Hey Sara. Thank you for the video. I work with vino farms here at Healdsburg CA. As a supervisor I'd like to see more videos of how you manage harvest with crews.
Tara, great job, so professional, had you a camera crew and sound crew. National TV would not do it any better with all their media equipment. You got in there and got real response and real hands on, look that video is worth a million dollars. Bravo. well done , congratulations. I'm in awe. Following you since the start of your channel.Looking forward to seeing you harvest your own and then, then you can show them bankers you are a roaring success, The stress will then lift off your shoulders and maybe a big holiday to boot, Wishing you every success from An Irish admirer and fan. Brilliant show.
You have a curious mind and really enjoy the subject. Also, you are well spoken and are at ease with interviews. Glad to hear you will continue this format as opportunity allows.
Great tour. Amazing to watch. I do make wine in my kitchen (30 bottles at a time) and remember the specific gravity testing and sugar into alcohol. Helps to have minored in chemistry!! And keeping everything very, very clean or you'll have problems.
Very nice tour, I think you have a good prospective on the 🍷 making industry that most people don't know what it takes to produce a bottle of wine. Like to see more great job 👍
thanks Tara ! that was so cool ! on the outside looking in ok wine , made from grapes....ok . old movies ladies barefoot mashing grapes in a big tub. as far as the real process ,had no clue . great field trip !
Thank you for making this video. I been a vine-collector for years, and been reading and tasting vines. But to really see the hole prosess is great. Thank you. I wish you a great week. Best wishes from Jan in Norway
@@nathan2813 I am maybe not so steady in your language. I use to buy a lot of vine and drink a lot of vine, and i had 1000^s of bottles of vine. What is that called?
It seems pinot noir tends to be hand picked wherever it is grown, rather like riesling for whites. I was once in Burgundy at harvest time at a place where the cave co-operatif (winery) was rather bigger than here but nearly as modern. Many growers evidently had tiny holdings producing a few boxes. With the air of excitement generated by lots of people, the Middle Ages still survived.
Hi Tara, this was very fascinating!!! Wow, there is a lot to the whole process and a lot of facilities, investment, knowledge, etc. An exciting business but oh so challenging. Thanks for sharing and letting us go through the process with you. - Dean from Minnesota
Sorry if I am asking this question in the wrong place, this is the first video from this channel I've ever watched... But where can I find out about why they pick the grapes at night?
Very informative. That was a great tour of the process from field to the fermenting tank. I'm looking forward to see the other stages including the bottling. Its amazing to see other aspects of the agricultural industry beyond what I know in the grain farming industry. Mac
Wow! Mobile BOTTLING?? What will they think of next... mobile spay & neuter clinics?? :oD That'd be great if I could mobile lasik eye surgery and a mobile vasectomy in the parking lot during my lunch hour! :o)
I enjoy all of your videos. This was very informative and interesting. Can’t wait to see more of your field trip videos. Hopefully one is going to be at the Bernard Farm in NC this winter! 😂 Hope you and your family are having a wonderful day!
@@TaraBeaverCoronado I loved the one where the conveyor belt bringing chocolates for her and Ethel to package started running too fast so they started EATING them!! :oD
Wait Beaver is your middle name, or your maiden name?? Hoowee, she was moving fast harvesting those grapes 🍇 Why do they do it at night? To avoid the heat?
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Handpicking grapes at 1:30 a.m.? That's true dedication! Love seeing the behind-the-scenes of farming and winemaking! 💪🍷
Amazing video 👍 , thank you for sharing ! Stay safe , enjoy ! Bob
Good morning Tara. Totally awesome video. Have a fantastic day. God Bless.
Hey Sara. Thank you for the video. I work with vino farms here at Healdsburg CA. As a supervisor I'd like to see more videos of how you manage harvest with crews.
Tara, great job, so professional, had you a camera crew and sound crew. National TV would not do it any better with all their media equipment. You got in there and got real response and real hands on, look that video is worth a million dollars. Bravo. well done , congratulations. I'm in awe.
Following you since the start of your channel.Looking forward to seeing you harvest your own and then, then you can show them bankers you are a roaring success, The stress will then lift off your shoulders and maybe a big holiday to boot, Wishing you every success from An Irish admirer and fan. Brilliant show.
Thank you so much!!!
Thanks Tara I had no idea about the wine making, Very interesting.
Come up here and try your hand at picking for ice wine...now that is some real fun!!
I ENJOYED THE VIDEO , THANK YOU TARA , EVERY ONE PLEASE STAY SAFE , XX .
