As a wine educator I was impressed with the clear, straightforward, unpretentious approach to communicating the basics of tasting. Outstanding presentation.
Hi Jason! Marnie gave a great explanation about wine tasting here! if you're interested in learning even more, check out my 21 Days to Wine TH-cam series! Episode 1 begins with an Intro to Wine Tasting. I'd love to know what you think!
I love smelling the wine a few times before I take my first sip. It’s just amazes me how good some wines smell and how that allows me to enjoy the taste of it.
Hi! Marnie's passion and clarity made this video such a joy to watch! I have tons of fun and informative wine videos on my channel to help you to taste (and smell) like the best of 'em. Check out my 21 Days to Wine series. Episode 2 discusses the semantics of wine smelling and Episode 1 of the series is an 'Introduction to Wine Tasting'-- I'd love to know what you think!
I would advice you to smell one time before swirling the glass to get a first impression : it's called "premier nez". If you swirl it right on, it may happen that you miss some aroma because they get covered by other volatile molecules. What you have on the nose after swirling is called "second nez".
Smelling the aroma is preparing your stomach. I don't know if wine drinkers knows it or it's just their "s.o.p"😁 Ah, it's best if it will in your mouth for atleast 5 seconds if you want really to "taste" without the "chewing effect". Just let it play with your tongue. Why chew?😂
+RamboJRV Actually you are right: it allows more molecules to get from a liquide to a gaz state and then be transported from your mouth to your nose = retro-olfaction.
Hm, actually no. Ethanol tends to be a vasodialator, so it would increase bloodflow to and swelling in the region of your nose. That nasal congestion would tend to make your sense of smell much worse.
I think I have enough years of drinking wine to learn anything new from her, but she did make a really good presentation. The style of her speech really appeals to non English speaking audience, really crispy and clear. Don’t be bothered by the nonsense comments; congrats to a really good video presentation and thanks.
In, my not-so-amateur opinion... Hell yeah. That, necklace would take me inside of 2 hours to make probably less & before anyone gives me a condescending reply?!? I've stayed up until close to 10:00a on just ONE necklace
@@DreamStalker2 I know this is 4 years old but this rubbed me the wrong way haha. No one was asking how long it would take to make this necklace but you just butted in! The irony of you telling others not to be condescending is lost om yourself which is the worsr part! I am sure you probably changed from four years ago but four years ago you was a wierdo.
She has all the qualities of the best Cabernet Sauvignon i have ever had let me start with one: convincing , lovely, amorozo , enchanting , desirable , smart, beautiful, colorful, respectful , easy going , tall, ... and more and more . Lovely !!!!
Thank you for sharing the lesson. Is there a way to understand anything more from the wine via the sense of sound, as well? For example, the loudness of the cork popping?
I still have not remotely gotten down the art of picking out all of the different fruit flavors that are present, but this video taught me a lot in a very short amount of time, and I appreciate it. -Renegade Nic Side note: It was cool that you explained tannin when I had a very strong tannin wine and I immediately realized that dry feeling you were talking about.
To know abt the alcohol,after twirling it as you did at the beginning, just watch over the Edges of the glass.. You will see a transparent trace that fades little by little...as long as this trace takes time to leave it means that the alcohol level is higher.
Hey there Juan! Marnie's passion and clarity really made this video incredibly informative. I have tons of fun and educational wine videos on my channel to help you to taste (and smell) like the best of 'em. Check out my 21 Days to Wine series. Episode 1 of the series is an 'Introduction to Wine Tasting'-- I'd love to know what you think!
You explained Wine Tasting Very Clear, Simple and Direct! Thanks for sharing this Technique For Tasting Wine 🍷. Peace ✌️ and Love 💕 from Tucson Arizona Desert 🏜️
Hi! Marnie's passion and clarity made this video such a joy to watch! I have tons of fun and informative wine videos on my channel to help you to taste (and smell) like the best of 'em. Check out my 21 Days to Wine series. Episode 1 of the series is an 'Introduction to Wine Tasting'-- I'd love to know what you think!
