your first 6-bottle order of Bright Cellars: www.brightcellars.com/johnnyd...
.
I finally caved. After 26 years of knowing nothing about wine, I mustered up the courage to ask my dad to help me out. He was honored to share the experiences and knowledge he's learned over time. From the ingredients to how to properly order, we walk you through everything you'll need to know to appear just a little bit wiser. Stay calm and drink more wine!
.
Oh, you're not following us on other socials? Let me help you out!
Our Socials
Tik Tok - @johnrondi
Instagram - @johnnydrinks_
Pinterest - @johnnydrinks - บันเทิง
What are your best wine tips?! 🍷
I know nearly nothing about wine except you gotta aerate it 🤣🤣 love your videos though, been making great drinks since following you.
Make a cocktail instead? Just messing, love your videos!
Maybe Take a picture of the wine list at a nice restaurant and see if they are more cost effective at the store and possibly buy them there before going back to the restaurant.
Also a good way to get a collection of nice wines at home from different places.
Drink what you like, ignore the "rules".
Red wine & red meat. White wine & white meat..lol
Great intro for beginners! One thing though. Dryness doesn’t refer to the dry feeling that was left in his mouth. That is tannin. A fully dry wine means that all residual sugar (sweetness) was fermented out of the wine. The majority of both cabs and Pinots are both fermented dry.
Very interesting, thanks!
Pretty good take on it. I drink only reds because that's what I enjoy.
Yess that is correct, “dry” has a residual sugar of
Are they father and son, because the older guy talks to him exactly like a father would to a son 😂
He's not the daddy we deserve but the daddy we need
Son: “Hey Dad, I know nothing about wine”
Also son: asks advanced complex questions about wine the entire video.
😂👍
lmaoo I do it for the people!
@@JohnnyDrinks Thank you 🙏 entertaining as always!
I think everyone does it
Ummmm more long videos please! Thanks for teaching us about wine. The box looks amazing to try.
THANK YOU
You taught me some things. Thank you!
This was the first wine introduction video that was able to keep my attention the whole way through. Thank you for walking us through what to expect when asking your waiter or sommelier for recommendations. Such underrated advice! And what a classy and helpful way to plug your sponsor too. Well done!
thanks so much for the support man!
I enjoy these longer style videos just as much as the shorts! Your pops is full of knowledge and explains things very well! Had to edit 18:15 lmao i loved that moment you and your dads relationship is awesome
haha thanks a lot man!
Hell yeah man! Appreciate the times with your dad! All I have left are memories but that's life, isn't it?
Your dad’s face after you said you’re on a nice date had me rolling 😂😂
he couldn't believe it. :/
As someone who didn't grow up with a dad, I love this series. Thanks Johnny, for sharing the big man.
thank you for watching man!
Johnny has an exquisite art form of making drinks. I'm not even a drinker and he makes me want to but only his way and casual
corny AF
@@NYmech be gone hater
@@NYmech how?
@@gabrielvicente8406 how sway
Funny thing actually….I very rarely drink (when I say that, I mean it’s been 2 years) because of the simple fact it does not interest me! Last night I was at my mother in laws and they pulled out a Bundaberg Rum (Australian) salted caramel flavour. I thought I’d try it, didn’t mind it but wasn’t a big fan. Had it on the rocks and added a little sprite and thought I was Johnny 🤣 turned out it was quite nice, soothing and I very much enjoyed it!!
Really enjoyed this video. I’ve wanted to learn more about wine and which ones to try. Thanks for the tips. Much love from Texas!
We got a lot of love for y’all! Keep doing your thing guys 🤙🏻
You both remind me of my father and I. He has taught me these things as I grew up. Great video!
thanks man!
Came across your video on Facebook and had to find the full videos on TH-cam thanks for the entertainment that yall give all of us 🤟🙌🙏
cheers man!
Absolutely love the video! You’re right about the different glasses and the aromatics. However, the “barreled” glass is most commonly used for white wine. The more fluted glass you have is most commonly used for cabs because it doesn’t bombard the nose with the aromas. It can be overstimulating and lead to a misread on the aroma. Everything else is great advice for novice wine drinkers. Keep up the great content! And thanks for the code :)
Thanks a lot man!
