The History Of Californian Wine for WSET L4 (Diploma)

Welcome to the first video in my new advanced series about Californian Wine that is suitable for American wine lovers and WSET Level 4 Diploma students alike.
This is the first in a long series about Californian wine that will be released, one episode a week over the next couple of months.
In this first video I go through the exciting and dramatic history of grape growing and wine making in the Golden State. If you are interested in the californian wine, prohibition, Robert Mondavi and the judgement of Paris then this video is for you!
As always with my video series the first few episodes will be shown here on youtube. But if you want to see the rest of the USA series for now you will have to sign up to the D3 bundle on my portal.
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[@Grim_medic]

Never been a fan of most cali wine. This video gets me a little more excited to try some more

[@notoverlyacerbic9574]

btw,Thanks for the uploads.. i am geeking out on them..

[@WineWithJimmy]

Fantastic, you're welcome. Cheers!

[@bobblowhard8823]

Wonderful content and information. I'm a native Californian and have been deeply involved in California wine for decades. By the way Junipero Serra is actually pronounced "You-Nippero" Serra. You don't pronounce the "J".

[@WineWithJimmy]

Ah ha! Thank you!

[@sagarmore556]

Who is credited with ushering in the modern era of wine in California?

[@Grim_medic]

Pretty sure thats mondavi

[@notoverlyacerbic9574]

from now on whenever anyone falls,from anything,I will think,at least there wasn't alligators at the bottom...

[@WineWithJimmy]

Ha!