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Wine Collecting: 10 UNDERRATED COLLECTIBLE WINES for your Wine Cellar
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- In this wine collecting video, John Jackson, DipWSET a/k/a Attorney Somm discusses 10 underrated, collectible wines for your wine cellar. This video is designed to supplement Attorney Somm's video on 8 Key Wine Categories for your Wine Cellar, which is available here: • Wine Collecting: 8 KEY...
The 10 Underrated Wines are:
1. Lebanese Wine
2. Chianti
3. Portuguese Red Wines
4-6. South African Wines
7. Amarone
8. Furmint
9. Assyrtiko
10. Xinomavro
HERE ARE THE 8 KEY WINE CATEGORIES AND LINKS TO VIDEOS WITH RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Rhone Red Varietals
a. Syrah
Top Regions: Northern Rhone, Walla Walla, California, Barossa/McLaren Vale
VIDEO: 12 top Northern Rhone wines: • Northern Rhône Wine Re...
b. Grenache/GSM
Top Regions: Chateauneuf- du-Pape & all Southern Rhone, Priorat
VIDEO: 5 top Chateauneuf-du-Pape wines: • Wine Cellar Defenders:...
VIDEO: Tardieu-Laurent Tasting & Rhone Master Class: • TARDIEU LAURENT: Wine ...
VIDEO: 6 Top Priorat Wines: • Wine Collecting: PRIOR...
Languedoc for value
2. Aged Whites
-Alsace, Austria, Germany, Chenin Blanc (Loire Valley Savennieres)
-Bordeaux Blanc, Condrieu
3. Italian Reds
Top Regions: Barolo, Barbaresco, Brunello di Montalcino
VIDEO: Biond--Santi: • BIONDI-SANTI Brunello ...
VIDEO: Piedmont Wine Region: • PIEDMONT ITALY: Wine T...
Value: Alto Piemonte & Langhe Nebbiolo
4. Pinot Noir/Chardonnay
Top Regions: Burgundy, Sonoma, Willamette Valley, Margaret River, Australia
-value Kumeu River, NZ
VIDEO: 10 Top Burgundy for $50 or Less: • Wine Collecting - 10 T...
VIDEO: Willamette Valley: • Planning a Trip to WIL...
5. Champagne
-Corpinnat Cava, Trentodoc & Franciacorta for value
VIDEO: 10 top Champagnes $50 or less: • 10 Top $50 CHAMPAGNES ...
VIDEO: 2010 Dom Perignon Review: • 2010 DOM PÉRIGNON Cham...
VIDEO: 2012 Dom Perignon Review: • 2012 DOM PÉRIGNON Cham...
VIDEO: Dom Perignon Masterclass & Tasting: • DOM PERIGNON Champagne...
VIDEO: Budget Champagne Alternatives: • Video
6. Spanish Tempranillo
-Rioja & Ribera del Duero
VIDEO: Rioja Overview & 6 Top Wine Producers: • Wine Collecting: Rioja...
VIDEO: Tempos Vega Sicilia Tasting & Interview: • Tempos Vega Sicilia Wi...
VIDEO: LaRioja Alta Winemaker Interview & Tasting: • LA RIOJA ALTA: Wine Ta...
7. Red Bordeaux Varietals
Top Regions: Bordeaux, Napa, Super Tuscans, Australia (Coonawarra/Margaret River)
-Argentina, Chile, Loire Valley (Chinon, Bourgueil)
BORDEAUX VIDEOS: First Growth Bordeaux Video Playlist (Haut-Brion, Margaux, Mouton & Latour)
• First Growth Bordeaux ...
BORDEAUX VIDEOS WITH WINE RECOMMENDATIONS AT CERTAIN PRICE POINTS:
10 Top Bordeaux for $75: • Wine Collecting - 10 T...
10 Top Bordeaux for $50: • Wine Collecting 101 - ...
10 Top Bordeaux for $40: • Wine Collecting - 10 T...
MORE BORDEAUX VIDEOS:
Super Second Bordeaux: • Wine Collecting 101: S...
Bordeaux 2020 Vintage Analysis: • Wine Collecting: 2020 ...
Bordeaux Celler Defenders: Top Right Bank Second Wines: • Right Bank Bordeaux: S...
Bordeaux Cellar Defenders: Top Left Bank Second Wines: • Wine CELLAR DEFENDERS:...
NAPA VALLEY VIDEOS:
Hall Wine Interview & Tasting (Napa Valley): • HALL Wines: Wine Tasti...
