Discover the Wines of Bordeaux

[@johnnywhiteshoe]

great videos! i'm taking my somm 2 test in a few weeks and these are helping supplement my bookwork and tastings so well!!

[@bryanwhittle77]

johnnywhiteshoe did you pass your test

[@melusizeph7863]

Did you pass it

[@carolmorris6581]

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[@dustinplatt1481]

I hope your labor of love was rewarded!!!!

[@trog.lodyte]

My brother in law took his test and passed..my daughter described her uncle as a "smelly A" in her elementary school class..lmao

[@nijatmaharramov9107]

I feel lucky to be able to see this episode. Very informative!

[@NathanHarrison7]

What a fantastic video. Informative and interesting. Thank very much.

[@paulahernandez9541]

Watching it on 2021. Simply amazing!

[@ronaldroselli5615]

Bordeaux, is one of the best programs in a very entertaining, informative series. Bravo!

[@AstiWines]

You created a superior presentation!! Appreciated the Classification of 1855!

[@paulng9440]

Thank you. Opens up my eyes for better appreciation .

[@nemo82mi]

Thank you LCBO and Michael Fagan..... I have watched almost all the videos on France Italy and Port..... these videos been very helpful in my journey of learning to be a wine expert. I have completed my WSET level 2 with distinction.... and the knowledge in these videos help me help my customers choose wine in the store I work. I hope you go on producing these videos covering new world of wine producers too. Michael Fagan and his knowledge is very inspirational for me and the way he presented. Big thank you again🙏

[@olgashilo7407]

Thank you! I really enjoyed your story about Bordeaux wines.

[@brianmcdonald9298]

Very good perspective. Not focused on the just First Growths but rather the great variety of quality wines Bordeaux offers

[@wikitraincars6452]

Great video my friend.👍

[@junbpark]

All the M.Fagan's films are very educational and enjoyable as well.

[@sbeckett91]

Love this series. Please continue to produce and post! :)

[@luistuberchannel3524]

Excellent lesson on Bordeaux and the reason for such fertile growing soil in the Southwest of France...thanks..

[@alfredcardona4706]

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[@allsmithify]

I love this channel, so informative and not overly patronizing for a newbie. Thanks!

[@giuseppedimarco8358]

I enjoyed it verymuch! very interesting! educating! and, beautiful views! thanks!

[@davidosborne3187]

Excellent as always!! Thank you. 🇨🇦 Alberta.

[@deemm1265]

Thank you so much for such an informative and detailed video. Attention to details and gentleman like personality helps keeps the interest going to keep watching.

[@linoadv]

Very very amazing report about Bordeaux and its wines, regions, "Appelacions" and different types of Bordeaux's wine! Congratulations

[@axeljacobs9723]

Such a lovely video! Had to see it several times! It was interesting to hear that the French know that our wine here in California (Napa) is right on the heels of the Bordeaux wine, as far as quality is concerned! The French are always working to improve their wines, instead of just resting on their laurels! I love both Bordeaux and California Cabernet Sauvignon wines! Great job on this video! Thanks!❤️

[@nikunjsharma1929]

one of the best videos about Bordeaux , it helped me a lot in the preparation of west level 3.

[@masseraj]

Also for me for WSET2.

[@Asczor]

thank you for all your incredibly informative videos. your channel is a gold mine

[@isabelab6851]

Just discovered this...Great series

[@kimrachea2697]

That are very interesting to see I hope one day I was I'll be visiting there!!!

[@jasonatabay8242]

I love the LCBO wine series. I'm proud and worked hard to buy 2012 Château Margaux and Château Mouton Rothschild. This year's mother's day I will surprise my mother with 2012 Château Margaux. Later this year, for father's day, I will surprise my dad with the 2012 Château Mouton Rothschild. Also I do love Italian wines as well. My major weakness is Château d'Yquem

[@jasonatabay8242]

+John Collins I served and drank with family and close friends with the fallowing: 1984 d'Yquem ($355, my birth year, bad vintage), 2003 375mL ($180.00), two bottles of 2004 375mL ($164.00), half bottle of 2008 ($149.00), and 2011375mL ($249.99). Currently in my cellar is 750mL of 2002 d'Yquem ($289.99), two bottled of 2012 Château Margaux, one bottle of 2012 Château Mouton Rothschld, 2012 Château Pontet Canet, 2012 Château Clerc Milon, and two bottles of 375mL Château Coutet

[@jasonatabay8242]

