The most lucid and concentreated exposition I've yet seen of the basics of tasting.

I'm new to wine and very intrigued by the science and the craftsmanship behind it. I come from a long lineage of farmers that made wine for themselves, so I decided to dig a bit deeper into the different variations and production of wine from the different regions of the world. I subscribed to your channel hoping to learn much more, Thank you

Thanks for the instructions! Really helpful and we tasted our wine on very different level

I am so excited to see your videos. You’re so smart and I really enjoy learning from you. I’ve been wine tasting for ever and ever it seems and I always did really well but somehow I got some new notes today by watching you and learning your technique! Cheers🎉

great explanation about the difference between tastes and flavour

Thank you so very much😊

Awesome. Thanks

Amazing!!! I didnt know about the head tilting foward. Thanks for the information! 🙌🏻

great video, Thank you Sir.

I wasn’t aware of the technique of tipping the hear forward when inhaling. I had been sort of cupping my tongue like a tube while inhaling to swirl the aromas around my mouth. Seems like tilting forward would bring more wine to the front of the mouth for the inhalation portion to then evenly spread throughout the entire mouth, tongue, and nasopharynx. Really enjoyed the attitude of friendly enthusiasm too!

Quite useful techniques! Thanks for the video!

Gloria a ti ,señor,por todo / viva Christo Rey

Very clear, will attempt to put this into action soon

Thanks for the instructions! The last step of tilting your head was new to me. Will try this today!

Excellent information on wine tasting, thanks

Really clear and professional!

gonna to try this technique asap

am doing tasting seminar exam next week so this is so helpful thank you

Enjoyed

Thank you very much,now I am ready to start my new journey of winery

I just today received my first delivery of wine from First Leaf. Your videos on terminology of wine and tasting were helpful. I plan to uncork the first bottle tonight with your

👍Great 👍 video 🍷🍷. Thanks.

Wow very informative. ❤

Thank you!

Thank You So Much Man, My Birthday Is Coming Up & I’ve Already Ordered 2 Beautiful & Different Types Of Wine. Really Excited To Try Them Out!!

Thank you. Please go on.

Now I can go tasting like an experienced wine drinker lol

Merci pour cette belle leçon facile d'approche. J'ai toujours aimé le vin sans avoir réellement eu la connaissance plus technique pour l'apprécier à sa juste valeur. Grâce à vos vidéos mon envie d'en connaître plus se développe. Merci!

Really appreciate you teaching wine tasting. What to look for besides color gradient when you tilt the wine glass at 45?

Tasting etiquette is important -- thanks!

I agree with about 80%. You may wish to add the term Bouquet when talking about smell and aroma.

thanks for nice video

3:00 definitely a magnum bottle. Biggest I’ve seen!

BRILLIANT! ✨✨👌 I'm learning about tasting, and you've just given a very complete introduction. One question: would the wine tasting steps have a similar basis for other types of tastings, such us cheese, honey, salt, olive oil, fruits...? THANKS! 😉💫

Can you can anyone what is ummai sense I never heard that

I have a question you Sir Intovino, How many kind of wine can we tasted the Wine normally in once period taste, to get a poin of better taste? Thank you

Your videos are excellent, I'm learning a lot of things about wine appreciation. Have you tried Greek varieties? Xinomavro? Mouhtaro? If yes, please comment on this. Keep the good job. Congrats. 👏👏

Thanks for your video. My question is: is there a difference between “aroma” and “bouquet” of a wine?

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about step one, what does the gradient tell me about the wine? why am I looking for it

Thanks very much for practically showing us how to respect wines. However, I've got a riddle here, hoping somebody can solve this for me........ Since std drink formula is {litre X alcohol percentage (number only) X 0.789} for wine, why is a 750ml with 14% = 8.3 Std drink but a 750ml with 13.5% ends up with only 8.0 Std drink? It looks like we are conversely getting more alcohol from the weaker wine (13.5% but only 8 Std drink). I'm still thinking the stronger wine should have fewer Std drinks but definitely not the weaker one. Anybody?

Flavor is not equal to taste 👍🏾🥂

I just want an affordable wine that tastes different than the rest in an interesting way...to impress a woman...make the evening memorable.

whats your favourite wine

What meaning of umani

and why