Another absolutley hilarious video from you two. Very happy about this new on-screen (and real-life) bromance. I also have to say that the editing here is superb and really adds to the whole video!
One of those drinks was on me! And of course, I will be WAITING for that Logroño video (with Phil - is this a series?). I may be waiting IN Logroño ready to crash the party, but waiting nonetheless. 🤪
I loved how you tied in the topic of the difficulty that men face at keeping up their male friendships as they head into middle age. As someone who used to work for the Movember Foundation, I've seen what a detrimental effect this has on men. Great video, as always. Glad you had a nice trip with Phil!
James/Phil, I absolutely loved, loved, loved this video! Even though you guys weren't born in Spain, I'm adding you to my list of "Spaniards" who make the world better. BTW, this list includes some famous Spanish bachata dancers and la bella Yolly xx
A wine as good as the 2004 Imperial Gran Reserva can't be opened and drunk so quickly, it must be opened at least half an hour or an hour before drinking it (preferably in a decanter), so it can oxygenate, the improvement in flavor is enormous!
Haro is amazing. The old town is lovely, too. It was our first trip to Rioja when we went, so I wish we would have spent a bit more time in Haro. Next time! It's always fun to watch you and Phil together.
My wife and I are going to Bilbao in June. We looked into Rioja guided tours only to conclude that it's WAY overpriced for what's offered... Your awesome video made us realize that we should simply get on a bus to Haro and spend the day there Bodega Hopping! The town looks lovely. Thanks to you and Phil for having pointed us in the right direction and keeping us entertained in the process!
Great video, it was really nice to meet Phil. Hopefully we see you soon again. Even if I'm not that much of a wine drinker it's really interesting to know its history and people lives around it
Haro looks a top place for great wine and 'tasting' an authentic wine town vibe of La Rioja. Really enjoyed the mix of wine knowledge, history and the bromance. One of your best videos yet James! Haro's on my list. And I'm going to pinch your quote, "Wine isn't pretentious, people are pretentious". I'd give Phil's elevator pitch a 7.5/10. Solid, hits the basics, without a killer punch.
Now we we need a video of ¨El Triangulo de Oro", Jerez de la Frontera, San Lúcar de Barrameda y el Puerto de Santa María. And the other wine regions of Spain.
Five kilometers from Haro is the medieval town of Labastida, with numerous wineries and beautiful stone houses arranged in rural hotels. In addition to numerous restaurants, special mention to Ariño.
Oh James, you are giving away all of our best "secret hide-aways"! lol. No, really, nobody is better at sharing the best of our beloved Spanish culture, history and gastronomy. Cheers
You guys! I'm so pleased for you both. I'm suffering from 'Malienation' but thankfully i have a couple of male friends with whom I can begin to overcome and reconnect with healthy male relationships. Loving the video x Tony
It would make for an interesting twist to see Phil bringing you to his favourite place to eat & drink, but mostly eat, in Madrid. Although if it’s not there but elsewhere in Spain even better. Ah and it doesn’t have to be Spanish food
Enjoyed this video very much and the point about the more expensive wines not always better than the less expensive. You probably know this already but the wine 'triangle' of Jumilla, Yecla and Bullas in the Murcia region is worth exploring too...
I absolutely love, love this video! I had no idea that Haro existed! Oh you have made my day James! Now I will make sure that when I get back to Spain this place will definitely be on my itinerary. Gracias!
I lived in Logroño, La Rioja for 2 years, and you really did justice to Haro and all the wine there! I never tried the $51 glass, nor the Imperial Gran Reserva, but it was so much fun watching you try them Now, I'm really missing La Rioja 😭 It's truly one of the most underrated parts of Spain!🍷Another wonderful video, James!
@@spainrevealedyour videos are always great. I always learn something great and interesting, and how can I pass up You and Phil together....you guys are a comedy duo.
That's not entirely true. Wine has been produced in that area since Roman times. The French introduced in the late of 19th century just some type of strain which was added to those that already existed there previously, nothing more.
Great video, love Spain and we will have to visit this area. Didn’t notice the palate cleanser or intermezzo between the €4 and €51 glass of wine though.
You guys make a very nice team, once I heard this I hope it sounds right, good bromance you have there :) . Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job!