Love the ring double tap on the bottle. Was hoping the entire time it wouldn’t get left out.
PS, I ordered a bunch of wine because of this video. 😁
Loved this long form content! Would love similar with cigars! Thank you
great idea!
Not many people get to spend time with their Pops, he looks excited when talking to little John !
Watching a lot of you guys lately. Can't say I'm much of a wine man but I still enjoyed the video!
Cheers from the UK!
I’m not experienced with wine but now would feel confident in ordering some for me and my friends. Thank you.
Son: It’s a group date, mutual friends. 😀
Dad: Oh that makes sense.. 😬
💀😭🤣
Dad just killed him😂
Amazing video! You should definitely do more in this format.
Will do man! Thx for feedback
I feel like people get intimidated by wine for a simple fact that, unlike how it was traditionally drank, that it's too refined for them and for a better palette than their own.
Traditionally, wine was actually a drink for lower and middle class people, not for nobility. The plainest way that you can drink wine in my opinion is how it truly should be drank, you should simply drink it without feeling the need to put your pinky out and describe subtle tasting notes.
People think they're supposed to sip wine and go, "ah! This has subtle notes of cherry and hickory smoke, with a touch of dark chocolate!"
No, that is not actually the correct way wine should be drank. In my own humble opinion, the guy sitting on a street corner drinking it straight from the bottle is closer to the real way wine should be apposed to the person swirling a 25 dollar glass around while slurping it.
I have a ton of respect for Johnny and how he breaks down things. Easy to listen to and learn from. Thank you both for the content.
no problem Marcus!
Thank you guys for the video. This is wonderful.
cheers!
Man I love this channel!!! Not to compare my self to you both but, this is how I envision a father and son relationship and a filling life.
I didn't expect to watch this all, thank you!
Honestly I am 3 years sober and have no desire to drink but I love the drinks and more so,father and son chemistry is awesome. Looks like a good time
thanks for watching man!
This is awesome. its nice listening to u guys.thanks.
So cool that his dad is Stanley Tucci.
😂😂😂
Awsome video not really a wine guy myself but this had me interested may have to try a bottle sometime. Maybe over Christmas
Perfect time for it!
Needed this one, makes you appreciate the wine more👌 thanks Dad and Bro
cheers man!
Johnny’s Spirits and Wine Club!!!yea
I started drinking Rumchatta because of one of the short videos lol you guys are the best happy holidays boys
haha that stuff is great for the holidays!
Nice! I love reds..the text just feels like I'm drinking something special! The love and time put in to it. Meticulous attention to detail. Cognac is my go to though.
That sponsor transition was incredibly smooth, I’m sold! Love you guys, I’m so glad I found your channel!
haha we try!
I’m not a big drinker, mostly just socially when I can meet with girl friends or for special occasions, but really love your guys’ style. Curious to know if your experience is all social-based, or if you took any sort of formal classes or etiquette courses?
Cheers! 🥂
Great video. I been using Vivino to help be introduced to the wine game . Nice work fellas!
Cheers!
I quit drinking 5 years ago but I love your vids
thanks for watching, congrats on staying sober!
Perfect! Love this!
Thanks!
This was a very informative video. Thank you
you're welcome!
I am ordering some wine now. Great Video!!! keep up the good work.
love it! Cheers
You guys are so awesome, hell yeah
thanks Nic!
I love these long videos
we'll keep em comin!
Hell yea!! Finally!!! Thanks a lot fellas!! Cheers and much love from Chicago!! Prisoner is my go to! God bless!🍷
LOVE Prisoner! Cheers man
@@JohnnyDrinks I also just had a bottle of a wine called Josh while I was in Victor, New York for work and it was amazing!
Love you fellas! Keep it up! Love from the south eastern planet of alabamala
Much love!
Not into TikTok or Shorts, but I looove these long videos of yours.
thank you!
