Install a bluebird nesting box. I've set up a bluebird trail where I live and have two successful seasons of new bluebird babies. They eat a stupendous amount of insects.
Wonderful video! I have a supertaster palate and I was encouraged to learn about wine, coffee and chocolate. Wow! The world of wine is amazing. This beautiful video is a delight and so informative. Thank you!
Michael, While the entire process of wine making has been elaborately explained by you, your amazing voice makes watching the video even more interesting....keep up the good work and hats off to your efforts...
This is one of a series of videos Michael spearheaded for the LCBO (Liquor Control Board Ontario) Michael is now retired but for those such as myself that work with and for him he is greatly missed. He brought great innovation to the LCBO way of teaching LCBO Product Consultants ( People with extra education and presentation skills) in the marketing and selling of beverage alcohol to the people of Ontario.
When wine of this mass scale is produced, there is no doubt that contamination or chemicals used to make sure it doesn't go off. I buy wine from smaller producers than large ones, because large ones keep getting bigger and killing small producers.
My grandpa made blackberry wine in 2015 before he passed. He and I both lamented at never writing down the recipe. Some of his wine-savvy friends wanted to buy more but he saved the rest. At least I know exactly where he picked those berries.
00:13 The art of wine making and its significance throughout history. 04:13 Soil conditions greatly influence the character of wine 07:10 Older vineyards care for their fruit differently than young vines, resulting in better flavor, complexity, and density 10:21 Organic viticultural practices include avoiding synthetic chemicals and using prevention methods to combat pests and disease. 13:31 Harvesting grapes for wine production involves manual picking or mechanical harvesting. 17:23 The size of a winery's production ranges from giant industrial containers to small vats in boutique wineries. 20:40 The wine making process involves removing the juice from the skins and then pressing the skins to extract the remaining liquid. 23:33 Winemaking is an art that involves selecting grapes and utilizing oak for flavor. 26:43 Wine aging enhances flavors and softens tannins.
Wine is oxidize when filtering but you can minimize it by gassing your receiving vessel and hoses. Also wine is oxidize when opening a bbl...that`s why you top off a barrel after you open it
your videos is very helpful I have been studying wine processing(on beverage technology but I did not understand as I am understanding now thanks a lot for this videos, everything is clear now
What an incredible video, I wished I had found it before I was raised and live in wine country, I recognized many people on this video like the Mondavi's < Woodbridge Winery , but having said that this video was very informative. Thank you very much for making it .
They make it sound all mystical. All you need is fresh fruit, some basic winemaking equipment, and a good recipe (Jack Keller has a hundred or more really good recipes on his website). And there are a lot better fruits than grapes for making wine (e.g. elderberries, blueberries, blackberries, pears, plums, figs, apples, et al). I buy a lot of my winemaking equipment from Label Peelers.
In fact you just need a tank and grapes, all the enzymes and yeasts need are already around each berry. So easier than that it's difficult. Also grapes contain a lot of tartaric acid, which creates kind of a skin that protects the wine (also it's not called wine when it's not made with grapes). But yes after you can use quite all fruits that contain sugars (even banana but the process is difficult, you need to exctract the juice by centrifugation).
I totally agree out of all the different fruits I use , elderberries are my favorite fruit for wine . Then pear then infuse them all until you find a taste you like
very nice ,mind blowing,great job done.i love this kind of contents.i really appreciate your efforts.you guys deserve huge and awesome success. because this kind of work is the key of success,and you guys approve it.i have no more words to encourage. please go ahead don,t stop . thank you
Each time we enjoy the drinking of wine we need to thank the farmers, the manufacturers of these wonderful drink. However drink it moderately and do not get drunk.
So amazing! I don't know that process of making wine is perfectly mesmerize. It's open my eyes now that wine is an art and every process of something is totally amazing!!
I have a made in china refractometer that looks identical to the one used here: 16:51. I hope theirs is better than mine b/c sometimes it's accurate and sometimes not at all. I use solely my regular hydrometer now b/c I've seen huge discrepancies with the refractometer. I can't say I recommend them, though I see how in the vineyard when testing for ripeness there is no other way. I'd say buy lab quality if you're using that commercially.