+John Collins Nice. I seen someone stored a 1982, 1983, and 1988, and 1989 Chateau Margaux was low as $90 during the 80s. Hell d'Yquem was cheap years ago due to oil crisis. Are you for real, $30 dollars of 1966 Romanee-Conti. I can afford most of first growth bordeaux wines but Romanee-Conti and Petrus are out of my reach. One day I will get a Romanee-Conti La Tache and share with my family and very close friends

[@jasonatabay8242]

+John Collins 2012 Chateau Margaux ($499.99 each bottle) and 2012 Chateau Mouton Rothschild ($499.99 each bottle). I noticed when critics give the first growth Bordeaux wines, especially Robert Parker, the prices is way to much

[@jasonatabay8242]

+John Collins Also I'm a huge fan of Côtes du Rhône wines. From inexpensive rhône to chateauenuf-du-pape to Cotie Rotie

[@alessandro61224]

I once got to try an Yquiem from 1918!!! Craaaaazyyyy!!!!

[@AdastraRecordings]

I'll echo the previous comments, the best video I've found so far on Bordeaux.

[@willyegli9290]

Very great Video🇨🇵and wonderful Italian Barock Music🌹

[@motog4-75]

Was very interesting.

[@benjaminmartinez9569]

Watching this on Dec 26 2019! As a person in the industry... Gawd I need to visit Bordeaux!

[@fietaboys7403]

Great series, would love something about Spain and South Africa too!

[@virginiajavier4390]

a lot to absorb ...very informative ...very interesting to know the origin of these kind of wine

[@dojioji]

great show. thank you very much. I really enjoyed it. mjr tokyo

[@cynthiacorbin9933]

Bonjour merci.😙

[@THE_FUNNY_ETRANGER]

very informative video, thank you so much. it helped me to gain some over view about the region and its different authentic wines.

[@annyanny1873]

I love that movie!! Thanks for answering those questions. I had all of them.

[@MoschosKoupoukis]

Thank you very good documentary !!!

[@horacioolivares3614]

thank you thank you so much for this extraordinary video really appreciated and thank you again for posting it

[@annov7500]

Thanx for uploading...I will visit Bordeaux region next summer:) love the vine....

[@samerawijendran6402]

its good journey for to understand more about bordeaux.thanks

[@gabbydack8576]

Amazing content definitely worth buying their wines, I’ve tasted several and paired with great meals. French wine are the best 👌🏾

[@beauchateau480]

Loved it! That's all I can say.

[@SuzanaMantovaniCerqueira]

I don’t drink so much but i love Bordeaux . And specially : “Pomerol “.

[@laumasarma207]

Thank you! 😊 great video with very interesting and valuable information !

[@deemm1265]

Love Love French wines. Pure and non-additives make French wines the best in the world.

[@TheSunshineGuy]

Thank you so "berry" much for this wonderful education!

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[@ОдинДва-р7й]

I love your video, spend a great time was seing you

[@miaa.rashid6563]

Excellent

[@jacksb1919]

Thank you awesome video

[@andreamachado716]

Wonderful and very educating video you guys are making... Congrats! =)

[@Tmikelito111]

Wonderful educational stuff , love it

[@anabanana6480]

Great video

[@CarnivalVillage]

excellent video! thank you

[@kamalakrsna]

subscribed amazing transcendental knowledge by the brewmasters interviewed ... that "the grape is not as important than the "ter waar" 4 mee - that statement "blew my mind" / shifted me 2 a higher level of perception. Whomever created this video ?? i am amazed how much intelligenc "shows thru" the pictures / the sounds amazing

[@Andre-jo3dv]

Excellent video. Very helpful.

[@WineJam]

Love the video has alot of Wine Critics advice and details from the owners and processes.

[@stephenbuck8086]

Delicious!

[@robertsoto4389]

awesome video, super awesome info. thank you guys!!

[@charlieamoylin1759]

Nice video very educating to those who are wine enthusiasts....and the place was fabulous too...dreaming that one day i could visit the place😎

[@shakejones]

great video...well done...very interesting and informative...

[@حمزه-ش8ع]

Suddenly I love libraries 😭❤️

[@bisdakme1888]

Michael well delivered. All the informations are very helpful. Hope u can visit singapore

[@roumenvesselinov]

Excellent 😮

[@giopomerol3952]

There is some inaccurate information regarding Pomerol. From my knowledge Chateau Gazin holds most of the prime plateau terroir, shared of course by those mentioned. I am somewhat surprised therefore that chateau Gazin has not been mentioned! This is an important fact if you want to talk seriously about Pomerol.

