ASMR - Serbian Wine ( Vranac 2012)
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
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Hello ASMR Wine enthusiasts! Today we are visiting Serbia,
Antic winery, trying out the variety Vranac, Vintage of 2012.
Enjoy, Relax and Learn a little bit about Wine.
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Vranac is actually the name for dark black horse and that is why this wine is called Vranac or the other way around. Actually most of Serbian red wines are very dark and that's probably why we call red wine black actually. I have never tried Antić but I will look for it next week when I go to Serbia.
Good to know! I like the fact that i am also learning stuff from my audience.
Your voice is so soothing! Also, the facial expressions you made when experiencing the tannin in the wine was really funny :D I definitely know that feeling!
Great channel, I learned a lot about wine listening to you, even tho I never drink haha. Also, nice too see you're reviewing wine from my country. Btw, I checked it, description on the bottle says: dark cherry and forest fruit. It doesn't mention mint, tho.
And, of course, huge greetings from Serbia for Greece, our Ortodox brothers. :D
Hello Nikola. Mint is the typical and unique scent you get from any vranac wine. In each wine bottle you get so many flavors and aromas, it is impossible to include everything in the label. Greetings to you too my orthodox brother!
Yesssss! Quick question, I feel like I’ve seen all your videos but I never saw you say where your from? Probably fell asleep to fast!
Im from Greece my friend! How about you? Will do a QnA soon to introduce myself properly to the audience :)
Ωραία βίντεο αλλά δεν είναι και ότι καλύτερο να ανέφερες τα Σκόπια ως 'Macedonia' φιλικά στο λέω :)
Και εγώ σκάλωσα που δεν έβαλε το North μπροστά.
Very interesting video! Maybe the tannins would 'soften up' a little, if the wine sat for a few more years? Very interesting grape variety otherwise.
Yes, tannins soften as the wine ages. But still the wine is extremely tannic for a vintage of 2012
Since I know the producer personally- tannins are high because maceration is longer than usual, but also it is a quality of this grape vareyity.
@@mikigrkovic2446 Sounds really interesting! But I'm not sure how easy it'll be to get such a grape variety in my country.
The letter C in Serbian (and Balkan languages) is pronounced like an English T (as in Tom for example). So the wine is pronounced like vranat with a sharp T.
Good to know! Thanks
@@wineasmr you're welcome:)
Not exactly. It is pronounced: vranatz.
@@mikigrkovic2446 exactly
If you have a chance try Prokupac next time when in Serbia. That is actually autochthonous Serbian varayty.
Sounds good! Will do.
You should come to Niš. South of Serbia is closer to you and the mentality is closer to greek.
Btw, my name in greek is writen Λουκά Τζέντοβιτσ, and the letter C is like τσ at the end.
Greetings from Niš. 😁🇬🇷🤝🇷🇸
Interesting, thnx! Maybe one day i ll visit Nis. However Belgrade was amazing, loved the city. 👌👌👌
@@wineasmr I'll take to kafans in Niš. You'll love our food. 😉😁
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Just for future reference it is pronounced VRANATS. Not vranak. Regardless good review.
Thnx👍
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