That place must be beautiful ! Do you still live there ? Can you share a link of a video/ travel video of that place ? You are beautiful , have a nice day.
It's odd how much alike different drug plants are in some ways. Marijuana, Wine, Opium, Coca, ALL have so many similarities. Except for Marijuana, lousy soils seem to be a common thread.
Can some please suggest me a variety of a grape that can survive extremely harsh climate conditions. In my country, which is Mongolia, in winter time temperature can go as low as -35C. On the other hand, in summer time temperature can be something like +40C. Also it is quite dry.
like the generalization of everything wine, but if your looking for a more interesting wine Channel check out our Wine Jam Channel looking at the other wine aspects with a twist!!
Hi Rahul, Moscato is the name of the grape (Muscat) and produces white wine. For a sweet red sparkling from Italy, we recommend looking for Brachetto D'Acqui.
If Louis Martini said he'd rather taste where the wine was grown rather than the container it was aged in, then would wine aged in local oak count as a taste of where the wine was grown? I'm a fan of Martini wines some of which can age 50 years!
Much obliged to you for astonishing recordings each time.
Install a bluebird nesting box. I've set up a bluebird trail where I live and have two successful seasons of new bluebird babies. They eat a stupendous amount of insects.
This is probably THE most informative wine video on UA-cam. Fantastic. Thank you.
Wonderful video! I have a supertaster palate and I was encouraged to learn about wine, coffee and chocolate. Wow! The world of wine is amazing.
This beautiful video is a delight and so informative. Thank you!
Michael, While the entire process of wine making has been elaborately explained by you, your amazing voice makes watching the video even more interesting....keep up the good work and hats off to your efforts...
This is one of a series of videos Michael spearheaded for the LCBO (Liquor Control Board Ontario) Michael is now retired but for those such as myself that work with and for him he is greatly missed. He brought great innovation to the LCBO way of teaching LCBO Product Consultants ( People with extra education and presentation skills) in the marketing and selling of beverage alcohol to the people of Ontario.
When wine of this mass scale is produced, there is no doubt that contamination or chemicals used to make sure it doesn't go off. I buy wine from smaller producers than large ones, because large ones keep getting bigger and killing small producers.
I drunk a bottle of CAMPO VIEJO RIOJA TEMPRANILLO 2016 wine while watching this video. I must say I loved this video!
What's the point of drinking whine do you get a buzz like a weed buzz
@@mariacelsavillamorales5163 yes bitch
this video is extremely informative and comprehensive
Excellent upload. Full watched and have a wonderful day......
My grandpa made blackberry wine in 2015 before he passed. He and I both lamented at never writing down the recipe. Some of his wine-savvy friends wanted to buy more but he saved the rest. At least I know exactly where he picked those berries.
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00:13 The art of wine making and its significance throughout history.
04:13 Soil conditions greatly influence the character of wine
07:10 Older vineyards care for their fruit differently than young vines, resulting in better flavor, complexity, and density
10:21 Organic viticultural practices include avoiding synthetic chemicals and using prevention methods to combat pests and disease.
13:31 Harvesting grapes for wine production involves manual picking or mechanical harvesting.
17:23 The size of a winery's production ranges from giant industrial containers to small vats in boutique wineries.
20:40 The wine making process involves removing the juice from the skins and then pressing the skins to extract the remaining liquid.
23:33 Winemaking is an art that involves selecting grapes and utilizing oak for flavor.
26:43 Wine aging enhances flavors and softens tannins.
"I'm a grower, not a shower." - St. Urban circa 350 A.D.
i very fresh. i like your video thank for shereing this video thank.
I should have looked here first. I just watched this same film last night on amazon...and it wasn't free.
I really enjoyed this video. As a home brewer and home wine maker I learned a lot. Brilliant!
…🌷👍 🌷………Me 2..
Inspirational and informative! Many thanks....
John is a great host and the production is well done!!! awesome series...thank for sharing!!!
