Learn About WALLA WALLA WASHINGTON WINE | V is for Vino - America's #1 Wine Show (full episode)
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- Welcome to Walla Walla Washington! The Walla Walla Valley is the epicenter for Washington winemaking. It's a hub for production in the state, has a great hospitality and restaurant scene, and the soil there is 17 million years in the making! Take a closer look at Walla Walla Washington, and you’ll find camaraderie and a wine culture that rivals any other long-standing wine community in the world. More importantly, outside of California, Washington produces more wine than any other state in the US - and did I mention the quality? Yeah, it’s fantastic! Learn why so many winemakers call Walla Walla, Washington home on the season 3 premiere of America's #1 Wine Show, V is for Vino!
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0:00 Intro
0:45 All About Walla Walla Wine Country
3:59 Interview with Madeline Puckett of Wine Folly
7:47 Soil History
10:23 Tasting with Madeline Puckett
14:59 Walla Walla Grapes and Merlot
17:11 L'Ecole No 41 and Woodward Canyon Tasting
22:43 Nerd Lab: Bottle Shapes
26:47 Abeja Winery and Inn
30:41 Walla Walla Steak Co
40:42 Outro
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Learn wine EASILY with V is for Vino when your personal sommelier and host, Vince, takes you on a journey to travel the world of wine and learn fun wine topics up close and personal. On each episode you'll:
- Meet the winemaker and learn their story. The best part of drinking wine is getting to know the place where it came from and the people who made it!
- Learn about the grapes. Vince breaks down wine topics easily and makes them fun and easy to understand!
- See the region. Not everyone gets to travel wine country as much as they'd like, so experience the beauty and culture first hand with Vince! Travel the world of wine and sip along from the comfort of your couch.
- Cook dishes that pair at a local restaurant. When in wine country, one must eat food...and GOOD food for that matter. Luckily, the world of wine is full of amazing chefs and restaurants ready to serve up something delicious to pair with the wine you just learned about.
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Easily one of the best, well produced wine educational shows I have ever seen. If you were on TV you should get an EMMY.
Thanks for the kind words Johnathan!! Hopefully the Emmy nod is coming one day!!
This guy makes high quality videos and should have at least 100k subscribers.
Thank you, I hope we get there!!!
I’m one and I agree.
I agree too!!! I just subscribed to their membership deal🤘 also this channel gives me an excuse to sit down and sip some wine while watching every episode😅🍷
Hard to get your name known.i just found this channel a week ago. I never looked for wine channels. This channel happily popped up
How does this not have a million views?!?!? This is television ready!!!
Thanks so much! We're on our way!!
Good day sir, I represent the Little Giant Vacuum Cleaner Company from Walla Walla Washington.
Amazing video !
Thank you !
I am so happy that I found this channel. These videos are amazingly well done. Thank you!!!
Glad you like them! Happy to have you!!
Didn't know about the bottles, thanks.
I wish I saw this before I visited Walla Walla, where I am currently watching this video. Cayuse is one of a kind. I snagged a bottle at a restaurant and am blown away, by its uniqueness.
It’s SO unique: really special stuff!
Real fine filmmaker! I love wine and was never disappointed in your presentation. Thanks.
Thanks James! This was a fun one, love WA wines.
Somewhere in the back of a dresser drawer I have a t-shirt that says "Walla Walla for wine; Napa for auto parts"
hahaha I need this shirt!
Just wonderful documentaries. Saw just a little bit of all the episodes yet, but i enjoy it very much. You have a very entertaining way of teaching about wine. Keep up!
Ps. the bottle @ 23:33 is called "Bocksbeutel" in Germany and is exclusively for wines from Frankonia. Only wines of a certain quality are allowed to be filled in these bottles, mostly Silvaner and Riesling... I recommend a visit :) And i have seen some wines from Portugal in those bottles.
Thanks Tobias! Happy to have you watching! And yes, hope to visit: can’t believe I haven’t done a German episode yet!
Easily my favorite video so far, Madeline did help lol.
Really hope a new season is coming!!!!!!
Love Madeline's videos as well.
Excellent video! Really good.
Your show always has a perfect mix of place, production, facts, and fun! Another great episode
Thanks so much! It's good to see you again @Kid_A!
wow my 2 favorite wine Ambassador together...i am gonna have fun!!
