The Wines of Washington

[@stevennorth2503]

Excellent guide to Washington State wine. Very much enjoyed the history explaining the soil types and hence the best grapes

[@Singhm2912]

I would also like to see you guys feature some of the top wineries from the state and list some of the wines people should go and try.

[@AlainPelletier-j6u]

Amazing video! Je découvre vos vins à Montréal au Québec

[@pnwwinelifestyle]

Thank you for this great video on Washington wines!

[@JSimonettiBryan]

Bob BETZ MW! The man, the myth, the legend! Great Video GuildSomm!

[@willpatchett1419]

Love the in depth analysis of the wine regions covered so far, great rhythm and pace not at a dull but most importantly very interesting! Any chance you might bring this series to Australia anytime soon? I would be keen to see you how you tackle Margaret River, Coonawarra, Barossa Valley, Hunter Valley, Yarra Valley, ETC... Keep up the great work, Love from Australia

[@YourMastery]

Absolutely amazing video. Quick but detailed run down on soil type, varietals, climate, history and quality. Thank you GuildSomm!

[@d.o.7389]

Great video! Thank you for the high quality content.

[@bluecollarwineguy4447]

Washington wines are the reason I wanted to start this KZbin channel.

[@florianwarnecke1995]

You guys should try the wines from Gramercy Cellars. Greg makes some oustanding Grenache, Syrah and Cabernets

[@pedrovergaraurquijo8551]

Not Grenache my friend, Garnacha! Call it by its original name. Fuck the French marketing!

[@WineCrazed]

Thank you so much for another great video!! I looooovvvvvveeee your videos!!!

[@robiandolo]

Great guy! I knew him when he worked with Stimson Lane (now St Michelle Estates).

[@whiskeycrusaderwill8699]

Thanks for another region to study up on! Appreciate your videos.

[@890jack890]

Great video!

[@piotrtenebr5830]

I recommend to make wines for your own:). It's hundreds of fruits, vegetables, flowers even trees buds which you can use to do it. Maybe you will discover new great taste:). Who knows better how to "spoil" than we:P

[@renisonchristie4950]

Shalom From. India 🍇🍷🍇 Winery business is a great business but unfortunately I could not go into it because I did not have enough information...What qualifications are required to provide information about its University and Colleges? So that today's youth can be informed by it.. Thank you for Video ❣️

[@joshuajohnson7986]

10 Schools with Wine Programs Students can find relevant wine education at these schools: College/University Location Institution Type Degrees Offered Tuition and Fees (in-state, 2015-2016)* University of California - Davis Davis, CA 4-year, Public Bachelor's, Master's $13,951 (undergraduate) $13,164 (graduate) University of Missouri - Columbia Columbia, MO 4-year, Public Bachelor's $9,509 (undergraduate) Washington State University Pullman, WA 4-year, Public Certificate, Bachelor's, Master's $11,967 (undergraduate) $12,745 (graduate) California State University - Fresno Fresno, CA 4-year, Public Bachelor's $6,311 (undergraduate) Oregon State University Corvallis, OR 4-year, Public Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate $10,107 (undergraduate) $13,722 (graduate) Cornell University Ithaca, NY 4-year, Private Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate $49,116 (undergraduate) $29,581 (graduate) Sonoma State University Rohnert Park, CA 4-year, Public Certificate, Bachelor's, Master's $7,330 (undergraduate) $8,596 (graduate) Boston University Metropolitan College Boston, MA 4-year, Private Certificate $7,200 (total for 4-course program)** San Diego State University San Diego, CA 4-year, Public Certificate $6,976 Chemeketa Community College Salem, OR 2-year, Public Certificate, Associate $4,230

[@harryputang5352]

I thought it was D.C.?

[@thebulge6295]

Where in the video is Charles Smith ? You missed one of the most iconic and funny winemakers of WA State ! Washington wines are very good and less jammy than Napa wines. Maybe its me but I find WA wines in between Napa and a Bordeaux. Syrah from WA is GREAT . Best tip : go buy CS Substance 2017 cabernet, for $15 there is no better cabernet out there

[@RonaldHolden]

Recorded in 2004, before Charles Smith emerged as a major player.

[@thebulge6295]

@@RonaldHolden 2004 or 2014 ?

[@RonaldHolden]

@@thebulge6295 2014, you're right.

[@forceofnature]

The Bulge everyone has different priorities in taste. I like Washington wines but CS substance I like less than King Coal.

[@dianaesstherm827]

Hope to taste this terroir some day :)