We recently opened a bottle of red wine "2004". After poring a few glasses we noticed the bottle itself inside was tainted red with a thin layer. I only took one sip and didn't like it. But others drank it. Did this wine go bad?
i wonder if she practiced before filming this or does she normally speak like that. i would love to have a discussion with her, if she really converses like that.
This is an amazing wine tasting video, highlights the full cycle of aspects to look for- Looks- color , Swirl to enhance the oxygenation, Smell the wine, fully taste subjection by subjection to all taste bud - fruity, oaky, full bodied, sip, savor. Maloba @EAGM Ltd Nairobi
There was a video I thought titled “the difference between voluptuous and lucious” or something along those lines, it was to do with wine tasting, does anyone know the video I’m talking about? I’d like to find it again
We recently opened a bottle of red wine "2004". After poring a few glasses we noticed the bottle itself inside was tainted red with a thin layer. I only took one sip and didn't like it. But others drank it. Did this wine go bad?
I have a rather odd question... How about _staining?_ That is placing a drop of wine on a white cloth and then wiping it or patting it dry with another cloth. Would that say anything distinctive about a wine?
How do I know what I'm sensing in the nose or what I'm tasting? Has every wine-ophile tasted black currant? Or really smelled oak? The only wood that is unmistakable to me is mesquite because I live in Texas and I cook with it. I am humbly asking for help because I am constantly drinking wines that I know to be fantastic and are high-end, but I cannot seem to understand the nuances of the expressions. As I am typing this I am drinking a Sokol Blosser pinot noir and I would really like to understand and appreciate it on a deeper level. Thanks.
Tex Dealer As she said there is a check list of flavors that you have in your mind from past flavors. Its about knowing the smell of oak from an barrel or as you say tasting or smelling black currants. We have training using things such as fruit pruee for example, but there is a lot more than just fruit flavors, tobacco and cut grass, green peas. Its about having a bank of olfactory flavors to refer too. Hope this helps
+Tex Dealer I feel the same way you do. I really want to appreciate wine but its hard for me. My boyfriend is very good at it, and he says theres kits that you can get that will help you appreciate the distinctions between those smells. I found a "Master Wine Aroma Tasting Kit" on Amazon that has tons of different aromas for you to learn. They're expensive, but my bf did something similar in his wine class. If you're passionate about wine, maybe you should start there? (I'm asking for one for christmas)
Hey Paulie! This video was such a joy to watch! I have tons of fun and informative wine videos on my channel to help you to taste (and smell) like the best of 'em. Check out my 21 Days to Wine series. Episode 1 of the series is an 'Introduction to Wine Tasting' and I discuss red wines in several of my videos as well-- I'd love to know what you think!
Hi J! Marnie's passion and clarity made this video such a joy to watch! I have tons of fun and informative wine videos on my channel to help you to taste (and smell) like the best of 'em. Check out my 21 Days to Wine series. Episode 1 of the series is an 'Introduction to Wine Tasting'-- I'd love to know what you think!
Hi Greg! Marnie gave a great explanation about white wine basics here! if you're interested in learning even more, check out my 21 Days to Wine TH-cam series! Episode 1 begins with an Intro to Wine Tasting. I'd love to know what you think!
As a wine educator I was impressed with the clear, straightforward, unpretentious approach to communicating the basics of tasting. Outstanding presentation.
This is a cool jam with on wine.
From the six days of Genesis th-cam.com/video/Y3qhxPeJgzk/w-d-xo.html
Wud u like to produce a movie
I love watching these, even if they are 10 years old now...
She is so calming! Her tone, presence, everything.
She's a gifted presenter. Well done and very well explained!
Hi Jason! Marnie gave a great explanation about wine tasting here! if you're interested in learning even more, check out my 21 Days to Wine TH-cam series! Episode 1 begins with an Intro to Wine Tasting. I'd love to know what you think!
I agree!!!!!!! She kept me glued throughout ❤❤❤ wats her name
I love smelling the wine a few times before I take my first sip. It’s just amazes me how good some wines smell and how that allows me to enjoy the taste of it.
kpictures do you know any wines with a nutty taste. I really have a craving for it and no one in my hometown know about wine.
