Wine Tasting 101   rated 5.0 out of 5

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  • Views:  657
  • Time:  15:03
  • Media:  Video/mp4
  • Posted:  06/04/2007

Rob the wine guy shows you the basics about Wine Tasting - Buying, Storing, Opening the bottle, selecting the right glass and basic varietals are discussed.

 



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pic Rob D. Wineguy
6 lessons
Joined:
05/23/2007

I took my passion and enthusiasm for wine and food and made it into my dream job. I have first hand experience with every vintage since 1978, and can still describe memorable wines I drank twenty years ago. I'm not a wine snob or a wine geek though. I sometimes describe myself as a wine professional, but really prefer it when someone calls me their "wine guy". Thats who I am, and I love to share that passion with anyone interested.


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Nopic_dkb rated 5 out of 5 Great introductory lesson 10/23/2007 ~ toocatchy

This is great 101 on wine - covers all key aspects in a straightforward yet engaging manner.


Brittanie rated 5 out of 5 Great to know! 06/27/2007 ~ brittanie

I had no idea that the glass really mattered that much in tasting wine! I've been in denial thinking that my college education has taught me everything I need to know about drinking. How wrong was I?! And I was drinking wine weeks after it was opened! So wrong. Sooooo wrong.


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Nopic_dkb rated 5 out of 5 Great introductory lesson 10/23/2007 ~ toocatchy

This is great 101 on wine - covers all key aspects in a straightforward yet engaging manner.


Brittanie rated 5 out of 5 Great to know! 06/27/2007 ~ brittanie

I had no idea that the glass really mattered that much in tasting wine! I've been in denial thinking that my college education has taught me everything I need to know about drinking. How wrong was I?! And I was drinking wine weeks after it was opened! So wrong. Sooooo wrong.


View all learner reviews »

Camera - Sony HC-96 & Canon Elura 100 Mounting - Sony on Tripdod, Canon handheld Lighting - Ambient Sound - Shotgun Mics mounted on both cameras Editing Software: Final Cut Pro Time: 2 hours for production, 4 hours for editing