Encounter Oregon Wines (Willamette Valley Wine Seminar)
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- This seminar focuses on Oregon’s major wine producing region, the Willamette Valley, exploring Pinot noir as an expression of soil. It is beyond the scope of this seminar, and perhaps human knowledge, to explain Pinot noir. The goals are to examine the range of Pinot noir produced on Willamette Valley’s three main soils and allow participants to experience the wines produce from this grape in this region and in this climate informed by the winemaking panelists. The experience of each taster can then place Oregon Pinot noir into the broader framework of Pinot noir produced in other regions of the world.
The other wines to be tasted are Gamay noir, a rising variety of promise and being embraced by the next generation and the Willamette Valley's two main white varieties: Chardonnay, to show the promise and cellaring ability of the variety within the region, and Pinot gris.
The broad geographic view will be refined by specifically looking at how climate, soil and seasonal variations inform the grape growing, winemaking and style of Willamette Valley wine.
I find it very surprising that there are only 500 views and no comments on this video. I finally got a chance to visit Oregon wine country in 2019 and have been hooked on their wines ever since then. They are really doing good things in Oregon, unfortunately people are so focused on Napa Valley and its causing them to lose out on these special wines. Love this video, so informative, really didn't realize they have that many AVA,s and shared some with Washington and Idaho.
Lose, not loose.
@@vouvray59 Whatever Mr. perfect you're here just to correct grammar, get a life!
Thank you! I benefited from both of your comments.
As to why it may not have many views is the audio setup. Great information, not a great setup. Second is the gentleman at times was kind of off putting even if the information was good.
From my perspective, Oregon has been understated. There are some excellent wines from excellent producers. The wines are still not so over-priced as some California wines are, and not Worshiped" as European wines sometimes are.