Friendly reminder…
Everyone make sure to *smassshh* that Like button.
One of the classiest channels on the tube!
Best TH-cam channel out pops is just so full of knowledge
Thanks man!
Your dad is absolutely correct about the glasses. However, there is actually more to the glass then most think. Typically glasses are chosen by the type of grape. Something like a cab that you are drinking (heavier drier wine) would be put in the glass you used for white wine. Reason being is because of the belly (the bottom half of the glass) a smaller tighter belly holds that type of grape better then say the wider belly which would be used for a pino or loose more fruitful grape. It also lends to the nose. You don’t want to put a heavy wine in a wide glass because it can be over whelming in the nose which can affect your palette. Where as a fruity wine you want wide open to get all the different flavors. Check it out, it is a noticeable difference pairing your class with the type of grapes. If you don’t know and you are out somewhere nice ask your waiter if they are good they will know what pairs best. Cheers!
Love ur videos guys
thanks man!
My favourite red when I lived back in Christchurch was the cabinet savingnon merlot... so smooth... I went through a phase where that's the only drink I would drink and go to wine bars to try out their different brands in that wine. 🍷
Good Time's....
I love this!!
Cheers!
Johnny in a turtle neck is such a vibe
0:16 damn lucky son he is a dad who’s got him on wine education
Can't wait for my order to show up. 6 bottles of wine for 45 dollars is a steal!
I got both of those bottles coming🤤
love it!
love that type of video
awesome!
Nice video guys, well done. I will say though, I was drinking a beer while watching this.
Great settings guys 🍻
If you want a truly great red wine, Bordeaux is for you. I drink mainly 3rd and 4th growths because I can't afford a first or second. Try Château Phélan Ségur, Château Malescot St. Exupery, Château Grand Puy Lacoste or Château Prieuré - Lichine. Dry, bold, plenty of grape with no sweetness.
You guys are the best duo.
thanks!
50%off 6 bottles, I need this deal
Already bought mine - it’s actually 60% off on the site!
www.brightcellars.com/johnnydrinks1
I just started drinking wine like 2 weeks ago, i have already tried 7 differant bottles, the best so far is Tempo Morellino di Scansano. Thats the best for me. I will keep on tasting different. Thank you for the video
thanks for watching!
18:29 lol this reminds me of my father when he was so disappointed that i couldnt do simple math at 9
Ooohhh wine on a nice date... if I really like my date and enjoy his company and I feel like a wine I go for a red wine... coz it's one of those wines that requires patience and you have to take your time drinking and that paired with good company and conversation for me creates a amazing dating experience 🍷
Shirt is so comfortable
I drink brand blue river valley and the wine is called texoma red....my favorite!
You guys are awesome
thanks Kasey!
Cant wait for the winter cocktails
coming soon!
Great stuff
I can’t stand sweet reds. That said, a good Cab with some good dark chocolate, can make an evening. Beyond sweet reds, there’s not a lot of reds I don’t like. As for white, I prefer dry whites these days. I don’t like Chardonnay or dry Riesling (but it’s fine for cooking), though.
definitely depends on the situation for me, but I'm normally chosing red!
@@JohnnyDrinks red with a nice roast or pasta and red sauce, yaaas!
You just haven’t had the right chardonnay! Try a Chablis or a topped-up leesy style chardonnay from Jura. So many different styles to be enjoyed.
I happen to love dry Riesling too but I can understand why people might not, or might prefer an off-dry or sweet style
@@NeutralMjolkHotel I like sweet Riesling! I’ve had Barefoot Chardonnay and Chardonnay on airplanes. Not a fan, but I’m not made of stone; Pinot Grigio was a hard sell but I love it now!
More videos like this please! Your dad is a fascinating guy!
I enjoy this new style of Binging with Babish
😂😂 we gotta get a collab
The most expensive wines are always red. At least from my experience working at fine dining restaurants. Frogs leap is my favorite wine definitely worth a try!
Depends. There are some find Champagnes that can't get upwards of $500+
What I learned from this video. Don’t ask questions. Trust the man will teach us. 😂
😂 😂
I forgot to sub😢been watching this whole time
Never too late!