Haha Madeline is the best!
@@visforvino btw last month i have followed y advise and went to visit chatheau romassan and clos Mireille... got lot of fun thanks
Welcome back! Another great episode. Binge watching the rest! Madeline is awesome too!
Thanks Mark!! Happy to be back, glad you enjoyed!! 😃😃
Saw the article about this episode in the Union Bulletin. Super high quality stuff, I've lived here three and a half years, been around the wineries a bit, and actually didn't know a ton about the specifics of the business end of the winemaking in this region. Thanks for the deep dives on the soil and bottle types too, nobody ever talks about that.
Also, I really can't believe you don't have more views/subs!
Thank you so much for the kind words and for watching! We really enjoyed this episode, and the people in Walla Walla are so awesome; you live in a great place! If you liked this episode, definitely check out the others when you have a chance!
This is outstanding. You captured the story of this amazing place so well. (I live here.) Great job! 🍷👏👏👏
Aw, thank you so much! If the locals say I did the region justice, that’s always the highest compliment I can receive!!
I love going to Walla Walla, great wine & great food. And well done on the video! Thanks.
Thanks Dick! We had a blast there. Happy you enjoyed!
Thank god you're back. And Gilly gets a credits shout-out!
She's my #1 assistant editor!!!!
Not many crops can be grown in rocks. What a fabulous use for the land!
After watching this video, I'm so stoked for our wine vacation to Walla Walla this October!
Yes!! Have fun! By the way, we have the places we visited all listed on our website!
Love the video. Props to Leonetti Wine Cellars, Woodward Canyon, Grammercy Cellars, A'Maurice Cellars and Long Shadows! Love the value per price point!!
All solid picks! Though I haven’t tried Long Shadows; I’ll seek them out. Thanks for watching!!
Incredible! ❤️ The production value along with script and the way of explaining through the nerd lab was simplified and easy to understand. Honestly astonishing 👌 #Iwatchedtotheend , Also I just subscribed
Cheers 🍷
Thanks so much! You're just in time, we have a bunch of new episodes coming in the next few weeks!
Great episode as usual! U are guys number 1! American wine culture is very different to me, the way they talk about wine as well. For me personally, I still have no feelings to their wine.
Thanks for watching! Glad we can help with you understand it a bit!
Thanks you produce amazing content
WOW! Thanks so much for the support!!!
Love these videos!
So glad!
Washingtonian here, thanks for this outstanding video
Means a lot coming from a native, thanks!
Excellent!
Great episode, Vincent!!! I hope I can visit Walla Walla in a near future....
Thanks Ricardo! I hope you can to, it’s worth the trip!
Great Video!
I think I’m going to have to book a trip to walla walla now !
An amazing episode with two of my favorite wine peeps! I love how you present the geologic history and soil types... I've only been to Walla Walla once (Aug 2021) and thoroughly enjoyed the areas offerings. I ended up bringing home 3 bottles of Corliss (Syrah and Cabernet Sauvigon) Corliss is Outstanding and is approaching cult-wine status imo.
Congrats on yet another super fine episode - please keep them coming!!
Thanks Jim! Yes, soil is such an important part of wine's story. Glad you enjoyed Walla Walla, I need to get back and visit sometime soon!
Great video! Love your Nerd Lab and high quality videos as always. Thanks from your big fan from Viet Nam.
Thank you so much!! And so cool to have a fan from Vietnam; a place I’ve always wanted to visit!
Hope 1 day we have a chance to welcome you to Viet Nam. Love V is for Vino.
Figuring out where something comes from is so much fun. I have been fortunate in my architectural career to work with vineyards and wineries. I once had a friend send me a photo of them visiting a vineyard and all I had for reference in the photo was the vines and I was able to tell where they were.
How cool!! Some people really are pros once they spend a lot of time in the vineyard!
nice!!! 🍷 🍇
You are a great host watched the whole video should have more views super cool to meet Madeline Puckett as well!!!
Thank you Wyatt!! Appreciate that! As yes, it was so good to meet her, she’s a blast!
Why has there been such a large increase in wineries in Washington, Napa and Paso Robles? Has the consumption of wine increased because of places like Costco and Trader Joe’s? I love these videos. Thank you so much for all the work put into each video.
