Absolutely loving your videos, it would be great to see a video that covers the growing cycle of the grapevine from the end of harvest to the next harvest covering how the vine actually develops (I believe shoots on the vine from the previous year affect the next years harvest but this is a topic I am not certain on)
You're amazing, I absolutely enjoying watching your videos. Lots of information well organised and explained in a way that is easy to understand. Very helpful :)
Wow! You are growing fast here on the tubes!! Congratulations on the one year anniversary. You definitely are bringing a needed value on the platform. The matter a fact is that I made like 10 flashcards from just this cast alone! Cheers my friend 🍷😊
Thanks as always for your kindness and support. I'm just glad I'm able to do something that makes wine more accessible to everyone. Thanks again and keep rockin' it with your own channel (that always excels at doing interesting and innovative things)!
Would you, by chance, take requests of topics? Also, your videos are amazing. You found a way to make them educational, fun and interesting! I've already watched so many of them and only found your channel about a month ago!
Thank you for the compliments and for watching. I do take requests, though I've already got a bit of a queue built up, so I can't promise when I'll get to a particular request. Please let me know, though, what you'd like to hear about. Thanks again!
Thank you! Just returned the favor and getting a big kick out of your channel. I've listed you as a featured channel on my channel page as well, so hopefully some of my viewers will swing by your way. Cheers!
Question here. I recently attended an ephemera auction with a civil war Union soldier letter home to mother where he talks of getting very sick from "succession grapes" not sure how that term originated or where but the letter was written in 1861..I am not sure if this was part of the phylloxera wine Blight of the time or something different entirely like perhaps attaching "succession" to anything bad that happens from a northerner's point of view. None in the ephemera group had ever heard of succession grapes and googling kind of took us into a fungal disease direction but stopped no where uses that term. Also would eating those grapes make a person ill? Thought I would ask the experts..
You're amazing, I absolutely enjoying watching your videos. Lots of information well organised and explained in a way that is easy to understand. Very helpful :)
Absolutely loving your videos, it would be great to see a video that covers the growing cycle of the grapevine from the end of harvest to the next harvest covering how the vine actually develops (I believe shoots on the vine from the previous year affect the next years harvest but this is a topic I am not certain on)
You are amazing! Thank you! I got my WSET 2 exam tomorrow. Your videos are so useful
Great way to sum everything up and a great discussion to review for my WSET level 3
You’re casts are amazing! Any chance to make them as podcasts? This way I could listen to them while running :)
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Great video. So well structured and explained!! Looking forward to a video on how climate impacts wine taste.
you are giving me a massive help with my wset3!! keep doing these amaizing wine cast!! thank you so much
My pleasure! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Cheers!
You're amazing, I absolutely enjoying watching your videos. Lots of information well organised and explained in a way that is easy to understand. Very helpful :)
Explained nicely. Many thanks!!
Wow! You are growing fast here on the tubes!! Congratulations on the one year anniversary. You definitely are bringing a needed value on the platform. The matter a fact is that I made like 10 flashcards from just this cast alone! Cheers my friend 🍷😊
Thanks as always for your kindness and support. I'm just glad I'm able to do something that makes wine more accessible to everyone. Thanks again and keep rockin' it with your own channel (that always excels at doing interesting and innovative things)!
Any flashcards publicly?
I have been really enjoying your casts! Thank you so much for posting, and congrats on your one-year anniversaty !
Thank you! I really appreciate your listening and commenting. Cheers!
Belated happy anniversary!!
I love all your wine cast. Thank you
Thank you! Much appreciated!
Congrats on your wine year anniversary!
Thank you for the concise explanation!
This is super helpful! Please keep doing it. Please!
Would you, by chance, take requests of topics?
Also, your videos are amazing. You found a way to make them educational, fun and interesting! I've already watched so many of them and only found your channel about a month ago!
Thank you for the compliments and for watching. I do take requests, though I've already got a bit of a queue built up, so I can't promise when I'll get to a particular request. Please let me know, though, what you'd like to hear about. Thanks again!
Geat cast, subscribed!
Happy belated anniversary!! Well done.
Thank you!
Is the State of Michigan a good place to grow grapes? I live in West Michigan and that is know for having most of the fruit belt.
So informative. I am doing wset3 now so.. These casts are great
Glad to hear that they're helpful. Good luck on the WSET. It's a good curriculum. Cheers!
Just subscribed, great channel.
Thank you! Just returned the favor and getting a big kick out of your channel. I've listed you as a featured channel on my channel page as well, so hopefully some of my viewers will swing by your way. Cheers!
I will definitely give your channel a verbal shout out on an upcoming episode. Great channel for my followers to pick up fantastic wine knowledge.
Thank you!
Thank you for watching. I'm glad it's helpful. Cheers!
Great!
This was helpful!
Question here. I recently attended an ephemera auction with a civil war Union soldier letter home to mother where he talks of getting very sick from "succession grapes" not sure how that term originated or where but the letter was written in 1861..I am not sure if this was part of the phylloxera wine Blight of the time or something different entirely like perhaps attaching "succession" to anything bad that happens from a northerner's point of view. None in the ephemera group had ever heard of succession grapes and googling kind of took us into a fungal disease direction but stopped no where uses that term. Also would eating those grapes make a person ill? Thought I would ask the experts..
thank u, next (video)
Thanks. Cheers!
I guess this is a lecture on how to stereotype wine making region.
You're amazing, I absolutely enjoying watching your videos. Lots of information well organised and explained in a way that is easy to understand. Very helpful :)
Thank you! I'm glad the casts are helpful and that you're benefiting from them. Cheers!