All About ORANGE WINES

Have you heard of ORANGE WINES before? Hint... they’re not made with oranges! Come with us as we learn about these unique and funky wines and explore what makes them special. We’ll talk about how they are made and how that twist on typical production techniques changes the wines for a new experience. Get ready to discover the world of Orange Wines!
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[@jastew1971]

Hi Jackie. Just found your channel. Definitely want to try orange wine. I found out about it by accident when i was researching white wines for red wine fans. I just got my first wine fridge and looking to branch out and try new things. In particular some of the lower tannin reds. I've been a craft beer collector for years but I've always been a wine fan as well, just didn't know as much about it. Cheers! -Jim

[@verovino]

Hi Jim, orange wines are super fun to try! Some of them can get even a little 'funky' like sour beers, if you were a beer fan... like the Saturnia Bianco I mentioned in the video available on verovino.com... it might be something fun to add to your new wine fridge! Thanks for watching and commenting, see you with the next video! :)

[@jastew1971]

@@verovino Thanks Jackie. I will definitely try it. Incidentally I just discovered the fact that the Republic of Georgia has a history of winemaking that goes back millenia. They make an amber wine and they ferment them in earthenware vessels called
Kvevri or Qvevri. I know many countries outside of the ones we're familiar with make wine, but I didn't know about Georgia. Pretty cool. I found a 60 Minutes episode about it. Here it is. Thank you again! ruclips.net/video/0mygqRsDGPU/видео.htmlsi=D9__y4hrua7NNTq9