Hi! Marnie's passion and clarity made this video such a joy to watch! I have tons of fun and informative wine videos on my channel to help you to taste (and smell) like the best of 'em. Check out my 21 Days to Wine series. Episode 2 discusses the semantics of wine smelling and Episode 1 of the series is an 'Introduction to Wine Tasting'-- I'd love to know what you think!
Does it tastes like vimto
I would advice you to smell one time before swirling the glass to get a first impression : it's called "premier nez". If you swirl it right on, it may happen that you miss some aroma because they get covered by other volatile molecules. What you have on the nose after swirling is called "second nez".
Smelling the aroma is preparing your stomach.
I don't know if wine drinkers knows it or it's just their "s.o.p"😁
Ah, it's best if it will in your mouth for atleast 5 seconds if you want really to "taste" without the "chewing effect".
Just let it play with your tongue.
Why chew?😂
@SPENCE HAHAHAHAHA LMAOOOOO
This is rarely taught but a great tip!
What about if you don’t like the taste? Is it ok to spit?
Your's explanations are a truly delight and your polite way of speak is nothing more them adorable . Great video.
Marnie has a great way of explaining wines. I love her passion for it.
Thanks for this method. I am enjoying my wine a lot better now. Swirling, sniffing and squishing really does make wine more pleasurable.
How about snorting the wine? I bet that amplifies the smell a lot better.
LMFAO
+RamboJRV You can actually try it... First & last time in your life............. ))))) I bet you prefer beer. ;)
+RamboJRV Actually you are right: it allows more molecules to get from a liquide to a gaz state and then be transported from your mouth to your nose = retro-olfaction.
Lets patent a nasal spray bottle for wine
Hm, actually no. Ethanol tends to be a vasodialator, so it would increase bloodflow to and swelling in the region of your nose. That nasal congestion would tend to make your sense of smell much worse.
I think I have enough years of drinking wine to learn anything new from her, but she did make a really good presentation. The style of her speech really appeals to non English speaking audience, really crispy and clear. Don’t be bothered by the nonsense comments; congrats to a really good video presentation and thanks.
Marnie is fantastic. Makes wine technique easy to understand without being academic or aloof. Marnie is the Somm of the People. Thank you Marnie!
over 10 years ago hope she's still mastering her trade in wine tasting.
Excelent. What truly helped me understand wine, was actually tasting the juice of the grapes before fermentation. That opened my mind.
Thank you for giving me company..........
I can't help but notice the necklace that looks like a piece of bacon
In, my not-so-amateur opinion... Hell yeah. That, necklace would take me inside of 2 hours to make probably less & before anyone gives me a condescending reply?!? I've stayed up until close to 10:00a on just ONE necklace
Now I can't unsee it.
Hahhaha
thats make sense.... she is sampling a red wine.... red wine goes well with salty meats, so your correct, that is a piece of bacon around her neck
@@DreamStalker2 I know this is 4 years old but this rubbed me the wrong way haha. No one was asking how long it would take to make this necklace but you just butted in! The irony of you telling others not to be condescending is lost om yourself which is the worsr part! I am sure you probably changed from four years ago but four years ago you was a wierdo.
She has all the qualities of the best Cabernet Sauvignon i have ever had let me start with one: convincing , lovely, amorozo , enchanting , desirable , smart, beautiful, colorful, respectful , easy going , tall, ... and more and more . Lovely !!!!
She could swirl that wine like it's the damn Olympics.
This comment made me die 😂💀
@@amicola1112 rip
Great speaker. Very easy to listen to.
Just getting into wine now, this woman is the goddess of Vino. Who else watching in 2020?
So informative without any snootiness. Love her videos and have learned a lot.
She is so relaxing to listen to! I just calmed down from my panic attack watching her videos.
Me and my client watched and discussed your video at the ENglish class. We loved it. Thank you for this
I am genuinely excited to try some more wines after this presentation.
Thank you, your videos got me appreciating wine a whole lot better. Happy I found your channel.
Very informational, presented very well and very attractive.
She is great, I'm just starting out and this gal is teaching me all sorts of things in these videos. Thank you!
