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In the Netherlands we have some 160 vineyards and quality is getting better. I am setting up a mini wine arboretum and study centrum where in one weekend one can see 77 different grapevines, learn non traditional ways of grape husbantry and thinking rather small. My approach is of a master gardener, not a winemaker. We are no longer married to the European winemafia. Britisch Columbia can make her own decisions and not only make excellent wine, but also prepare growing grapes according to climate change. Frost, late frost, plantlice, mildew and heat stroke are here to stay. Moderate climate is a thing of the past. No monocultures, no greedy big business, no old teachings , no extreme weather that have destroyed many a European winecompany and vineyard. Just great wine, variety of wines, environment friendly grape growing. Just this week, late frost destroyed many vineyards in Limburg, Netherlands. Stop thinking traditionally. Climate change is going to stay. Change or (your vineyard will) die. coachfmvos@gmail.com

Sorry, u r way off the mark on this stuff!

Spraying wine? Sign me up Vees!

thank you 🍷🍷

Great video. Thank you for publishing it.

Excellent🌟 red🍷Wine from Spain🇪🇸

Excellent video!

Wow this is awesome!

this channel is so well started, it is such a shame that no videos is coming out anymore

Rioja my favourite wine 🍷 😋

Beautiful lands.. Danke Schonn Cius

Thank you for this informative video, I am pursuing my Diploma from the Rioja wine academy Online.

I think the blind taste of Bordeaux and California wines was a joke, or commercial fraud. They taste so different.

Thats Lesotho, not Swaziland!

Stellenbosch Wine Route the most beautiful wine routes I seen while Travelling to many other wine areas over the world.

Fantastic video many thanks

When I visited Spain in mid-September to Oct 2019, I never had a bad glass of wine. Crianza and Reserva were very good. I was never disappointed.

thanks for the great video. However the terminology Sweetnes should be taken out as the majority of wines are dry. If they are sweet then we are talking about 'dessert wines'.

Brilliant illustration!

Excellent level of information and illustration.

Very good video, thank you. Audio is scratchy and thin.

Which language you are speaking ?

* Garnacha is known as Cannonau in Italy, mainly produced in Sardinia * Old Tempranillo vines have been found in Italy. In parts of Basilicata in particular, some vines that were being identified by wineries as Malvasia Nera are, in fact, Tempranillo * Carignan or Mazuelo or also known as Cariñena

I live in this region, and it's so interesting to see a different perspective on this!

This is so well done! It's not often that there is this amount of focus on the fantastic wines of Rioja.

I'm proud of this 💪 rioja

The moors never stopped the production of wine. The caliphs never stopped production of wine and they even, some of them, owned vineyards. Yes the production volume went down but the production of wine never stopped.

wow very interesting

Proud to be rioja clan

thanks, awesome video

well video. thanks!

This was an amazing video. Thank you.

Is 80% if de production in Argentina!!, not 60

Great video

Great video,thanks!

wonderful information , thank you.

Great video, very informative

really enjoy a nice glass of rioja. thanks for the video

Good video; but a couple of your details on ageing is wrong. Crianza is minimum 6 months in oak and Gran Reserva is minimum 18 months in oak.

Great channel, nothing new?

Lots of information . Thanks.

great video, best i seen on youtube about Piedmont!

good video on Rioja!

Who cares Jay C ???