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Thank you for the insights

A wine expert with Broken English. Lol

In Italia ci sono tartufi in tanti posti ,nn solo ad Alba 😂

Video only talks about hunting on a Q and A interview. Does not take viewer on a hunt.

We have enjoyed this wine for Christmas each year but oh boy is the 2022 expensive. Do you know what year is more affordable but still great?

The way you are pronouncing this wine's name hurts my ears... Slow down a bit.

I had a sealed champagne bottle with me stored in my mini cellar for at least 15 years, finally one day I shared it with friends 😂and I didn’t believe it, none of them walked home on their feet, the 33 of them, I don’t drink ❤😊

I just came here because of the chinese novel poorest richman mention this expensive wine

Not good selection

i tried this wine and i really loved it..i felt a sence of being grounded back to my original roots while drinking it…i come from a french background that setteled down in guanajuato mexico durring the french intervention…thank you for the video…

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Visited here….Daniel and Florance are very nice people and we are privileged to call them our friends!

Thank you !

7. Taste (not Tasate)

Thank you Angie for your inciteful comments on the 2017’s. I have been looking at some of these wines as they represent great value today particularly in the secondary markets so your video was really helpful.

I'm drinking a bottle of middle 100% Cabernet bottle today. Very nice. Nice review. Amazing story. Got 3 bottles in Maryland from a local wine shop.

Humble beginning? Actually, one of the least humble beginnings for a winery. Great wine, though.

Hi Angie. Thanks for the informative video. I am based in Toronto and Continuum 2019 is selling for $483 canadian tax included. Do you think the price is at higher side?

Les Clos then Vaudesir

Speaks way too fast - please take a breath so I can understand

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Just a small note: It's around 3000 cases, not bottles. Thanks

Your accent is very charming! Good luck to you!

介紹得好清楚，謝謝你～～

謝謝教學

are you currently preparing for the MS exam ?

幾千塊的就不用搖了 沒啥差別

謝謝

If cork dry out in the fridge, I think air coming in bottle and then quick going dying the bottle champagne

Are you going to take the master sommelier exam ? Any idea how the advanced sommelier exam compares to the wset diploma exam in terms of difficulty ?

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Thank you for the review, im interested in visiting them to try their cabs my next trip to cali

What about an ace of spades stored in its box for over a year? It has been in & out a fridge a couple of times though

Hi annie how r u i hava a mango flavour non alcoholic champagne bottle but that is 16 months expire and never seen sunlight is it still drinkable.

We'll im 13 months out. Lets do this (Thanks for the tips the blank answer sheets with repetition is something I'll definitely do)

Leflaive is king of whites, DRC arguably just trades off its brand since the name is made in vosne grand crus ie reds

Wow! Fantastic lineup - hoping you enjoyed these in good company and got to geek out a bit! 🙃🍷

What a great summary! Thank you!

so either wait 15 yrs on wafting list or pay crazy market price ...

Very informative, Thanks for sharing!

is there not nly 1 chablis grand cru?, Les Clos. and the rest 6 are climates?. trying to figure this out

Do advanced sommeliers all know french ? Do you need to ?

Interesting history. Not crazy about the captions. "Uber the villain ..in the captions ..oversees the wine making process". Thanks for content.

Does the cork need to be replaced when you store wine for decades?

I recently saw the price of Domain Francois Raveneau and I literally fell of my couch. It used to be around $120 and now it's like at least a grand to 4K. Like seriously???

Good video!

You are right, I had 0 idea about Overture… if I can find one in that $50-$70 range I will snap it up! 🎉

The label is TOO URBAN for u and your clientele. Go figure.

I just ordered 3 bottles!!!! I've read enough reviews that I couldn't resist =)

Did a deep clean of the house last week and theres about 15 sealed, unopened and properly stored bottles of champagne that my parents got when married. The champagne about 35 years old and we don't know if they're drinkable or should be tipped. Or even sold to a sommelier for a decent price