Two of my favourite wineries in the world are La Rioja Alta and Lopez de Heredia. The 904 is insane. The 890 is mental. López Tondonia Gran Reserva is nuts
Is that the restaurant where you went to eat with Mark Wiens? A bit crazy to take a shaken top wine in a bag and then drink it, just for the show 🙂 B.T.W. excellent video 🙂
Congratulations, if the views go well enough, you can make a series with each wine region, and as Spain has a lot, another way of "reveal Spain". Mediterranean wines, are not so famous (except for cava, not great marketing), but they are great too.
@@manuelromeroarcos8160 Al igual que los franceses son maestros en mezclar vinos ajenos y hacerlos pasar por suyos, hace no muchas décadas el vino valenciano se exportaba a granel a Francia (y Rioja) a mansalva, (primera mercancía de su destacado puerto), pero algunos empezaron a tratarlo en casa para ganar más, y ya no tienen nada que envidiar al tratamiento que se les realiza allá, y poco o nada se exporta a granel ya.
@@mitcoes Requena es una zona con muchos viñedos pero no tiene nada que ver con Socuéllamos las mesas Villarrobledo valdepeñas Daimiel o cozar te invito a que lo conozcas y verás como en el verano se extienden los viñedos verdes hasta el horizonte y mira que Castilla la Mancha es ancha ehhhhh
@@manuelromeroarcos8160 Ya lo sé ... "La producción (de vino y mosto) se ha localizado principalmente en Castilla-La Mancha (54%), Cataluña (9%), Extremadura (8%), Comunidad Valenciana (7%), Castilla y León (5%), La Rioja (5%) y Andalucía (3%)." He viajado bastante, pero sobre todo he leído bastante. Gracias por la invitación. PS: dentro de CLM se encuntra también Almansa con unos vinos nada desdeñables, además de los de Ribera del Duero, que es mi DO favorita.
Great video James. I started watching your videos in 2019 to research things to do in Spain but now I just watch because I enjoy your videos and makes me feel closer to Spain. I miss it so much! I am curious though....are you supposed to let a chilled bottle of red wine come down to room temperature before drinking? Your thoughts?
‘Bring me a cork screw and some ham’. He’s a man after my own heart. Thanks for raising the potential that men are not looking after their friendships like they should. You need friends that will support you and will also call you on your BS
I'm so disappointed you didn't visit Logroño... Calle Laurel is world famous for the pinxos and the wine is amazing! You HAVE TO COME BACK AND DO LOGRONO PLEASE :D
Hello! Any chance you would be in Barcelona on September 14 to 20? Will be flying there for a couple of days would love to interview you about spain from a personal finance point of view.
Is there an equivalent town like Haro for the Ribera del Duero wine area? Just back from 2 weeks in Spain, we found those wines so much better than Rioja.
Nice tour but too touristy in my opinion as a wine lover. Those are big brand bodegas that produce milions of bottles. I'm more of small family owned bodegas. You're quite brave drinking those wines with 15% abv all day though. Good video man!
Hi James and Yoly! I love your videos! I have a couple of questions since I’m going to be in Rioja and Madrid in a couple of weeks: 1) How easy is is to get a taxi in Haro (did you make reservation or use an app? 2) Do you offer private tours for 1-2 couples in Madrid (for 1/2 to 1 day) Thx! Vin
I love James courting Phil… there’s even a Netflix and chill moment!
Hahahahahahaha
Another absolutley hilarious video from you two. Very happy about this new on-screen (and real-life) bromance. I also have to say that the editing here is superb and really adds to the whole video!
Cheers Simon! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks!
One of those drinks was on me! And of course, I will be WAITING for that Logroño video (with Phil - is this a series?). I may be waiting IN Logroño ready to crash the party, but waiting nonetheless. 🤪
@@miriamO212 y la ciudad mundial del vino se llama Valdepeñas con su multinacional su bodega su empresa estrella llamada llamada Félix Solís
Wow, thank you Miriam! That's very generous of you!! Yes, we need to head to Logroño now!
I loved how you tied in the topic of the difficulty that men face at keeping up their male friendships as they head into middle age. As someone who used to work for the Movember Foundation, I've seen what a detrimental effect this has on men. Great video, as always. Glad you had a nice trip with Phil!
