Mourvedre In 5 Minutes: Everything you need to know

Everything you need to know about Mourvedre in 5 minutes.
- How to pronounce Mourvedre
- What Mourvedre smells like
- What Mourvedre tastes like
- What foods and dishes to pair with Mourvedre
- What tastes similar to Mourvedre
- Best Mourvedre wines and regions
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[@elizadozell3680]

thanks so much for sharing. I have just started working for a producer that makes a straight Mataro in Western Australia and this video really helped. Cheers!!

[@kennyjones6246]

Very helpful & great insights! Thank you!

[@rewssf]

Well done - fun, informative, pronunciations, and recommendations!!

[@Intovino]

Thanks for the kind words Craig! Great to hear.

[@michaelblackburn7240]

Truly enjoyed your presentation. By the way Mourvedre and Tannat have made a nice addition to our wines here in Paso Robles,

[@Intovino]

Michael Blackburn thank you! Looking forward to some new discoveries!

[@hope2someday691]

Great format, I just found your channel and subscribed after viewing several vlogs. Been enjoying wine for 30 years and appreciate the knowledge that you bring.

[@Intovino]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@TheUrszulat]

You are a very engaging presenter. And i learnt quite a bit! Thank you.

[@Intovino]

TheUrszulat thanks for your kind words!

[@KevinCrouchPlus]

Mourvèdre in Washington State, especially Syncline, needs a shout out. It is very reminiscent of Rhone/Languedoc with a New World fullness. Also Sarabande in Laurens (Hérault) is stellar.

[@Intovino]

Thanks for the comment Kevin! Some interesting wines for me to try :)

[@TwinFavorites]

Great review. I am excited to try more Mourvedre. I heard it got to Spain via Phoenecians. I love the licorice, spicy and tannic character of the graoe

[@guillermojimenezmeza3923]

i like so much your channel, i learn a lot of cepas what i don't know, and your accent it's perfect in all the language do you speak, come to Chile to taste good wines, salud compañero

[@Intovino]

Thanks for the kind words Guillermo! Salud!

[@tomseiler2408]

Don't overlook Monastrell from Jumilla; Casa Castillo (El Gravas, La Tendida) is excellent!!! Juan Gil, Bleda, Madrid Romero, Luzón, Ponce (DePaula).

[@StaceyWittig]

Merci!

[@andresrubio6023]

I kinda of disagree about the bonarda similarities with mourvedre...both fruit forward and some similar notes, rich...but different with bonarda and it's lightly color, and definitely less tannins...

[@maricarmenhortelanomartine4928]

Sorry, but best Mourvedre (Monastrell) wines are from Yecla and Jumilla. I'm fact these two áreas sell Monastrell wine to France, in order to enrich their wines