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Tx for sharing. This is awesome!
Damn the steps to make this wine is simply amazing.
The step to drink it is even better.
Wine is oxidize when filtering but you can minimize it by gassing your receiving vessel and hoses. Also wine is oxidize when opening a bbl...that`s why you top off a barrel after you open it
wowww fantastic very informative good job.
Some say home made wine is the best. In small batches not industrial production. Not exesive manipulation. Keep it simple. Let the wine shine.
I may have to open another bottle of wine . Loved the video. Thanks
I live in the Albany area of New York State. This year I planted six Cabernet Sauvignon vines. What should I do to protect them from the winter?
Wow, outstanding! Now that's how you make a 'how wine is made' video! Thank you.
While everyone is drinking wine, I'm just eating grapes while watching this 🍇
👌👌
Me too
your videos is very helpful I have been studying wine processing(on beverage technology but I did not understand as I am understanding now thanks a lot for this videos, everything is clear now
I love wine especially red wine . Thank you for this video
Come and discover the french wines on Winexploration, my You Tube Channel . I will be happy to count you among my subscribers. Happy new year !
Very good video, but no chemicals please. I love wine.
This is a great, authoritative, comprehensive look at wine, vine to wine. Nice overview of intro to wine principles.
Its hard job to make a great wines. Greetings from Moscow Russia
Thank you for amazing videos each time. They are very comprehensive, educational and fun to watch. Two thumbs up!
how do you have 2 thumbs bro that is just very much crazy
What an incredible video, I wished I had found it before I was raised and live in wine country, I recognized many people on this video like the Mondavi's < Woodbridge Winery , but having said that this video was very informative. Thank you very much for making it .
They make it sound all mystical. All you need is fresh fruit, some basic winemaking equipment, and a good recipe (Jack Keller has a hundred or more really good recipes on his website). And there are a lot better fruits than grapes for making wine (e.g. elderberries, blueberries, blackberries, pears, plums, figs, apples, et al). I buy a lot of my winemaking equipment from Label Peelers.
In fact you just need a tank and grapes, all the enzymes and yeasts need are already around each berry. So easier than that it's difficult. Also grapes contain a lot of tartaric acid, which creates kind of a skin that protects the wine (also it's not called wine when it's not made with grapes). But yes after you can use quite all fruits that contain sugars (even banana but the process is difficult, you need to exctract the juice by centrifugation).
I totally agree out of all the different fruits I use , elderberries are my favorite fruit for wine . Then pear then infuse them all until you find a taste you like
the attitude is strong in this one. funnily full industrial production is not considered a flaw here.
This is the perfect thing to watch between a bottle of wine and sleepy time...
Drake, is that you?
I really wish this video has subtitle. the auto subtitle is not reliable.
I think so.
Beautiful host.
Thank You For Amazing Video#explore chitwan
Искусство и Творчество !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
very nice ,mind blowing,great job done.i love this kind of contents.i really appreciate your efforts.you guys deserve huge and awesome success. because this kind of work is the key of success,and you guys approve it.i have no more words to encourage. please go ahead don,t stop . thank you
Each time we enjoy the drinking of wine we need to thank the farmers, the manufacturers of these wonderful drink. However drink it moderately and do not get drunk.
Nicely explained.
😙Beautiful! Travelled round, still at a place under just 30minutes.
Thank you. Keep up the good work! 👍
My next glass has a new appreciation.
Very well done
wine - spirit of Georgia !!!
My God! I had to pour me a glass of wine while watching this video...
Which one?
of course I did too.
ua-cam.com/video/g4GuVBjVy1U/v-deo.html TOP ITIALIAN VINE
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I shock see "tap tap" on the grape... so i know how to make that... alhamdulillah i don't drink that...but i like grape...
Im in the middle of harvest right now. I appreciate the fact that i make something people thoroughly enjoy
So amazing! I don't know that process of making wine is perfectly mesmerize. It's open my eyes now that wine is an art and every process of something is totally amazing!!