So glad you’re enjoying the content! The reason you see a lot of wineries from the same regions (at least, on store shelves) is that unlike beer or spirits, it’s tough to market wineries that exist outside established growing regions. So people spend their “investment money” on proven regions, and it becomes a bit of a self fulfilling prophecy. But every state makes wine, and there’s a lot of unknown international wine regions worth exploring too! Hopefully we get to make episode in all of them! 🙌
@@visforvino I’m so guilty of doing that and didn’t realize it until now.
Excellent Vince - one of my favorites and now on my short list for sure! Cheers🍷 PS: That light blue short sleeve print shirt you were wearing - who/what/where? 👊🏼 😎
Thank you! It’s a great reason to visit; very laid back. Haha and Im not sure I have the shirt anymore so I don’t know details but I’m glad you liked! 😂
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I feel super guilty. I live within 4 hours of Walla Walla and I haven't been there for wine.... but the best Merlot I've ever had is from the Red Mountain region in WA. I was pleasantly surprised.
I believe it! Something about the Merlot from WA just hits different!
Come on down. Kennewick checking in and Walla Walla is a great spot.
Walla walla is my home!!
Great place to be from!!
Merlot has such a bad rap….. I always look for it. Great video!
Such value, especially from "big name" producers; often same land, same winemaker, 25% less $!
I live in the "Colombia valley" and you should see how many orchards have made the switch to grapes.
Edit: I lived in the Wahluke Slope AVA. Mattawa is the town
I believe it! More money per pound for sure. They’re having the same (but opposite problem) with vines and cannabis in Santa Barbara.
My favorite video yet, Madeline did help!! LOL.
Really hope a new season is coming
Thanks,and I agree, Madeline is the best! New season coming in a few months, with 7 full episodes! Can’t wait to release. In the meantime I’m going to start uploading some other RUclips content, and our Vino VIP club is getting a bunch of exclusive videos as well!!
@@visforvino awesome news, Vinny!!!! What locations are we going to this season
@@prccap all over Europe! I’ll send out a trailer soon with more details!
@@visforvino easily the best show since the king “three sheets”. You really should be picked up my a network
@@prccap Thank man! I hope one day. Otherwise, we’ll keep on keeping on independent as best we can!
Hi :) I am coming to visit Oregon region , any wineries that I should visit in Walla Walla region once I am in Willamette region ?? Anything that you recommend?
I love your shows ! Very educational
Yes! Lecole, Rotie, Spring valley, Woodward cannon, Abeja, Seven Hills Winery, Doubleback Winery, Walla Walla, Valdemar Estates, Amavi Cellars, Pepper Bridge!
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´How do you identify Washington Bordeaux blends in a blind tasting over wines from France? I ask as you said some of them weren´t charateristically new world wines.
Good question! While WA wines definitely have some old world character, they are still usually higher in alcohol, body, and more fruit character than BDX. BDX also have a distinct "gravel" or "pencil shaving" character that I don't get from WA.
TIL this isn't a fictitious city I recall from cartoons.
Hey there's Madeline. Next you need to talk wine with Amanda McCrossin.
I would love to meet her; I follow her on IG, she seems super cool!
@@visforvino Keep up the good work and location shots Vinnie. I feel like I'm there even though I may be at home on the internet with a wine glass in my hands. No disrespect, but I like to think of you as the millenial Miles Raymond. Keep on.
@@trexinvert That’s the goal! Glad it’s resonating. Thanks so much, and I’ll take the Miles comparison 😂
Phenomenal episode - Walla Walla is among our favorite wine regions in the world. The people are down to earth, the community is cozy and hospitable, the history is palatable, and one can find the wines extraordinary. We have been visiting for the last two and a half decades. My husband and I, along with our girls started a wine storytelling venture - Spoken Wines - and are so excited to share a couple inspiring stories of long standing and newer to the area wineries. Enjoyed this tremendously!
I loved it there. And agree, the people are awesome!
Andre's kitchen is no longer in the gas station.. Not to sure where it went neither.
Thats a bummer, that place was so great!
@@visforvino definitely had real good food
This town has been ruined by the wine industry. Sure it’s brought tourism but it’s changed the whole valley and not in a good way.