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How cool your video is… loved it.

really interesting - do you know how the modern use of the word fiasco came from?

This is so amazing! You are brilliant.

For anybody who can tell:: In the first lunette, where the magi are up the hill, what are the figures in the right foreground doing? Bonus if you can say why!

3 comments. 1) Who told you that Chianti Sodi del Paretaio contains white grapes in the blend? Did you recognize the presence of Malvasia or Trebbiano in the tasting? Not me, in fact the winery declares the following blend: 85% Sangiovese, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and 15% Syrah. Today it is very difficult to find Chianti producers who still use white grapes, I say this because when I look for a fresh and fragrant wine to drink young I often choose a Chianti with those characteristics. 2) You forgot to mention the 7 sub-areas of Chianti, each with different characteristics and absolutely worth knowing. 3) You said this but I prefer to repeat it: the black rooster is not by itself a guarantee of high quality, the wines must always be tasted and what is written on the labels only serves to make a first selection useful to the consumer who can better direct his own research . Regarding Chianti Classico, I prefer 100% Sangiovese or with the typical addition of Canaiolo and Colorino, both Tuscan vines. If I want Cab or Merlot I choose Bordeaux.

Sassicaia best wine in the world? Naaa, maybe they are the best payers. Thanks to your chatter of the bottle price has risen quickly from € 100 to more than 300. You drink with your palate, folks

Ok I just wanna know how old this bottle of chianti I got is its from California its corked and says 7592 c2 w-1592 20 (I) 78. so is 78 The year?

Great stuff! Makes me want to visit and have you as a guide !!!

Very knowledgable. I enjoyed this video, thank you :D

As we can see, health has never been important in the beauty standards in any age

thank you for this video. i needed this for my schoolwork :)

Thanks for very good information , great video. I have a question, the Italian chianti and Chianti classico and other Chianti wines sold in trader Joe's in USA, are they same as those sold in Tuscany? On all those wine bottles is written bottled in Italy and imported, have they have the same quality and formula?

Thx! Very informative! 🍷👑🧛🏻‍♀️

One session on Tuscana and super Tuscana

Isn't the best is subjective. The best Chianti is sold in Fiasci, you just need to know where to find it.

great video! lots of interesting information.

Great video Paul! I have a question.. Regarding the aging, I have the impression that from the dozen CC vineyards I visited it seems like almost all their wines are aged in oak barrels. From reading the consortium regulations I cannot reallly find wether oak barrell aging is a regulation for CC or not.. Maybe you know? and if it is not a regulation maybe you know wether it generally is common practice with oak barrel aging for CC or not!?

Bravo

I Sodi vineyards make marvelous Chianti to sip and savor.

Excellent video! I have been looking all over for something something detailing the differences between the 3 different types. You did an excellent job describing all 3! One question-how does Chianti Classico differ from Brunello? Hoping you can sum it up! Stay Safe.

Awesome video, sir.

Great video, thank you.

Looking very nice.

What Chianti Classico’s do you recommend in the $20-$30 price range?

Great video. Answered a lot of questions I had about Chianti and wine in general. I wish you the best of luck with your career and this channel!

I discovered you last night and have thoroughly enjoyed your content. I have visited your area many times and roamed around on my own but once travel is up and running again I will be sure to look you up for tour guidance. How do you operate your business?

Wow!!!!

Have you noticed that Maria Bonciani looks like Meryl Streep???

Very interesting information!

Good presentation dude. Rockin' the Montalcino. :)

Very informative!

Hi,he was born in Milan actually. He got Caravaggio name as is the village where his parents were born and his real name Michelangelo was already associated to the Great Michelangelo Buonarroti. By the way,this is really a masterpiece and those eyes..my God so scary.

What great information on the wine, fiasci, and art! I always love your videos but this one is especially close to my heart. You had me at wine history!

Great video ! Very informative 😁

Always enjoy your explanations of the paintings, just captivating. Hope I have an opportunity to tour with you again! Be safe!