Napa Valley Vintage Analysis: • Napa Valley Wines - Sh...
Value from Walla Walla, Happy Canyon, Sonoma, Paso Robles
8. Dessert Wines
Favorite Examples: Sauternes, Tokaji, Port, Madeira, PX Sherry
WINE ACCESSORIES I USE
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Here is the link to the 8 Key Wine Categories Video (Must-Have Wines): ua-cam.com/video/a9FFrT7n2VQ/v-deo.html
Good call on the first two regions and the closing variety - you know I’m a fan of all three heheheheh
Thanks! Yes, great minds . . .
Thanks, John
Glad you picked Musar; it is fantastic when fully mature. I had a 2002 a couple years ago and it was outstanding - I also have some 2004, 2005 and 2009 in the cellar. The white is interesting - I had a glass with one of the lunch courses at L'Enclume earlier in the year and enjoyed it.
I like Amarone but as an occasional treat.
South Africa is a bit of a closed book to me but I did invest in a couple of half cases of Meerlust en primeur (2015 and 2017) a few years ago. I also enjoy SA chenins.
Portugal is producing some really good reds and Quinta do Crasto is definitely one of them.
Love Hungarian dry furmint. Assyrtiko can be variable but that's probably because I don't spend enough on them.
Very interesting. Thanks.
A day off the booze today but a Ribera del Duero with pheasant is on the menu for tomorrow.
Sounds like a terrific day planned for tomorrow! A rest day for me as well. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! 👍🍷
I was concerned you were not going to comment on South African Chenin Blanc. But you redeemed yourself with Mullineaux Chenin Blanc, Good choice.
Thank you! Yes an impressive wine for sure.
I dare say, this is one of your best, most brilliant, and most impressive UA-cam videos ever. I agree with you on everything here including on your points about Chianti, Amarone, Portuguese reds, and Hungarian Tokaji Furmint. And I greatly appreciate your discussion of South African wines including wines and producers from Swartland. I’ve been hoping to find good Greek wines but the options in my country are virtually non-existent. Last but certainly not the least, this video shows an excellent and incomparable depth of research, expertise, and experience with superbly written and clearly presented insights, reliable information, and authoritative advice and recommendations - it’s absolutely mind-blowing. Felicitations et Santé, John!
Merci beaucoup Margaux! So pleased you enjoyed it! Definitely some wines that I don’t discuss as often featured in this video. Hope that you can taste some Greek wines soon. Santè!
@@AttorneySomm De rien, John! Always a pleasure to watch, appreciate, and learn from both your UA-cam and IG content. Looking forward to the next one!
I love all his videos valuable and informative....
So many regions included here that I have little experience with. Looks like it’s time to change that. Thanks for the great content!
Thanks very much! Definitely some under-the-radar wines in this video. Very glad you enjoyed it! 👍🍷
Very interesting out-of-box video! Your South African tour has amazing value! I also love some estates in Dao region of Portugal where they produce collectible wines too.
Thanks very much! Yes Dao is another excellent region to consider. Hope all is well!
I always enjoy South African wines. Thanks for posting🍷
My pleasure! Thanks very much, Natasha!
Now i want to try xinomavro. They seem to be affordable and age worthy. But the tasting descriptors made me very curious. For sure my next buy. Thank you for this very useful video. It widens my view further than bordeaux and burgundy.
Thanks very much. Definitely worth a try! Very reasonable pricing.
I had the pleasure of recently exploring the Vega Sicilia line up led by Pablo Alvarez from Tempos, he is one of the #1 proponents of the quality of the wines from Tokaj.
Some of the wines served were the Mandolas, and the Petracs both were dry furmint. After trying dry furmint for the first time, I fully concur. Very interesting and collectible white wine, and I don’t drink white often! Also looking for one with some bottle age now.
Really interesting to see where the region is going, as there are a lot of discoveries still being made (or re-made) due to the impact of communism in Hungary’s agricultural practices.
Thank you! Completely agree with you. The wines are excellent and this is such an exciting region. Sounds like you had a terrific tasting!
Vegas can be quite impressive indeed, Pintias are still a steal.
@@sdfswords Thank you! Very much agree with you. Cheers!
Castello di Volpaia! 😍beautiful wines and extremely underrated
Thank you! Very much agree! 👍🍷
John, I am impressed with the wealth of information you provide in this video. I agree Chateau Mûsar doesn’t get the respect it deserves, and I was not aware of a white variety. I am glad to see you feature SA wines as well. I enjoy their MCC sparkling wines and their Chenin Blanc. I am familiar with quite a few of the grapes that you mention, and I feel like this is a comprehensive wine course. I am definitely on team “Amarone”. Thank you for all your research and your vast wine knowledge. Cheers!!
