Understanding North West Spain for WSET L3 including working written question

[@EMFpebbles]

I am so very impressed with your detailed information about the Who, What, Why and Where of your content. I know I will be using your videos to help me with my study regiment of my WSET Level 3. I will commence my level 3 online course on October 9th. I have had some anxiety about my level 3 course, just based on casually browsing my study materials. You have just eliminated a good portion of my apprehension and have invigorated my next level of WSET. Cheers 🥂😄

[@WineWithJimmy]

Thank you for such kinds words - at West London Wine School we take the student's apprehensions and fears very seriously and want them to enjoy the experience as it can be daunting to begin with. Enjoy your studies and make sure you sign up to the winewithjimmy.com portal ;-)

[@jeffallen8842]

Love all your informative videos. Easy to listen to and thorough. Thank you

[@WineWithJimmy]

You are so welcome!

[@aitornavarro6597]

What is Bierzo Mencía similar to? If you had to compare?

[@WineWithJimmy]

I guess you could say it's a bit like a combination of Cabernet Franc and Pinot Noir. But the styles range from light and fruity through to wines with more texture and darker fruit.

[@inspect0rdave]

Map at 1:35 Google Earth Video at 16:23 Partial Written Question at 18:45

[@whitneylailai]

I'm really impressed that you could pronounce all the region names in their languages right. Your Spanish in this video and French in other videos sound just right. How amazing!

[@WineWithJimmy]

Ah thank you Whitney - I am no way a linguist, and as soon as you expose yourself on platforms such as YT you get keyboard critics who can be rather scathing forgetting that I am not teaching them language, I am teaching them wine. Have a great day!

[@deckiedeckie]

El Bierzo es LEON!!....

[@WineWithJimmy]

Yes it is. Well done