Discover the Wines of the American Pacific Northwest

Come and join the LCBO’s Michael Fagan on a journey to the Pacific Northwest and discover one of America’s best-kept wine secrets. Meet the pioneers responsible for Oregon’s world-renowned Pinot Noir and discover why Washington State’s wine regions are establishing a reputation for powerful reds and refined whites. Panoramic views, lush wilderness and vast mountain ranges - the American Pacific Northwest offers a bounty of treasures for outdoor enthusiasts and wine lovers alike. Produced in 2001

[@clarevart661]

I wish you made another video only on Oregon, all the region of the state, show some vineyards, tasting rooms etc, like the France or Italy videos. They are awesome, thank you!

[@Thewinemaker2839]

awesome, as a winemaker i hope to someday visit the Pacific Northwest.

[@BrianFaure1]

What a nice, relaxing documentary!

[@scotchgod8478]

very interesting indeed! i already knew about California and Oregon wine ,but i wouldn't have expected so much wine in Washington State as well. I thought it's way too cold out there.

[@joethebar1]

Scotchgod untrue. Washington has deserts just as British Columbia as well which is even farther north.

[@trgoohileshea2820]

What is the future of wine in Oregon. 116 degrees in July is not the ideal for pinot noir,

[@peio2105]

Hi !! Could you please add to the description of your wine documentaries the date of filming ?

[@SirGolfalot-]

A good video yesterday and a worthy watch today

[@Heyadventure]

Thank you for your great vine guide!

[@christiaan81music]

Obviously dated but .. yet still is informative

[@mamado24x7]

I love the white beard guy! Meat without sauce, just salt, that's`s it!

[@user-sv9zh3tb2o]

Do you like the wines without sulfites????

[@unbaisedwine7768]

Nice!

[@ShakespeareCafe]

bunk, no oak has ever gone into a 2x4

[@soumyakanti17]

At 2:18 , the narrator mentions a town. I didn't get the pronunciation. Can someone please tell me? Thanks in advance.

[@collinmcdaniel5683]

Mcminnville, OR

[@ODECdriv3r]

Locals call it Mac. ♥️

[@collinmcdaniel5683]

I think that guy was trolling when he got him to eat that dirt

[@keamang5041]

oh

[@CamiloGomezP]

4:30 Cabernet Sauvignon is not the main grape variety at the Rhone region, and there is no left bank in Rohne. Subsequently Pinot noir is NOT grown in Bordeaux! I think Mr Lett is confused about those regions!

[@tsharry1]

Left bank of the Gironde River, dude...

[@stacyjamesnear]

Well this comes two years to late but he said the "left bank of the Gironde River" which is in bordeaux. I think he is making the point that you can grow Cab anywhere but you can't grow Pinot anywhere. He states that pinot will never reach it's best if it were grown in Bordeaux.

[@SAGAWISIW30]

Eat the soil and you become sweet as the pinot noir😂😂😂😂😂

[@ricardomoniz2176]

5*

[@EnsoLLC]

Taste the soil my friends.

[@wyattwahlgren8883]

Does this guy know how to pronounce Oregon?

[@SAGAWISIW30]

Why would you taste the soil😂😂

[@SAGAWISIW30]

Really 😂😂😂😂

[@coffeemugs4tea]

You should do more research on what makes a place a "desert". WA has arid grassland, NOT desert. Grass doesn't grow in a desert. Cactus grows in a desert. Check out AZ, NM, and TX, then tell me that WA has desert.