Cheers Gina! Thanks very much. Very glad you enjoyed it! Hope you had a fantastic birthday weekend.
Ordered a bottle of Musar in a restaurant in Boston. The owner was Lebanese. He told me very few people knew the wine. He comped the meal! Anyone who had the pleasure of meeting Serge Hochar knew why these wines are great.
@@1949cr Very nice! Hope you enjoyed it! Which vintage was it?
@@AttorneySomm fairly sure it was 1998. His American wife came over to tell me, one, he never comps and two, how pleased he was that someone knew Musar well.
@@1949cr Such an age-worthy wine and a terrific experience! Thanks for sharing it.
Totally agree on the SA comments. Very limited by me as well. If I want something “nice” I have to spend a lot of time on wine searcher and then struggle with all the NY import rules. Great info. Would you be open to doing a sweet wine collectibles video?
Thank you. Yes, wish that some of these excellent wines were easier to source. For me it is often a case of out-of-sight out-of-mind.
@@AttorneySomm Would you be open to doing a sweet wine collectibles video?
@@carlcadregari7768 Thanks for the suggestion. I'll definitely give that some thought! I'm a big fan of sweet collectibles.
@@AttorneySomm a lot of my wine friends know Port, Sauternes or Tokaji but have never had any of the others. Thank you for considering it.
Love this. Also pro tip, I just got back from Costco and they have 2018 Tignanello for $80 a bottle.
Thank you! And thanks for the tip! That is an incredible price. I tasted that one a few months ago and it is stellar! Appreciate it.
Is this Costco in USA? In Austin it cost $119 for 2019 vintage
@@sanjaypatelmd4669 College Station
@@thomaskoons9242 I am visiting costco today
Great video 🍾 Let me know if you're ever around San Diego and want to share a (couple) bottle(s) of riesling 😉
Thanks! Will do. I do get there from time to time. Likewise if you’re in Dallas.
Excellent video and one , I think you will agree, falls into my interest. Let's think about the title. Underrated and Collectable. There are so many underrated wines out there but are they collectable? I think many of them could be but not necessarily investable. I guess what I'm saying is why do we buy wine? People like me want to buy it and enjoy it but there are those that consider it an investment.
I agree that Chianti has many underrated expressions but, here I go again, what about Spain? Honestly, there is so much stunningly good value wine in that country but is it collectable and should it be? I feel as though it's the country to enjoy wine the way we should and I mean that without being disrespectful to its wine. I know that it can be collectable and I have a good many in the bunker. However, it's the issue of 'underrated' that piques my interest.
Cheers,
WT
Thanks very much for watching and the thoughtful feedback! For me, collecting is almost always for personal use, so I consider age-worthy wines as being collectible. This was a supplement to my 8 Key Categories video which heavily featured Spain, but certainly there are some I could have included here too - eg, Godello. I’m definitely a big fan of Spain and very much appreciate the abundance of well-priced wines ready to enjoy. Cheers!
Very solid choices, I do agree with many of them! Is Chianti underrated not in Europe at least but maybe it's representation is not as good in US? Also you didn't have any French underrated ones, those do exist as well.
Thanks very much! Appreciate your comment. This was a supplement to the 8 Key Wine Categories video that I did and I mentioned many French wines there, but yes I could include Jura and others as well. I think Chianti as a collectible is underrated at least in the US. Here many just use it as a daily drinker and not one to enjoy with age. Cheers!
Hello attornay. Could you recommend 10 vines at 13%or less alcohol? Too many wines are 14+% alcohol, don't you think?
I’ll certainly give it some thought. The ABV definitely makes a big difference. Most reds are 13 or higher. Champagne is less for sure. Lower ABV is also getting harder to find with global warming. Lots of 15% even for Chardonnay in California. Crazy.
Chateau Musar had lot of bottle variability (especially in my cellar) 2000 vintage.
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Oh no. Very sorry to hear that. Not sure I have tried the 2000, but have had multiple terrific experiences with the 1998 and 2001 in the past year with no flawed bottles.
@@AttorneySomm i had 5 bottles during last few years one was really bad Brett. other was very flat but 3/5 bottles were ok.
@@sanjaypatelmd4669 Thanks for sharing that experience. Good to know!