Great clarity in the explanation, as always.
new to wine and wanted to thank you for ur video
i should be sleeping right now but i really love how she explains. I could spent the whole night explaining things
I love her presentation. She's knowledgeable and articulate. I love this. Great video.
Thank you for sharing the lesson. Is there a way to understand anything more from the wine via the sense of sound, as well? For example, the loudness of the cork popping?
lol, you troll
Hell no this is all bullshit
Your videos are simply fantastic...a lot of information in a short powerful video. Thanks, from a new wine brand ambassador!
Thankyou so much, this was really well presented and Ithe colour of your dress is uplifting to!
Im studying level 2 wine and spirit course and this video simply helps me judge the wines such tokaji,soave and valpilicerela
What a wonderful speaker.
The best breakdown I have ever recieved
Clear and concise. So informative and polite. Learning a lot. Thanks
I still have not remotely gotten down the art of picking out all of the different fruit flavors that are present, but this video taught me a lot in a very short amount of time, and I appreciate it. -Renegade Nic
Side note: It was cool that you explained tannin when I had a very strong tannin wine and I immediately realized that dry feeling you were talking about.
Love how she explains, it’s like poetry 😍
Love your style lady ........
Hi, from the color and their legs around the glass and from your emotion in your face i think it is a great wine. Cheers.
great!! my problem is that when I start tasting, I can't stop lol :)
To know abt the alcohol,after twirling it as you did at the beginning, just watch over the Edges of the glass.. You will see a transparent trace that fades little by little...as long as this trace takes time to leave it means that the alcohol level is higher.
So much to learn from a brief talk
Wonderful job, I appreciate your knowledge and approach, I have learned much!
Very down to earth and practical, with great explanations of each step. Thank you!
This is really excellent! Thank you!
Great explanation 👌
I was looking to learn about wines and sure did thanks to you ... You're amazing. !! Thank you
Hey there Juan! Marnie's passion and clarity really made this video incredibly informative. I have tons of fun and educational wine videos on my channel to help you to taste (and smell) like the best of 'em. Check out my 21 Days to Wine series. Episode 1 of the series is an 'Introduction to Wine Tasting'-- I'd love to know what you think!
juan vga here’s the link! th-cam.com/video/Ze12f22YLlw/w-d-xo.html
Cool tip about looking at the color !!
Beautifully explained..
Love reading these post reviews lol 😂 merry Christmas 🎄
You explained Wine Tasting Very Clear, Simple and Direct! Thanks for sharing this Technique For Tasting Wine 🍷. Peace ✌️ and Love 💕 from Tucson Arizona Desert 🏜️
I rewatched. You did excellent. 👍💯
“Tannic acid feels like dryness” that‘s surprisingly accurate！🤯
Truee
Enjoyed this wine tasting lesson
1:55 so I normally gargle and spit so I’ve been doing this at wineries and it hasn’t been well received
Very articulate and well spoken
Brilliant. Just about to start my party. I have taken all this down...THANK YOU x !
Hi! Marnie's passion and clarity made this video such a joy to watch! I have tons of fun and informative wine videos on my channel to help you to taste (and smell) like the best of 'em. Check out my 21 Days to Wine series. Episode 1 of the series is an 'Introduction to Wine Tasting'-- I'd love to know what you think!
Thanks for educating more people about wine.
This is one of the most detailed and informative videos I’ve ever seen!
High marks on your explanation!
We recently opened a bottle of red wine "2004". After poring a few glasses we noticed the bottle itself inside was tainted red with a thin layer. I only took one sip and didn't like it. But others drank it. Did this wine go bad?
Nice one thanks!
YOU are a pro. Perfectly presented ! Thank you.
i wonder if she practiced before filming this or does she normally speak like that. i would love to have a discussion with her, if she really converses like that.