Thank you 🙏
That was a fun field trip. Thanks
Thank you Tara, I really enjoyed that..awesome.
Holy wine bottles,,, dam lots of grapes love this channel
Excellent Tara..So well done
Thank you!!
Great video Tara. Didn't realize how much wine that could be made from the grapes you produce alone. That's great.👍
Good field trip.
You have a curious mind and really enjoy the subject. Also, you are well spoken and are at ease with interviews. Glad to hear you will continue this format as opportunity allows.
Super interesting, Tara, thanx a lot. Looking forward to a huge harvest for you.
So looking forward to your grape harvest..... Great video
Great insight into an industry I knew nothing about, your keeping me watching. 👍
That is so cool to see hand harvesting being done
Very interesting! Sooo much to learn.
Interesting video to see the processes involved in the winemaking the timing and the hard work to get it in the bottles.🍇🍇🍇
That was very interesting thanks a bunch 👍👍🏴
That was cool!
Learned so much. Thanks.
That was cool. Thoroughly enjoyed watching and learning about wine making. Do some more like this one
I will be! Thank you
I've had their wine and it's fantastic. Clusters per bottle will vary depending on the variety of grape used. Thanks for the video.
very interesting, please do more. Those pickers were pretty viscous picking the grapes, but I guess they have to work fast.
Very fun video.
Very good job Tara,,, Always watching and excited to see what is next. Good Luck on the Harvest and Thanks for what you do Tell your dad Hi.
Super interesting video Tara, excellent work.
This young lady really knows about the wine processing , remarkable job explaining what & how it all goes down ! Thank you ! Bob
Hey Tara! Awesome story! Thank for sharing! Learn something new everyday! 😆❤👍
Wow, great video. I learned alot. Thank God for the farm workers.
Great tour. Amazing to watch. I do make wine in my kitchen (30 bottles at a time) and remember the specific gravity testing and sugar into alcohol. Helps to have minored in chemistry!! And keeping everything very, very clean or you'll have problems.
This was really cool.. Hope you can do more on this. I never knew this.. Thank you.
Thank you for the Heart.
Very nice tour, I think you have a good prospective on the 🍷 making industry that most people don't know what it takes to produce a bottle of wine. Like to see more great job 👍
Thank you for the great tour and excellent video. It was very informative.
thanks Tara ! that was so cool ! on the outside looking in ok wine , made from grapes....ok . old movies ladies barefoot mashing grapes in a big tub. as far as the real process ,had no clue . great field trip !
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the super thanks!! It’s so appreciated 🤗
Thank you for making this video. I been a vine-collector for years, and been reading and tasting vines. But to really see the hole prosess is great. Thank you. I wish you a great week. Best wishes from Jan in Norway
Lol, a VINE collector?? You related to Eva Gabor?? :oD
@@nathan2813 I am maybe not so steady in your language. I use to buy a lot of vine and drink a lot of vine, and i had 1000^s of bottles of vine. What is that called?
Tara, thank you so much for this field trip! It was so awesome to watch and hear the process! Please do more videos of more of the process. Thank you!
Thanks for showing the process of harvesting and processing. Looking forward to seeing more.
Hey, great video! Be well, Paul.
Very interesting video. I enjoyed learning the harvesting process. Great video. Thanks. I can’t wait to see your grapes being harvested by machinery.
So soon!!!
Interesting informative video
Tara, love this Field Trips series idea & keep them coming! Will have some of their Pinot Noir shipped my way. 🍷
Thank you for the support!
Good video !!!!
That was very interesting I never seen that process before you should do more videos like that
Heck yeah
It seems pinot noir tends to be hand picked wherever it is grown, rather like riesling for whites. I was once in Burgundy at harvest time at a place where the cave co-operatif (winery) was rather bigger than here but nearly as modern. Many growers evidently had tiny holdings producing a few boxes. With the air of excitement generated by lots of people, the Middle Ages still survived.
Hi Tara, this was very fascinating!!! Wow, there is a lot to the whole process and a lot of facilities, investment, knowledge, etc. An exciting business but oh so challenging. Thanks for sharing and letting us go through the process with you. - Dean from Minnesota
Thanks for sharing with us, this is so good!!!! I loved it!! Looking forward to more videos like this!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thumbs up
Very good video and information. Thanks for sharing!
Very interesting video!
Thanks so much for watching!!
Wow, this is an excellent video well done and so interestingly educational. Great work, Tara!
This was great Tara, the field trips are going to be fun to watch, and you are becoming a great film maker !!!! your friend from Michigan !!!!