[@oliverparish]

>”Bordeaux is the centre of the wine world.” >Burgundy has left the chat.

[@pabloricardodetarragon2649]

Excellent documentary. I dream of a bottle of Sauternes...

[@jasonatabay8242]

+Pablo Ricardo de Tarragon You should it is divinely good especially Château d'Yquem. I had bought and drunk with my family and friends: 1984, 2003,2008, and 2011 vintages and 2012 Château Coutet. Save money, buy it, and share it

[@pabloricardodetarragon2649]

Jason Atabay I'm French, from a family of wine makers of Beaune Burgondy. Do not worry, I've drunk my share of Sauternes and many other wines... I love "brotrytised" wines. Rully vendanges tardives can be awesome as the Gerwurtzstraminer. And I'm very fond of sweet wines like the Beaumes de Venise and Frontignan. Thanks for your very kind post.

[@jasonatabay8242]

+Pablo Ricardo de Tarragon Very nice. I'm a huge fan of French wine: Rhône, Bordeaux, Sauternes, and Burgundy wines. My biggest weakness is Château d'Yquem. Im saving up money for Château Margaux, LaTour, Mouton Rothschild, and grand cru Burgundy wines

[@andreamar6044]

Very informative! 🥂

[@Diamondchillz]

I love this make more on producers and taste profiles

[@wyattwahlgren8883]

You keep putting wonderful music in the background. It's honestly a bit distracting, but a pleasant distraction at that.

[@Aquitainetravelguide]

Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@brogc]

Thanks!

[@elkewheeler]

These videos are great! Thank you! Is there any chance your channel could reload the older videos at a higher quality (720p or 1080p)?

[@josequinones234]

Love it

[@paultorbert6929]

@LCBO once more, Thank You !!!!!!!

[@allwinestars]

Im doing WSET 3, very helpful!

[@sandipdevkate8088]

Best👍

[@pilsplease7561]

Ive got the Bordeaux bug, sure im in California but I planted all of the original 6 varietals, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sav,Malbec,Carmenere, Petit Verdot, Merlot.

[@AchillesMajor]

RIP Paul Pontalier

[@massielr3116]

Great 👍

[@willyegli9290]

The best wines🍷

[@EugeniaBonucci1965]

very nice

[@riro1024]

god damn i love a good st emilion

[@the_good_citizen]

this is how industry develops- respect for the people who started it and support from Govt (by staying away!)

[@luismiguel9995]

14:41 Picking grapes GOD LEVEL!!!

[@francescotedeschi66]

bravi ! 🍷♥️

[@KOLN555]

He's only a few years off that 20-25 year date if this was made in 2005. Might want to start looking at a sequel to make plans ahead.

[@cobbieism]

Love​

[@unbaisedwine7768]

Like this!

[@gaychennai21]

Hi can someone tell me composer or name of the classical music that plays in background from 14:34 to 14:50, I d be very grateful

[@hannakebede5823]

This is Hanna from Ethiopia. I've a dream to be grape farmer. You are amazing. I want to learn more from you. Please how can I contact and visit your farm?

[@alitbaba632]

nice taste

[@nilanthathannage1148]

great

[@dpremsingh7236]

Can you make detail vedio of Spain wines

[@ferrchuyito]

The first thing that comes to me when I think about wine is burgundy!!!

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[@danieloliveira-vz2wp]