I appreciate your comment on that Miriam --- yeah, it felt right to mix in some personal aspects.
When Phil said "VENGA", it warmed my heart. There IS hope. But I do agree with him about flowery wines. And I STILL have a stuffed animal on my bed.
haha so glad you still have the stuffed toy!
James/Phil, I absolutely loved, loved, loved this video! Even though you guys weren't born in Spain, I'm adding you to my list of "Spaniards" who make the world better. BTW, this list includes some famous Spanish bachata dancers and la bella Yolly xx
I appreciate being added to the list Cheryl!
A wine as good as the 2004 Imperial Gran Reserva can't be opened and drunk so quickly, it must be opened at least half an hour or an hour before drinking it (preferably in a decanter), so it can oxygenate, the improvement in flavor is enormous!
Haro is amazing. The old town is lovely, too. It was our first trip to Rioja when we went, so I wish we would have spent a bit more time in Haro. Next time!
It's always fun to watch you and Phil together.
Rioja o manchego?
Cheers Alexadre!!!
@@spainrevealed cheers
That was a refreshing change. Glad you guys had a blast!
My wife and I are going to Bilbao in June. We looked into Rioja guided tours only to conclude that it's WAY overpriced for what's offered... Your awesome video made us realize that we should simply get on a bus to Haro and spend the day there Bodega Hopping! The town looks lovely. Thanks to you and Phil for having pointed us in the right direction and keeping us entertained in the process!
Great video, it was really nice to meet Phil. Hopefully we see you soon again. Even if I'm not that much of a wine drinker it's really interesting to know its history and people lives around it
Haro looks a top place for great wine and 'tasting' an authentic wine town vibe of La Rioja. Really enjoyed the mix of wine knowledge, history and the bromance. One of your best videos yet James! Haro's on my list.
And I'm going to pinch your quote, "Wine isn't pretentious, people are pretentious".
I'd give Phil's elevator pitch a 7.5/10. Solid, hits the basics, without a killer punch.
Very well done. Let's see one about Jerez and Sanlucar de Barremeda. Sherry here we come.
Great video! Love phil too, so honest and genuine!
Loved this and now adding Haro to my list of places to visit in Spain. Such a great dynamic between you two that I (almost) didn't miss Yoly.
My wife and I went to CVNE and Bodegas Roda in June, loved both! Next time I go to La Rioja, we will stay in Haro instead of Logrono.
Now we we need a video of ¨El Triangulo de Oro", Jerez de la Frontera, San Lúcar de Barrameda y el Puerto de Santa María. And the other wine regions of Spain.
Phil is the goat. More Phil content
Five kilometers from Haro is the medieval town of Labastida, with numerous wineries and beautiful stone houses arranged in rural hotels. In addition to numerous restaurants, special mention to Ariño.
Oh James, you are giving away all of our best "secret hide-aways"! lol. No, really, nobody is better at sharing the best of our beloved Spanish culture, history and gastronomy. Cheers
This bromance story is promising. Keep going.
You guys! I'm so pleased for you both. I'm suffering from 'Malienation' but thankfully i have a couple of male friends with whom I can begin to overcome and reconnect with healthy male relationships.
Loving the video x
Tony
It would make for an interesting twist to see Phil bringing you to his favourite place to eat & drink, but mostly eat, in Madrid. Although if it’s not there but elsewhere in Spain even better.
Ah and it doesn’t have to be Spanish food
Enjoyed this video very much and the point about the more expensive wines not always better than the less expensive. You probably know this already but the wine 'triangle' of Jumilla, Yecla and Bullas in the Murcia region is worth exploring too...
Thank you!! I really enjoyed watching this!! So much better than “Sideways” the movie!! Keep doing what you do!!!
I absolutely love, love this video! I had no idea that Haro existed! Oh you have made my day James! Now I will make sure that when I get back to Spain this place will definitely be on my itinerary. Gracias!
I know and love Phil K from the TSFP, with Sid, and I love you guys together. This one was great fun!
I lived in Logroño, La Rioja for 2 years, and you really did justice to Haro and all the wine there! I never tried the $51 glass, nor the Imperial Gran Reserva, but it was so much fun watching you try them Now, I'm really missing La Rioja 😭 It's truly one of the most underrated parts of Spain!🍷Another wonderful video, James!