#Mee toooo
Also I would like to know what is in the corner of that room she keep looking at it every 10 seconds
😹😹
Thanks for the vid! Very useful! Learned a lot
This is an amazing wine tasting video, highlights the full cycle of aspects to look for- Looks- color , Swirl to enhance the oxygenation, Smell the wine, fully taste subjection by subjection to all taste bud - fruity, oaky, full bodied, sip, savor. Maloba @EAGM Ltd Nairobi
There was a video I thought titled “the difference between voluptuous and lucious” or something along those lines, it was to do with wine tasting, does anyone know the video I’m talking about?
I’d like to find it again
This video was very helpful! We do pairing of wine and food on our channel. We will definitely have to try this technique out!
Thank you for your tips
Interesting and quick
Outstanding 🎉🎉🎉🎉
We recently opened a bottle of red wine "2004". After poring a few glasses we noticed the bottle itself inside was tainted red with a thin layer. I only took one sip and didn't like it. But others drank it. Did this wine go bad?
Great and useful video. Very well explained.
Cool! We follow the Swirl, Smell, Sip, Summarize method ourselves.
I have a rather odd question...
How about _staining?_ That is placing a drop of wine on a white cloth and then wiping it or patting it dry with another cloth. Would that say anything distinctive about a wine?
Thank you. You’re great
How do I know what I'm sensing in the nose or what I'm tasting? Has every wine-ophile tasted black currant? Or really smelled oak? The only wood that is unmistakable to me is mesquite because I live in Texas and I cook with it. I am humbly asking for help because I am constantly drinking wines that I know to be fantastic and are high-end, but I cannot seem to understand the nuances of the expressions. As I am typing this I am drinking a Sokol Blosser pinot noir and I would really like to understand and appreciate it on a deeper level. Thanks.
Tex Dealer As she said there is a check list of flavors that you have in your mind from past flavors. Its about knowing the smell of oak from an barrel or as you say tasting or smelling black currants. We have training using things such as fruit pruee for example, but there is a lot more than just fruit flavors, tobacco and cut grass, green peas. Its about having a bank of olfactory flavors to refer too.
Hope this helps
+Tex Dealer I feel the same way you do. I really want to appreciate wine but its hard for me. My boyfriend is very good at it, and he says theres kits that you can get that will help you appreciate the distinctions between those smells. I found a "Master Wine Aroma Tasting Kit" on Amazon that has tons of different aromas for you to learn. They're expensive, but my bf did something similar in his wine class. If you're passionate about wine, maybe you should start there? (I'm asking for one for christmas)
If you've ever tasted bourbon, you've tasted the interaction of oak and alcohol, so maybe you can pick out the scent from that :)
well presented
bravo, nicely explained
1:32 ..... I’m in love
Hahahaha!!!!
What red wine do y'all recommend for a beginner? I've been on Roscato Dolce sweet red for a while
Hey Paulie! This video was such a joy to watch! I have tons of fun and informative wine videos on my channel to help you to taste (and smell) like the best of 'em. Check out my 21 Days to Wine series. Episode 1 of the series is an 'Introduction to Wine Tasting' and I discuss red wines in several of my videos as well-- I'd love to know what you think!
It fascinates me how bold and deep red in colour Californian Pinot is in comparison to French.
wow really good vid!
She asserted her Mechanics challenging Faker in the process.
very well explain
Great video!
I would love to try some of these delicious drinks! Especially after a long day at work. HAHA! #winelover lol
This helped a lot thank you so much
Hi J! Marnie's passion and clarity made this video such a joy to watch! I have tons of fun and informative wine videos on my channel to help you to taste (and smell) like the best of 'em. Check out my 21 Days to Wine series. Episode 1 of the series is an 'Introduction to Wine Tasting'-- I'd love to know what you think!
How can she speak so perfect like wow
Thanks for the vid! I learned how to appreciate wine much better now. ^_^
I thought this was a great video and learned a lot from it.
Thank you!
Thank you Snow bunny. Ready to taste it.. Yum..
Beautiful!
I need to keep taste it... Yum...
wow, i really learned so much 😭
Great video! Love her
Love it, thank you.
That was a damn good video!
Hi Greg! Marnie gave a great explanation about white wine basics here! if you're interested in learning even more, check out my 21 Days to Wine TH-cam series! Episode 1 begins with an Intro to Wine Tasting. I'd love to know what you think!