Oaked Wines and What You Need to Know About Them - Wine Simplified
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- Опубликовано: 3 дек 2012
- betterbook.com/wine Expert sommelier and wine educator Marnie Old explains how aging in oak barrels changes the favor of wine. Learn how to find oakier wine styles in both red and white, as well as how to predict whether or not a wine is oaked by its age, packaging, price, and quality.
This video is an excerpt from iPad/iPhone book "Wine Simplified." For more tips and tricks to navigating the world of wine visit: betterbook.com/wine
Available on iTunes. 
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she just rocks, doesn't she ? So articulate, charming and passionate
I agree. She is very poised in front of the camera and presents herself like a professional.
I have spent the last several hours watching your video presentations. I must say as a professional wine demo person for 9 years. There is nothing better than learning from the best presenters. I will recommend you training to all of my demo tasters I know. Good luck and hope you do more soon.
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You are fantastic! I am on my journey into wine. I love the way you painted the picture of describing what I never knew I was tasting. I get it now! Thank you!
Have fun. And how has the wine learning been so far ?
I LOVE the way she holds the glass...
So much charm in one person! Your knowledge and passion amaze me, just can't get enough of it!! Thank you !
Excellent teacher...!!!
I've learned a lot from her.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Would love to share a good bottle of wine with her.
I’m going to a wine tasting today and wanted to just check out some videos on the subject and happy I found you. I really enjoy the way you explain the wines and their characteristics.
so enlightening..... appreciate your passion......
Love your videos, learning so much from them, thank you!
Love your videos. Wish there were more of them.
I just keep watching these videos.. so interesting and well presented!! Thank you
Thank you for sharing your beautiful knowledge and great passion.you are a great inspiration to continue to learn about wine!!!
Thank you very much for the informative videos Marnie, helped me for my wine test :)
I am a sommolier in training. Your videos on wine are exceptional; Learned, concise, percrceptive and insightfull. Thank You!
The beautiful way you share your passion and knowledge for your love for the fermented grape juice ..... I love your personality and that makes me more in love with the wine and everything that goes with it
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you must really enjoy making these presentations
Very charming presentation
excellent video, I've been working in a liqour store the past couple months and would like to know more about this stuff.
I think you're the best.
I would definitely love oak
Vous avez un charme fou et votre facon d,expliquer les choses est simple et va droit au but....!
What an elegant lady!
Oak vs non oak, is it written on the label or bottle?
Unfortunately it is not required on labels and rarely prominent even if it is mentioned. That said, wines that are barrel fermented or barrel aged often mention either barrels or oak flavors somewhere on the back label. If you don't see those on a white, chances are it was made in stainless steel.
tell me somegthing when you open bottle of wine and cork is clean?? that st1 bottle I open like that no wine on botter of it???
what about sancerre?
lolll 2 years later nobody cared bout that stupid comment
Hmmm can't tell the difference yet
I can watch her talk for hours.😅
I wonder if she knows she looks to the right every time she takes a drink
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apple cake, butter popcorn - .... how did she knew all that....
"wine is always made with 100% grape juice" by both legal and technical definition, that is flat out wrong on multiple levels. Wine by technical definition requires all sugars (Fructose) present to be from fruit (not limited to grapes). The concentration of the juice it self and what fruit it comes from is irrelevant. By legal definition it must be made mostly from fruit.
Bet you have never been married. Keep drinking your strawberry wine then.
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If a wine is made from fruit other than grapes, most countries require that this non-grape fruit be mentioned on the label.
It is sad when a professional presenter and “expert” uses a a California Chardonnay as an exemplar of oaked Chardonnay instead of directing beginners to Burgundy, the place where oaked Chardonnay finds its truest expression.
California chard is an exemplar of oaked chardonnay. So is Burgundy (some areas). two things can be true at once.