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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- Blind tasting wines from around the world are hard enough - even for the pros, but what happens when your friends are also trying to stump you because they know what you do and don't drink? In this episode, Brian pulls a fast one on Ian and everyone learns that Blind tasting is still one of the hardest things you can do in the wine world. Visit SOMMTV.com or subscribe to our premium channel for so much more.
as i have wine in my veins instead of blood, musings like these make me feel safely at home.
WOW! Need more of these 3 doing just this! So good!
I wish this was 5h long! Get them together in a room a do this again please!
@@zpacemuffin much more coming
More of this … casual and insightful.
@@frankr4038 lots more coming
@ love it …im from Willamette area and hope we can show up at some point. Outstanding Pinots and Chards …
I shared a bottle 2012 - 389 last week. Still such a structured and vibrant wine, after a couple of hours decant the dried herbs and flowers really started to come out amongst the tertiary aromas and flavours.
@ 3:20 - Dylnn brought back to the days where they were all equal in playing field but now he is the odd man out in this video without his MS. That being said, Brian rescinded his MS and became a modern day hippie.
The vibe is so tense
Imagine filming it! 🫣
$64 for Ian wine , we had it good in 2014!
daaaaaamn called the Penfolds
the results of the MS exam prove the most confident, authoritative sounding tend to be least competent (Dlynn), and vice versa (Brian).
why you guys think Tempranillo shouldn‘t be oaked if literally every producer oakes their Tempranillo?
@@swissiniesta 😭
@ no really, I wonder why, and if you have any suggestion for an unoaked Tempranillo which I should buy and taste
Honestly he was probably just trying to be controversial in a funny way after a few drinks to get the conversation started
How hard is it to just mark the glasses with numbers???
This is a fair question honestly