Winecast: Burgundy

[@chiprucker5735]

Love this guy. Awesome, awesome info, great voice, nicely paced, nice diagrams, simply superb. Thank you!

[@jeanettewoodman424]

Fabulous! Really appreciate your work!

[@earlgrae]

superb channel, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@FrostyCranmer]

Such a loss that this channel no longer makes videos.

[@tfh8809]

Great as always!!

[@romualddero5884]

Great content as i am working my WSET, thank you so much!!!

[@honeyst.dennis8365]

Very helpful video. Thank you.

[@MJStno]

I'm gonna do it, I'm gonna do a pro gamer move streng geheim

[@TheUnknownWinecaster]

Easy does it, Heinrich...dies ist ein Familienkanal.

[@MJStno]

@@TheUnknownWinecaster Good video btw

[@KiwiImpactSaint]

It's worth noting, Saint Bris AOC also plants tiny amount of Sauvignon Gris, not very popular variety. The other rare variety is Cesar, plants in Irancy AOC in Chablis to blend with Pinot Noir.

[@verazaveri1]

best channel ? why you don't do videos anymore?

[@Chamodian69]

Keep making videos please!

[@meccavierus681]

I enjoy your work and study. What certification were(are) you working on?

[@atsioli]

A very nice cast, as always! And here to my constructive comment, as always, I hope: In my humble opinion, the location of the village Nuits St George in your maps is quite up north in the Côte de Nuits, while it is in fact located further south, closer to the city of Beaune... at least according to my research and maps! Keep it up unknown winecaster! Angeliki

[@den2929]

Well done - heading to the "Supplement"

[@tfh8809]

Now that I’ve actually went through my wset 3 material your content is even more valuable!! Great to go over it again with your visualization and added explanations. Are you still active here on youtube?

[@naseankershaw3071]

Gamer Wine!!!.... the true drink for GAMERS!!!!!!

[@bruhgundy]

No! Government issued wine is better!

[@JojaEW4]

Great webcast

[@TheUnknownWinecaster]

Thanks!

[@TintinM3non]

brilliant !!!!

[@TheUnknownWinecaster]

Thank you, and thanks for watching!

[@katichi2374]

first of all thank u for all your topics! I found it just few weeks age and its really outstanding materials regarding the rest materials in youtube)) im looking for some informative and structured materials re Burgundy wines and especially differences between communes, soils there and separate vineyards...may be you have some in your collection or could recommend me smth to watch or read (but as a summary) thanks in advance

[@TheUnknownWinecaster]

Hello. Thanks for the comment! In about 2 weeks I should be preparing something on Burgundy sites/soils and vineyards. Keep and eye out!

[@dorjitsering1908]

Sir, where you from ??