No te engañes eso de la Rioja mas bien es manchego
51 dólares por esa mezcla de vino manchego con un pelín de la Rioja? Vaya robo
Glad you guys enjoyed it -- now you need to head back for that €51 glass!!
@@manuelromeroarcos8160 jajajaja ,yo vivo en La Rioja no tienes ni pu idea
@@manuelromeroarcos8160 el manchego no vale nada
I love when Phil joins! TSFP patreon member/fan here!
Great banter, great content, great editing. I've only found your channel recently, but this one pops!
I stumbled upon this video around 3:30 a.m. in the USA. My cell was blinking so I decided to look. It was worth it.
sorry to wake you Amelia!! haha :) Glad you enjoyed it!
@@spainrevealedyour videos are always great. I always learn something great and interesting, and how can I pass up You and Phil together....you guys are a comedy duo.
Definitely one of your top 5 videos!
Literally am doing this EXACT trip next month.. Terete is one of my favorite spots!
I loved this video. I may have to plan a family reunion in Haro!
I did not know the French kickstarted Rioja. We are loving your bromance! Keep up the good work!
That's not entirely true. Wine has been produced in that area since Roman times. The French introduced in the late of 19th century just some type of strain which was added to those that already existed there previously, nothing more.
I enjoy Phil being featured in videos!
Amazing video guys!!! Do it again please!!
The boys are back in town 🎶 🎵 💪 💪 💪
Another great video! Spain is full of surprises. Had never heard of the city of Haro.
OMG, what a video! We visited Haro and toured the Muga winery in 2001, had lunch at Beethoven!
Great video, guys!
Para ver viñedos en la mancha no en la rioja
"Bring me a corkscrew and some ham" That's my sort of statement :-)
Awesome…love the video with Phil. Wish I could join the fun with you guys. ❤
Great video, love Spain and we will have to visit this area. Didn’t notice the palate cleanser or intermezzo between the €4 and €51 glass of wine though.
You guys make a very nice team, once I heard this I hope it sounds right, good bromance you have there :) . Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job!
easily my fav vids. more phil and james content por favor
Definitely adding Haro on the “to visit” list
made the same trip a few years back , was blown away by Finca la Emperatriz , the white on a sunny day !!!
Great video - that's what I call a boys trip. I want a copa vino tinto now!
Two of my favourite wineries in the world are La Rioja Alta and Lopez de Heredia. The 904 is insane. The 890 is mental. López Tondonia Gran Reserva is nuts
Mushrooms! I totally saw the Hobbits in the Shire when you said that James. Love watching you guys and your adventures!
18:55 i guess that answers the question of "when was the last time you cried in front of someone?" LOL
I don't think I've ever been more jealous of two men in my life! 🍷
Thanks for making this James, just returned from a boys weekend trip to Haro we had no idea this existed. Onion festival next year !
"Netflix and Chill with Phil"? Hmmmmmmm, I am intrigued.....
nice video, i learn a lot from about the lifestyle in spain, food, etc..now its wine thing..
Is that the restaurant where you went to eat with Mark Wiens?
A bit crazy to take a shaken top wine in a bag and then drink it, just for the show
🙂
B.T.W. excellent video 🙂
Nice but not overly sentimental, James. Great gesture with that bottle of wine!
Congratulations, if the views go well enough, you can make a series with each wine region, and as Spain has a lot, another way of "reveal Spain". Mediterranean wines, are not so famous (except for cava, not great marketing), but they are great too.
La mayor región en producción de vino es Castilla la Mancha lo cual quiere decir que el vino de la Rioja no es riojano es mayoritariamente manchego
@@manuelromeroarcos8160 Al igual que los franceses son maestros en mezclar vinos ajenos y hacerlos pasar por suyos, hace no muchas décadas el vino valenciano se exportaba a granel a Francia (y Rioja) a mansalva, (primera mercancía de su destacado puerto), pero algunos empezaron a tratarlo en casa para ganar más, y ya no tienen nada que envidiar al tratamiento que se les realiza allá, y poco o nada se exporta a granel ya.
