I loved this video and your energy! As someone in the industry who just wants to know more in an easy to digest way, this channel is great! Can't wait to see more of your content! Love from NYC
Wounderfully entertaining and informative , I Ike my life the same, especially my wine women and song, Oh heck yes all right just my wine I am eighty years of age plus allow me a little leeway,again, thank you for all your interesting articles fond regards. B.F. B. NZ.
i find new world,especially French, to be thin, acidic and lacking everything i would call wine. More like vinegar than wine. I'm not going to wait 20 years for all the acid and tannins to mellow out.I will continue drinking our Aussie reds. Great video, and explains the old world's lacking.
Everything you need to know? What about South Africa, which has been producing wine for >350 years and produces many wines in the old world style? Not even a mention
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Since there is no regulations in the New World, does "reserve" on the label on a California wine, for example, has any definite meaning other than the winemaker got it from a better vineyard? Would it mimic the Old World regulations?
this is a good video however you are misinformed about the black rooster on the chianti bottle. Firstly, there is no village of chianti like you stated, it is the region between and surrounding florence and siena. Secondly, it isn't indicative of quality, simply locale. That DOCG label above the Gallo Nero is the indicator of quality much more-so than the rooster. According to the Chianti Classico Consortium website, since 2005 it has been used to represent all wines from the chianti classico region, not just the high quality ones.
I think you unintentionally left Canada out of the new world wines! Getting ready to hold a wine class in this subject and so glad I came across your video. Very informative and looking forward to many more.
I loved this video and your energy! As someone in the industry who just wants to know more in an easy to digest way, this channel is great! Can't wait to see more of your content! Love from NYC
I've never heard such a sexy analogy in my life!!!!" Old world vs New world is like dating"... That touched my soul
Love this very much! Very educational. I am watching this video before i hold my own wine seminar with new wine drinking staff. Thank you!
Great educational experience, and very entertaining!
Taste = Thoughtful and helpful information. Thanks again for keeping us all well informed.
Extremely important and very useful. Lovevit!
Thank you. Everything is now clear.
Thanks so much for the lesson, very well explained
Great video and channel Pierre, good luck!
Thank you very much for this video! I learned quite a but after watching this!
Wonderful again, great learning every time, keep going professor....!
Wounderfully entertaining and informative , I Ike my life the same, especially my wine women and song, Oh heck yes all right just my wine I am eighty years of age plus allow me a little leeway,again, thank you for all your interesting articles fond regards. B.F. B. NZ.
Fantastic explanation
Hey Boss, I'm here for you too. I'm not the most educated about wines at all. This channel will improve non existent sommelier skills. wlcs.
Great job, Thanks 👍🏾
Great information!
Really good and interesting clipp. Didn't know the middle east counts to the old world
Bravo! Vive la France
Really enjoyed . Thanks . From New Zealand but based in Vietnam . Stuck in NZ now because of Covid
i find new world,especially French, to be thin, acidic and lacking everything i would call wine. More like vinegar than wine. I'm not going to wait 20 years for all the acid and tannins to mellow out.I will continue drinking our Aussie reds. Great video, and explains the old world's lacking.
French wine is Old World, not New World.
Everything you need to know? What about South Africa, which has been producing wine for >350 years and produces many wines in the old world style? Not even a mention
thank you for sharing! interesting... btw can't wait my ordered 6 bottles😃
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What are the best places online to buy wine?
If you go to my site www.astiwines.com and click on "Wines", it will take you to www.Wine.com. Enter the promotion code ASTIWINES to get an additional 10% Discount.
We have the most comprehensive selection out there .... and .... it's easy to navigate.
I hope you give it a try.
Since there is no regulations in the New World, does "reserve" on the label on a California wine, for example, has any definite meaning other than the winemaker got it from a better vineyard? Would it mimic the Old World regulations?
I don't believe so. Most wineries do label their better wine reserve but not all reserves will be any good.
this is a good video however you are misinformed about the black rooster on the chianti bottle. Firstly, there is no village of chianti like you stated, it is the region between and surrounding florence and siena. Secondly, it isn't indicative of quality, simply locale. That DOCG label above the Gallo Nero is the indicator of quality much more-so than the rooster. According to the Chianti Classico Consortium website, since 2005 it has been used to represent all wines from the chianti classico region, not just the high quality ones.
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I think you unintentionally left Canada out of the new world wines! Getting ready to hold a wine class in this subject and so glad I came across your video. Very informative and looking forward to many more.
oops missed Canada in new world.. Still an undiscovered gem
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Is it china is old world or New World still I'm little confusing ☺️
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And, what's your favourite wine?
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Chiant(ee), not Chiant(é), no?
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