Winecast: The Jura

[@ezrhino100]

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[@elfornicador11]

Your channel is really good mate, you have so much information in a very technical scope! Thank you !

[@TheUnknownWinecaster]

Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. I'm glad you're finding them videos helpful. Cheers!

[@mereteteichmann9448]

Good info. I'm doing a course on French win. And this is big help. Thanx from Norway.

[@mskotz]

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[@merete8060]

I love your post. They really help me when I’m having wine courses for my customers. Thanks.

[@dustinplatt1481]

Wow!!! Mind blown!!! Since we are in pinot Country, we dont think of anywhere else but burgundy, so glad to learn about this beautiful region and the particular styles they make!!!! I mist find some trusseau!!!!

[@claudiareich2876]

This was yet another very helpful cast. Just one comment: in many other regions the epicurian traditions are mentioned, such as Bergerac w/ foie gras etc. Arbois has a booming gastronomic scene and the little pictoresque town is more than worth a visit!

[@jeannettejones2311]

So interesting!!

[@johnmcalinden4293]

Really enjoying your wine casts. I like the precise and organised way in which you approach your subject. Have you made any recently?

[@scottsagerdahl5197]

Thanks for the cast. Where do I find some of these to taste?

[@TheUnknownWinecaster]

That's a pretty legitimate question because the big box places usually don't carry them. Best bet is a fine wine shop in your area (which will be easier if you're on one of the coasts and in or near a big city). The ones around here usually have some Macvin and Vin de Paille (but not so much still wines, interestingly). If they don't have a couple bottles in stock, most places will be able to order something for you. Let me know what you find. Cheers!

[@TheUnknownWinecaster]

Just realized that I took it completely for granted that you're in the U.S. or Canada, but the same basic advice still applies. Cheers!

[@jenelmer31]

"Savagnin Blanc is also known as Traminer; while the aromatic, pink-berried version Savagnin Rose Aromatique is Gewurztraminer. " From Jancis Robinson. These are the same grapes not different ones as you state in this video

[@juicyfruity7836]

The slide says "Sauv Blanc", I don't think he got it wrong, he's talking about the different Sauv Blanc grapes

[@ThisSheetB4RealYo]

So helpful