My mother tells me I drink wine like it's juice or water ( witch isn't going away any time soon)so this is very informative on how I'm supposed to drink it versus how I do.
an in depth bourbon/whiskey video like this would be awesome!
we did one!
I’m trying to get into wine more. It’s so hard to fine a bottle I like.
Check out bright cellars! Super helpful
A decent Spanish varejao is a really good place to start with reds
Try going to wine tastings. It’s an inexpensive way to try different wines and find what you like.
Dad, I have a problem, my shirts are too tight, ha, just kidding. Love the videos
This should be part of a culinary school's lessons on wine service.
DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE TO GET THAT PROPER 12???
Johnny I’m from walla walla WA and we were just voted best wine county in the US by USA Today. Try some Walla Walla Vintners
For me white goes well with a lighter dish (frizzante or not it just pairs well)
Red goes well with a nice hearty dish. (Beef, Duck, etc)
I love good Bourgogne wines and there are fine wines from the Barolo region in Italy. Shop by region, then grape, brand is irrelevant most of the time. Although there are those few staple vineyards that are expensive but worth it.
I always order by the bottle.
I just started Bartending I’m going on 10 months.. I was wondering if someone brings there own bottle of wine. Do I charge them anything?
Do review an apotheic red wine and yellow tail rosé
Do you have a video like this for beer? Lol saw the whiskey one and thought a beer one would be funny
not yet!
U are on to something guys !
thank you!
3:49: Your dad's facial expression is priceless! Woah! Let's back up here! Who's the date!
Come to the Barossa Valley one day.
sounds like a plan
I Like It Your Father. Thank You Sir
I just recently found this channel. I and my family are really not drinkers.
I personally do not like the taste of beer or ciders. Wine always leaves me with a very bad headache the next morning (and that is only with just a half glass). Even in the summer time, I find a Wine Cooler to be very refreshing, (but I still will get the headaches). However, I do enjoy a Margherita with a Mexican dinner. A Pina Colada with, coconut shrimp. I also like a GOOD Bloody Mary. And I also like a Bacardi Rum and Coke.
BUT MY MAIN QUESTION IS: Can you recommend a good Champaign for New Years Eve ? I was at a wedding several years ago, and they served a VERY GOOD SWEET CHAMPAGNE, that I truly enjoyed, but I never got the name of that CHAMPAGNE. I would like to purchase 2 bottles for no more than $20.00 to $25.00 a bottle, for New Years Eve.
Thank-you, in advance for any suggestions. 🙂
🍾 🎉 🍾
Champagne is usually very dry. If you want a similar experience, yet sweeter, I would recommend a prosecco instead. Also, for wine, pay attention to where the wine is made. For example, California wine gives me a headache, but a Washington or Oregon wine does not. It has to do with the soil. Cheers!
Ur lucky bro...ask more ?s ur dad's an intelligent man...
Any suggestions for a good sweet champagne 🍾? for New Years Eve. Looking to spend $20.00 to $25.00 a bottle, to serve 6 people (none of us are heavy drinkers). Thank you 😊
Also, any good suggestions for a champagne cocktail, just un time for New Years Eve ?
May have to do a champagne video 👀
@@JohnnyDrinks Yes, please before the holidays if possible. Thank you 😊
Martini & Rossi Asti always hits the spot for a nice sweet sparkling wine.
I wish I liked Red wine because I absolutely love the smell. I would TASTE red, and spit it out at a wine tasting but im swallowing the white 🤣 love me some white!!!
Great video buddies. Can u make on others like bourbon, tequila etc....
Absolutely! We did a similar video about both actually:
Whiskey: th-cam.com/video/s0iD0Se-aow/w-d-xo.html
Tequila: th-cam.com/video/45NYGuRlL0Y/w-d-xo.html
the insta math @ 80 got me. WP
Im nit a big wine drinker, so apparently, when i do drink it, I have never been given an answer to this question before. Why do people swirl wine around the glass before drinking it?