Jancis Robinson Wine Course

[@robertthrossell4321]

The greatest wine critic/taster/writer /broadcaster in the world... I love this woman, absolutely wonderful 🍷👍😁

[@nikolaj-si1so]

No. Many others are Better.

[@lizel3324]

Loved the series many moons ago, still do now. Wonderful stories, thanks

[@lauracanna2201]

OMG, I cried when I saw the vineyards being ripped apart. Heartbreaking.

[@firstnamelastname9631]

How true. I am watching this more than 25 years after it came out (May 2024) and I mainly drink Cabernet Sauvignon or Chadornnay blends most of the time.

[@YinYeung11]

Thank you for sharing .🙇‍♀

[@eldenberry3585]

Hey, Jancis. Happy to see more MW's on youtube, will you be uploading tastings and reviews etc. in the future?

[@QualeQualeson]

I noticed she's a bit of a flagellant. I don't know if she does it to disarm, or if she really believes she's worth so little or some other reason. I once heard her categorize herself as a parasite. As far as I know a parasite only takes and gives nothing back. I don't think the wine industry or its audience would agree. I think symbiosis or mutualism is a more accurate description. Super interesting documentary and excellently narrated.

[@jameswingad3212]

What feminin charm did that buyer have? She was utterly loathsome!

[@Ruirspirul]

I am sure they meant feminine charm to make them shut the hell up while she was tasting 😮‍💨

[@ThreeFiddy1701]

The wine procurer reeks of Tesco/Sainsburys ... that's why their Bordeaux range to this day are generally dead and unremarkable ... wine maker cost cutting had to be made to secure a contract that is 'better than nothing' ...

[@justinnine4940]

The darkness of red wine doesn't imply the thickness of grape skin. Nebbiolo is thick-skinned but its wine is actually light in colour!

[@izzeto]

Pontification 😊🙏

[@GR1NCH]

25:30 This is two women, talking about an issue that only women understand in the 90s. How do you break up with a man.