Ode au sentiment romantique des cartes des vins, la monarchie écarlate des vignerons, le Palais de lumière, rouge, bordeaux, dont les jardins châteaux, de grappes de raisins aristocratiques, protagonise le splendide spectacle de la maternité du sol fertile, met en évidence les tapis flottants en or vert, se déroule et qui déploient le drapeau royal de la souveraineté du vin, la magna carta du fruit de la vigne, la constitution éternelle pourpre, le lyrisme de la poésie, le cycle infaillible des saisons! Inspiré par l'ambiance romantique des Agencement de vin, dans le métaphores telluriques, du monde idyllique du vin, , la monarchie écarlate des vignobles, le Palais Bourgogne , dont les jardins imposants aux raisins luxuriants, le magnifique spectacle de la maternité proverbiale de la terre, et les tapis suspendus vert-or qui déployant le drapeau de la souveraineté viticole, , la magna carta du fruit de la vigne le fabuleux cycle des saisons! Il est devenu délié le nœud gordien, du silence tacite au vers majestueux de l'âme du vin; Il a délié le nœud gordien du silence tacite des verss prodigieuses de l'âme du vin qui étaient plongés dans le continent sans précédent et rêveur des maison de vigneron, caves pélagiques; conçu pour être stocké dans l'horizontalité dans wrapper temps, découverte par une dégustation agréable, des palais raffinés, dans l'invocation éloquente du chant du plaisir! Il a été ouvert, les utopies idylliques, le bouchon de liège, les allégories profondes des bouteilles de vin! La vigne est un grimpeur, de la montagne bleue, dede l'imagination de la pluie! Le mariage corporel du sang crépusculaire coule dans les artères de la lignée poétique des vignes, inspirant les œuvres musicales des compositeurs! L'alphabet de la tonalité de tous les tons rouges royaux, qui scintille dans le gobelet en cristal de vin, trônant sur la table, le trône à table, symbolise le partage du pain d'amour et reflète la lumière de la compréhension! La flamme d'inspiration tellurienne, la composition du terroir, compose les incomparables poèmes de la grande nature pour trinquer et couronner la poésie dans les plats de la gastronomie nationale et internationale! Le bouquet de gala suprême du parfum du vin a la progéniture de la poésie classique! L'indicible nectar tellurique de la vigne remplit les tasses de rêve de la littérature! La vigne est un gagnant légitime dans l'arène du mauvais temps et de l'adversité! un paradigme exemplaire pour l'endurance de la vie! La vigne remplit pleinement sa vocation de délicatesse des dieux au son des anges harpes! Le goût poétique hiérarchique du vin réside dans le noble vers du raisin, dans la richesse de la littérature du terroir et dans la sage constitution de la paternité du vigneron! Les vignes portent la rhétorique de l'exubérance et se parent pompeusement comme des reines et des princesses au solstice d'été quand elles recouvrent le tapis de couleurs royales; et les robes et linceuls lilas des rois à la lumière de la magnifique flamme mûrie et assaisonnée; et révèle les robes des rois et les couvertures violettes à la lumière des sceptres de jaspe rubis, et de la flamme brillante assaisonnée; la pleine maturation de la joie du sublime nectar de fruits! La feuille de vigne est la carte du pays du vin, une destination non transférable pour les aventures voluptueuses de la littérature! Est-ce la vigne qui inspire l'ours ou l'ours qui inspire la vigne dans le conte de fées de l'hibernation? Le millésime sacro-saint du raisin de la poésie de la vigne célèbre les idylles luxuriantes du mariage de la terre fertile avec les vignobles romantiques à la lumière des sonnets du soleil de l'amour! La récolte des sonnets lyriques, la poésie de la composition littéraire du raisin, culmine dans la déclamation, les délices juteux du moulin des fantaisie des pieds! ! Le vin est la panacée pour les vers artériels du cœur! Le suprême bouquet de gala du fragrance du vin a la lignage de la poésie érudit! Le vin blanc a l'esprit poétique de la lumière sapientiale duterroir! Le bohème, le vin, la larme d'argent brillent sur la rapière et la poésie, qui se bat sans crainte au clair de lune, pour l'amour familier et savant de la princesse bleue! La princesse bleue fait le bonheur des auricules du cœur de l'homme de poésie! La princesse bleue a une personnalité qui se caractérise par sa force de caractère! L'homme des mots est un sommelier des vins éthérés de la rémanence, le vin du coucher du soleil, rempli etembouteillée d'inspiration céleste! Le sommelier est polyglotte, issu des lettres lyriques des langues des vins! L'amarante rose, la fleur pourpre aux pétales pétillants, les épices la sauce au vin saupoudrée dessus, la crème de crème, la poésie, le poète! Je suis un naufrage survivant, des pluies tempêtes éthyliques, grâce à la main miséricordieuse de mon créateur ! L'olivier et la vigne déclarent sincères poèmes d'amour, sur la scène des saisons! @@@ ZZZ

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[@bradmorrison9027]

This sounds a little off, but does anybody have a list of the pieces? I know I've played the second one before (I'm a violinist), but it was many, many years ago, and I don't perform anymore. I like the one after the '1855' thing too :)

[@7-tnorthman244]

Brandenburg concerto #3 in G major

[@buddhasattva]

@Brad Morrison. It's in the Description. You're welcome.

[@menspO_O]

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[@ShakespeareCafe]

Watching as I decant a gallon of Carlo Rossi Burgundy This is all a fiction California wines are the finest on the planet

[@peterstevens4223]

G00D Morning from Auckland, New Zealand it’s Friday, December 20, 2019…

[@alexduio7639]

welcome

[@jasonstephenson9085]

is the 1789 bottle edible and what is the cost?