Bordeaux, the Region and its Wines

[@fluz5140]

Excepecional Material!!! I"ve been drinking ans studying wines for 25 years and this is one of best material for begginers about Bordeux!!! Congrats!!!

[@UncleFossil]

agreed!

[@xkublaikhanx4649]

Thank you very much for making this presentation available and public.

[@ziilux84]

Wonderful presentation. Loved it!

[@AmericanWineSocietyNow]

Thanks for taking the time to check it out, and thanks for the generous comment. Cheers.

[@leannewheeler2777]

An excellent tool for learning about Bordeaux!

[@martinmayberry755]

Wine is good and wine is great, give me MORE wine by my plate.

[@Bilal-fj1tr]

very easy to understand with detail.

[@AmericanWineSocietyNow]

Thank you.

[@danielmelendez9943]

wow, excellent presentation. would love to see any other presentations you may have. very informative and good visuals that make it easy to understand the vast amount of information

[@Shelly-ck2vd]

Great info! Thank you for the comprehensive overview!

[@obediahgarcia7135]

excellent video! thank you

[@robertplatt643]

This was wonderful! Deals with topography, weather, geology, etc. I usually drink wine that comes in plastic drums but the old ways are certainly best in this craft!

[@dulithaos7622]

Really nice explanation.. Thank you

[@bman6198]

Amazing content, I'm taking the introductory sommelier course this weekend and learning about the French regions is a bit maddening. This is a perfectly concise, detailed video, thank you so much! Subbed

[@AmericanWineSocietyNow]

Thank you. I am glad you find it helpful

[@CasolVillas]

Great class, thank you!

[@michaelkilano8382]

The dominate grape in Cheval Blanc is Cabernet Franc with some Merlot. Very nice presentation! Thx.

[@Dg-zj6jo]

wheres the best place to move to in Bordeaux you know everything ha great video sir

[@AmericanWineSocietyNow]

I wish I could say. It really depends upon what your price point is and what you are looking for. Even then, there are people who would be far more qualified to assist.

[@robertstelmachuk2327]

770,000,000 bottles?! 770 million? Can I ask where that number came from? Thats amazing.

[@AmericanWineSocietyNow]

Gavin Quinney on Jancis Robinson's website noted that the official figures for 2016 showed production was 577.2 million litres, the equivalent of 770 million bottles. It was the largest harvest since 2006.

[@AmericanWineSocietyNow]

Just for comparison's sake, 2017 was a bad yield year due to frost in much of Bordeaux. Bordeaux produced 350 million litres, the equivalent of 467 million bottles, in 2017. The average yield in Bordeaux is closer to what we saw in 2016.

[@UncleFossil]

mouton added on 1973

[@AmericanWineSocietyNow]

Thanks, yes, that was mentioned in an earlier comment. My error. Sometimes you just get going and miss something basic like that.