I’m really excited about them! Thank you 😊
Enjoyed this very much thanks for sharing. The entire process is really interesting to me, from vineyard to bottle
Sorry if I am asking this question in the wrong place, this is the first video from this channel I've ever watched... But where can I find out about why they pick the grapes at night?
This is awesome!! Please do more of this. The process is so interesting!
Beautiful merlot looks like wine 🍷
Very informative. That was a great tour of the process from field to the fermenting tank. I'm looking forward to see the other stages including the bottling. Its amazing to see other aspects of the agricultural industry beyond what I know in the grain farming industry. Mac
I’m really excited to see the mobile bottling!
Wow! Mobile BOTTLING?? What will they think of next... mobile spay & neuter clinics?? :oD
That'd be great if I could mobile lasik eye surgery and a mobile vasectomy in the parking lot during my lunch hour! :o)
Thank You Tara , very interesting .
Nice Video my grandparents are volunteering to pick grapes at a vineyard on The Isle of Wight in The UK the vineyard is called Adgestone vineyard
Awesome video Tara learned so much
I’m so glad!
Loved this ...keep doing videos like this when u can!!!
very cool!
Very interesting. Enjoyed very much
👍👌🇨🇦❤, lovin' it
That was fun
I enjoy all of your videos. This was very informative and interesting. Can’t wait to see more of your field trip videos. Hopefully one is going to be at the Bernard Farm in NC this winter! 😂
Hope you and your family are having a wonderful day!
Any excuse to visit Meredith!!
Beaver Vineyards my thoughts exactly Tara, I would love to go spend a day with her and Lawrence!!!
when i saw the bucket of grapes it reminded me of Lucile Ball tv show when she got in the bucket and squashed the grapes with her feet.
That was a lo-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-ong time ago!! ...but I remember watching it, too (as a RERUN thank dog!!) :oD
I used to love watching I Love Lucy!
@@TaraBeaverCoronado I loved the one where the conveyor belt bringing chocolates for her and Ethel to package started running too fast so they started EATING them!! :oD
Nathan hahaha yessss. And they start shoving them in their shirts
@@TaraBeaverCoronado Ha ha, yes, I'd forgotten about that! :oD
Enjoyed the video!!! Very interesting.
cool video, thanks
Well done!! Promoting any aspect of ag benefits all.
I'd love to taste it after someone turned it into whiskey interesting video of how they make the wine too
Love the field trip, please continue these. Stay safe and can’t wait for your harvest!!!
👍
Thats amazing Tara , so when does your harvest start ? Good luck
Soon!!!
For someone like me who does not drink wine never have never will it's still cool to see how it all works
Yes, in my opinion using grapes to make wine is a waste of delicious grapes! :oD
@@nathan2813 that's okay because I don't eat grapes either set my wife makes up for bith she eats grapes and drinks wine
@@ernestdougherty3162 Do you at least like RAISINS?? If not, you're officially BARRED from this channel! (Ha ha, just kidding!) :oD
@@nathan2813 lots of laughs yes I do like raisins
Thank you for tour. Completely ignorant of winemaking process
Every time the blonde says SO. Take a shot of whiskey. LOL 😂
I say UM so much.... you just don’t know because I edit them out 🤣
Fascinating, nice couple, rooting for them to do great things.
Can we get there wine here in Nw Iowa , can you find out Tara ?
If you head to their website you should be able to find out 😊 There’s a link to their shop in the description
Why are they picking at night?
Great video! It was very informative and I learned a lot. I look forward to your future videos like this,
Thank you!! I think this series will be so fun!
What do they do with the stems?
I actually asked this and didn’t get it on camera. Rookie mistake!
They get out back into the vineyard!
Wait Beaver is your middle name, or your maiden name?? Hoowee, she was moving fast harvesting those grapes 🍇 Why do they do it at night? To avoid the heat?
It’s my Maiden name. When we got married I legally made it my middle name and got rid of my middle name I was given at birth.
And yes they do it at night to avoid the fruit from fermenting in the heat.
@@TaraBeaverCoronado got rid of it ?? Wow. You could have had four names, like a countess 😂😋 What was your original middle name?
Hahaha yea that was too long and I had no real attachment to my middle name
It's ok if you invite me to pick grape next time
Why do some vineyards hand pick an others use machines is it preference
It normally depends on what wine they’re going into
Tara whatever you do----- don't drop your sunglasses into one of those vats! That could be a "pressing" situation!
First?
Still waiting for a equipment tour video
Anyone who is from travelling winemakers group.
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