@@mitcoes Requena es una zona con muchos viñedos pero no tiene nada que ver con Socuéllamos las mesas Villarrobledo valdepeñas Daimiel o cozar te invito a que lo conozcas y verás como en el verano se extienden los viñedos verdes hasta el horizonte y mira que Castilla la Mancha es ancha ehhhhh
@@manuelromeroarcos8160 Ya lo sé ... "La producción (de vino y mosto) se ha localizado principalmente en Castilla-La Mancha (54%), Cataluña (9%), Extremadura (8%), Comunidad Valenciana (7%), Castilla y León (5%), La Rioja (5%) y Andalucía (3%)." He viajado bastante, pero sobre todo he leído bastante. Gracias por la invitación. PS: dentro de CLM se encuntra también Almansa con unos vinos nada desdeñables, además de los de Ribera del Duero, que es mi DO favorita.
@@mitcoes ok pero recuerda que ni la Rioja es la Rioja no rivera del duero es la riviera del duero un abrazo y no te dejes engañar
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Great video James. I started watching your videos in 2019 to research things to do in Spain but now I just watch because I enjoy your videos and makes me feel closer to Spain. I miss it so much! I am curious though....are you supposed to let a chilled bottle of red wine come down to room temperature before drinking? Your thoughts?
My mouth is watering!
By far your best video and you have excellent videos with Yoly
‘Bring me a cork screw and some ham’. He’s a man after my own heart. Thanks for raising the potential that men are not looking after their friendships like they should. You need friends that will support you and will also call you on your BS
Loved this video 😂
I'm so disappointed you didn't visit Logroño... Calle Laurel is world famous for the pinxos and the wine is amazing! You HAVE TO COME BACK AND DO LOGRONO PLEASE :D
thank you- unusual upload!take care- ))
Poor Phil looks broken, great video wish it was longer
spanish wine strikes me as very underrated.
great music drops @ 15:00
#somebodyfeedPhil! Ahh, I love it! What wouldn’t I give to enjoy a tapas evening with such a pair of cool dudes. Great video guys
I´m 100% with Phil on Rueda and Albariño. :D
Please show us more about La Rioja!!!! Gracias in advance.
Funny video and I feel like I just want to join in 😊
That was fun. I really enjoyed it and I'm hoping your malienation is cured. ;-)
Best video you've ever made
Now I am so curious about what's in the bag.
My favourite place on the planet 🍷
I want to see a playlist of James learning about La Liga.
"I like Spain. I like studying it's cities."
"..... Really?(Confused)" Lol!
Hello! Any chance you would be in Barcelona on September 14 to 20? Will be flying there for a couple of days would love to interview you about spain from a personal finance point of view.
Hi Marvin, I'm afraid I won't be there then.
I hate alcohol, but I love your sense of humour, and I'm here for it
Phil, probably not the best thing to say, "I know my way around a lamb."
haha
That was fun!
wonder what Yoly says, when you buy the best wine for a friend and not her 😄😄
i will follow your steps on this day with my best friend. hope to be able to see every place on the video
Is there an equivalent town like Haro for the Ribera del Duero wine area? Just back from 2 weeks in Spain, we found those wines so much better than Rioja.
Piensa que en Burdeos la copa de vino más barata cuesta 5 euros, un vino equivalente al más barato que has bebido costaría el doble.
That was a nice video, I’m looking for places to potentially move, definitely visit in that area.
Nice 👍
Really enjoyed the video thank you .could share the names of the restaurants and wine bars plz .we are travelling to La Rioja in September.
Bring Sid Lowe along next time too!
La fiesta del vino en Haro The best
Súper!
Good video 😆 bravo
Nice tour but too touristy in my opinion as a wine lover. Those are big brand bodegas that produce milions of bottles. I'm more of small family owned bodegas. You're quite brave drinking those wines with 15% abv all day though. Good video man!
Hi James, is there an equivalent of Haro for Ribera Del Duero? Thanks.
Netflix and Phil
Hi James and Yoly!
I love your videos! I have a couple of questions since I’m going to be in Rioja and Madrid in a couple of weeks:
1) How easy is is to get a taxi in Haro (did you make reservation or use an app?
2) Do you offer private tours for 1-2 couples in Madrid (for 1/2 to 1 day)
Thx!
Vin
Bromance and Rioja! What can go wrong? ❤