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Jun 09
Uncategorized 1924, education, learn more about wine, sauternes, tell me wine TV, very old wine No Comments
In this episode Jeremy is tasting a 1924 Sauternes in order to let you know how long a wine can last.
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May 05
Uncategorized education, learn more about wine, low alcohol, non alcohol, tell me wine TV, wine, wine 101 1 Comment
Today’s question was sent in from Milo from the upper west side who asks about low alcohol and non alcohol wine.
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Apr 21
Uncategorized learn more about wine, tell me wine TV, time in a bottle, wine education 1 Comment
Today’s question was sent in from Gordon in Hoboken (New Jersey) who asks “Time in a bottle: When should I drink my wine?”.
Wine changes year to year, even season to season.
First, when you keep your wines you have to keep an eyes on things. You should keep wine in a dark, cool and free of vibration place.
You first should then understand the types of wine that would improve over time and the types of wine that should be drunk younger.
To do so you have to understand the wine itself, what is the lineage of the wine… by reading tasting notes for example from Robert Parker, Wine Spectator or even on winemaker’s website. They will most often give you an estimation on when you should drink your wine.
At the same time it is equally interesting to drink a wine as it evolves. For example young Bordeaux, they are fresh, tight and it’s very interesting to try to determine how it will evolves.
Finally keep a close eye on your cellar because you don’t want to lose the opportunity to drink a very nice wine at his peak.
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Apr 16
Blind Tasting, Bordeaux difference, great wine, learn more about wine, value wine, wine 101, wine education 3 Comments
Today Jeremy will try with his guest, Mike from Boston, what to answer the question: is a value wine? They will thus judge two Bordeaux Cabernet, one between $10 and $15 and another one between $40 and $50.
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Apr 11
wine tasting dryness, learn more about wine, red, tell me wine TV, white, wine 101, wine education No Comments
Today’s question was sent in from Tom from Tottenville (Staten Island, NY) who asks “Where does the dryness in wine comes from?”.
Part 1: Dryness in Red wines
Part 2: Dryness in White wines
In red wines the dryness is the result of tannins.
“The tannins in wine are from two sources: firstly from the grape seeds, skins and stems, and secondly from the oak barrels (typically Quercus petraea or “French oak”) in which wine is made.” (Wikipedia)
Over time the tannins allow the wine to mature.
In white wines essentially it is the absence of sugar.
Wine like Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay are dry because they don’t have a lot of sugar.
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Apr 04
wine and food pairing easter, learn more about wine, tell me wine TV, wine 101, wine and food pairing, wine education No Comments
In today’s show Mike and Jerey are talking about Easter holidays, wine and food pairing…
Wine recommanded by Jeremy and Mike for Easter:
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