Wines of the Eastern Mediterranean

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  • Опубликовано: 24 фев 2021
  • Wines of the Eastern Mediterranean, including Israel, Lebanon, and Cyprus.
    Published first in 2020. Updated in 2021.
    www.GuildSomm.com

Комментарии • 19

  • @martini007m
    @martini007m 3 года назад +5

    These videos are the absolute best! Thank you and I hope you make more and more of the all the regions both micro and macro wine regions.

  • @RhymesWithSpark
    @RhymesWithSpark 3 года назад +2

    These videos have been so fascinating! Thank you.

    • @GuildSomm
      @GuildSomm  3 года назад

      Glad you like them! For much more information, check out our site, Guildsomm.com.

  • @raulasprah4348
    @raulasprah4348 2 года назад +2

    Amazing great wine making

  • @Sam-sx8si
    @Sam-sx8si 3 года назад +5

    Lebanese wine deserves more than 2 minutes in this video given that it is the most interesting wine producing country in this whole region. Very disappointing

    • @sv9818
      @sv9818 2 года назад +1

      Agree 100%.. I'm surprised, and disappointed, that a country with so much wine producing history and potential got such a brief mention.

  • @didemkilinc
    @didemkilinc 2 года назад +2

    I am wondering why you haven’t included Turkey in this video or in any of your videos. The fact that Anatolia is the birth place of vines and there are great wineries here in Turkey has been greatly overlooked!

  • @virginiafeliciano9318
    @virginiafeliciano9318 3 года назад

    Very interesting

  • @amirking7661
    @amirking7661 9 месяцев назад

    Iran has a historical wine making in the world Iran is a oldest place in the world for wine making

  • @dognatious6153
    @dognatious6153 Год назад

    Either they're sending us their crap wines from Israel and keeping the best for themselves, or the wines are mediocre overall compared to France Spain Italy Argentina Chile Australia South Africa and the United States. Again, ive given them my best shot multiple times, but I just haven't found a single wine Israel kosher that was above 3.5 points. Oh well, I'll give it some time.

    • @Baboonery_
      @Baboonery_ Год назад +1

      So, recently (past 6 months or so) I've tried just about every (within reach and reason) export out of the Israeli productions...there's basically two things going on here. 1. not all wines from Israel are kosher. So, if you're looking for kosher Israeli wines, you can/will find better products outside of Israel. There are kosher malbecs out of Argentina that are decently priced (15-20 bucks) and have the potential to be stored and aged for a few years that will produce a very good bottle. 2. The rest of Israeli wines are definitely (IMO) better but you're talking about a very small country producing a limited number of bottles a year. There are some brands that you can find by looking around (not sure where you're located) but by and large a liquor store outside of ,say LA, NYC, Philly and Miami will simply not carry much good wine from there...and truthfully, a run of the man liquor store will probably not carry any exceptional wine anyway lol

  • @MilesAwayBg
    @MilesAwayBg Год назад

    Kosher wine... 🤣🤣🤣🤣 is quite a ridiculous concept, to be honest.

    • @Baboonery_
      @Baboonery_ Год назад

      fascinating insight, bru

  • @lenepubpub7275
    @lenepubpub7275 2 года назад +4

    There's no such country named Israel.. IT'S NAMED PALASTINE.

    • @Baboonery_
      @Baboonery_ Год назад +1

      big cope :D

    • @shmosel_
      @shmosel_ 3 месяца назад +1

      lol

    • @javalucas6034
      @javalucas6034 3 месяца назад +1

      Aclohol is banned in Islam yet you have documents of wine drinking in the holy Bible in the area of Israel. How do you explain that