I love Grapes wine i & make it in home only Sugar & Black Grapes in 80 days
Kese banate ho recipi
Banate kaise ho ispe pe video banvo yaar
I have a made in china refractometer that looks identical to the one used here: 16:51. I hope theirs is better than mine b/c sometimes it's accurate and sometimes not at all. I use solely my regular hydrometer now b/c I've seen huge discrepancies with the refractometer. I can't say I recommend them, though I see how in the vineyard when testing for ripeness there is no other way. I'd say buy lab quality if you're using that commercially.
I have lived in Sonoma County, wine country California most of my life~ this is great!
That place must be beautiful ! Do you still live there ? Can you share a link of a video/ travel video of that place ? You are beautiful , have a nice day.
The little black glass in Redlands calif has amazing wines for tasting that you can not get anywhere else. They import wines from all over the world.
Such a beautiful process
Wow what a nice place for agriculture its awesome. What a nice to work look like this, I think this place is sweet air to smell good ambiance.
after i long time a watched a great video on wine....it changed my perception...
thank you sir , it was a perfect lesson , am really addicted to watch your videos , keep uploading a new videos
What the Heck!😱 Did that woman drink and pour it back in the barrel? @ 25:44
FINISH IT DAMN YOU!!!🤣🤣🤣
She put some ant eggs in there 🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🐜🌲
It's odd how much alike different drug plants are in some ways. Marijuana, Wine, Opium, Coca, ALL have so many similarities. Except for Marijuana, lousy soils seem to be a common thread.
good show Michael
It’s a tough job to control pest without use of chemicals. It take years to get organic method to function.
My namesake! It must be excellent! It is....
very nice video
Feels like an age of empires introduction
How many days it take for fermentation??
Mike's an unreal guy! Great job on describing the entire process (and making it interesting)!
mike is freaking awesome and little zesty if you know what i mean hahahahhaha
Good reminder of my days as marketing manager at Kenya Wine Agencies
no one gives a toss
I like these videos very much.Thank you for uploading.
Plz give me idea if i only have dry grapes not fresh
And if i only have to make aochol with low starting
14:29, ohhhh my!!!!
Oh 😂😂
U noticed it .
Learning loads great
Lovely
great video, hello from georgia
Can some please suggest me a variety of a grape that can survive extremely harsh climate conditions. In my country, which is Mongolia, in winter time temperature can go as low as -35C. On the other hand, in summer time temperature can be something like +40C. Also it is quite dry.
This is a great video. Thanks for sharing it. Love the art of winemaking!
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I love wine very much
like the generalization of everything wine, but if your looking for a more interesting wine Channel check out our Wine Jam Channel looking at the other wine aspects with a twist!!
very nice testing
video is awesome...
Just great
I Remember this in 2022
It is a great job! Thank you. Cheers from Athens!
www.realtor.ca/Residential/Agriculture/17650245/32-TRUEWORTHY-ROAD-Saturna-Island-British-Columbia-V0V0V0
12:44 "Oh yeah, man, pass that stuff!" XD
the journal from vine to wine
Awesome video full of knowledge! Thanks :-)
That was beautiful
Who needs a tour after this! Wine 101 - 901 😅
You will give me suggestions
Can Moscato D' Asti be made using Red Grape. So we have Red Wine with exact sweetness of Moscato D' Asti
Hi Rahul, Moscato is the name of the grape (Muscat) and produces white wine. For a sweet red sparkling from Italy, we recommend looking for Brachetto D'Acqui.
the first person is From Washington State. Perfect. because im from Washington State.
great video, very informative
Great Video Thank you!
oh realy
Oh dear! If only we were to do with the sub titles!
I love wine
Everyone has his own glass🍸
If Louis Martini said he'd rather taste where the wine was grown rather than the container it was aged in, then would wine aged in local oak count as a taste of where the wine was grown? I'm a fan of Martini wines some of which can age 50 years!
ageing process is what makes a good wine...a great wine.
+TheJusnic82 That's not sure.
No.
What about dense clay soil?
That nail though 22:57
Great 👍 👌