The Wines of Bordeaux's Right Bank

[@gianmariopozzi1880]

This channel is pure gold

[@prashantchauhan2048]

I will always appreciate the amount of hard work done in making of these videos. Cheers 🥂

[@parishaydaressences3359]

👌👌👌

[@tsousley18]

The amount of information contained within this short video blew my mind! This is awesome, thank you for making these videos and the podcast. To make this information accessible to the public is really incredible. I can't praise you enough for this. Really fantastic. Now I just need to go find some good value bottles and start exploring and tasting this exciting wine!

[@understandingwines9181]

It's so great to be able to see the vineyards of Bordeaux! Great video!

[@jd-ku3iw]

Thank you. Now I know.

[@ivanpinto7726]

Still waiting for the left bank video!!!!

[@drmatthewhorkey]

Great video, glad you including Fronsac too which we really enjoy :)

[@markbeck8384]

Really useful and well-done. Lots of information for a beginner like me.

[@westgarthwines]

Cheval Blanc is hard to beat!

[@tonyhuang8719]

Can you also make a video about the left bank! :)

[@johnellis955]

It will only cost you 10 Grand ! After All !

[@rendez-vousauchateau5094]

Well done ; if you think to go for an update, you'll be welcome to include the Cotrs de Francs and Cotes de Castillon, without forgetting the St Emilion sattelites, it's going to be complete ! Frederic, private tour wine guide in Bordeaux

[@darsychane2588]

Thank you!

[@exeterbeekeeper]

Most informative thanks

[@dodgeball693]

If I could only drink one wine, it would be from this part of Bordeaux! The people who only buy these wines as investments, they only increase the prices for those of us who actually drink them, so piss off :)

[@_d0ser]

Pomerol doesn't need a classification, it has Petrus.

[@andrewjenks4117]

Useful video but, in reference to the very first statement, Languedoc-Roussillon is France's largest wine producing region - in terms of both vineyard coverage and production volume. Having said that, Bordeaux is far, far, far better!

[@ritchietough4916]

Languedoc is so large it produces more wine than the USA which is the fourth largest, the narrator must be jealous so has blocked this information

[@wc6046]

@@ritchietough4916 what? lol

[@ritchietough4916]

@@wc6046 basically agreeing with Andrew, the amount of wine produced is so large that if languedoc was a country it would have the 4th largest wine producton in the world

[@wc6046]

@@ritchietough4916 I understand that, I don't see why the narrator would be jealous of that though

[@ritchietough4916]

@@wc6046 jealous that languedoc is larger so decided to block that fact from his memory

[@Escobarguzman7000]

Thee video is great, but for mispronunciation of french words, like Aquitaine and Angelus..

[@Diderot68]

10:12. What’s wrong with sales to Asia?

[@sanjaypatelmd4669]

Visited chateau Pavie

[@krihanek117]

WTF did she say @ 2:50 Cab Franc adds...

[@GuildSomm]

"Cabernet Franc will bring the structure, character, and strength to the wine."

[@prasadareddy1723]

From which country it is

[@simply417guy]

West coast of France 🇫🇷

[@70svd]

Chateau Pavie is over priced and over rated I’m afraid. Having tasted the Pavie a few times i come not to like like it. Better spend that kind of money on Penfold Bin 707 or 389 instead.

[@viniciusmagnoni6492]

Poor palate of you, New World can't beat Old World.

[@70svd]

@@viniciusmagnoni6492 well as long as it tastes good, doesn’t matter where it came from👍