The dramatic shift in the world of wine
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The United States is the largest wine importer by volume and value, with most bottles in the country imported from European countries. But there's a domestic shift underway, with regions around the U.S. growing in size and prestige to produce more local varieties. Nancy Chen has more.
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Wine grown in all 50 states? I’d love to see a documentary on Alaskan wine that actually sounds pretty cool, wouldn’t have expected that.
The coastal parts of Alaska can probably produce decent whites as long as it gets warming winds from the sea.
Anything like this will forever remind me of Tucker Carlson making fun of a California clambake winetasting affair.
Lots of vineyards here in rural South Jersey
Yes, you can make wine, but can you make GOOD wine? Most wine for most of history was poor quality.
Why can they make organic juice instead of whine?
Don't Americans already have enough sugar?
Off topic...Nancy Chen is sooo cute!❤
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Lady's
To be elegant you needed to much work..
Can’t wait till we have weed grown like this 🤘
Any comment or reporting on the human health effects, or questionable nutritional value, of alcoholic beverages on human health ?
You should be worried about sugar consumption, not the wine.
Texas racist
I'm sorry; rainbow curve that by us one more time bubba. But this time, with more "feeling".
NJ wines are expensive and mediocre. Boring. There is no soil for a good wine.