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La Rioja Alta!! You just blew my mind already! This video is amazing… Bottles at 25 dollars from astonishing producers, reviews of each wine, vintages, regions, vinification rooms, winemaking process, ratings, gorgeous images edited, delightful descriptors, tips about food pairing and how to keep the ideal temperature while having the wine… What a precious range of Wines and Tips!! Am I missing anything? Oh yess! A great extra tip: Ha! To go to a bar while waiting for my room to be ready. I’ll try that Mendel from Argentina tonight. Thank you so very much John!! It’s very interesting that they are using new oak in this one! Santé
Thanks so much, Gabriela! Hope you enjoy the Mendel! Such an outstanding value! Truly appreciate all the kind words! Very pleased you enjoyed the suggestions. Cheers!
Nice review and appreciate the diversity of regions. Honestly, I really do. I enjoy wine from all over the planet. The reason I rave about Spain is because I truly believe wine from that country is fantastic value. It's noticeable that many bodegas are releasing superb entry level wine and I think that is to encourage sales within the country. Protos have a delightful release of Protos Roble which is aged in French oak. It's available everywhere in Spain and costs $10 euros. Muga have released a similar bottle which is also great value. People are drinking less wine in Spain and I think these cheap but quality expressions are meant to address that decline.
Thanks very much! Completely agree with you. Having spent time in Spain last summer, I'm definitely quite jealous of the amazing prices for wine in restaurants, in particular. Appreciate the information about these entry-level offerings. I'll have to see if I can find them here.
@@AttorneySomm These two examples aren't transformative wines but they reflect a trend. Juan Gil in Jumilla are releasing great, tasty stuff for fantastic value and so many others all over the country. They routinely score 90-94 for less than £20.
John , I was surprised with the bin 28 last week ! It was much more fresh and fruit than the usual and evolve in the glass beautifully ! You nailed ! Cheers !
Thank you! Completely agree with you. That one is excellent as well! I have featured that one in some other videos. Not sure I have seen it for as little as $20, though. That is an outstanding price! Well done!
Nice video and nice price point to do some exploring! My local retailer appears to have at least a couple of these available on first glance. Still,I’m always somewhat pleased with myself when I already know of and have enjoyed of some of your recommendations (Fontenil, le Volte in this case).
Enjoyed the video on the quality/value wines today, have tried the Nizza Barbera and it is excellent. Thanks for the interesting videos! Saluto Dennis!
Excellent video with an awesome recommendations! 9 exceptional wines from outstanding producers. I enjoy listening to your descriptions and information. A very well presented. I’ve never seen anyone do it better. I would like to try some of these wines. Thank you for always sharing your professional knowledge and expertise! Cheers John! Have a terrific Sunday!
Big ups on the Penfold’s and Muller Catoir, stellar estates and wines that are fairly readily available. Good call on Nizza, I absolutely love the expression of Barbera there
I was literally searching online while watching this video. So helpful; well-researched, packed with excellent information, and so insightful, aside from being superbly written. I’m in total agreement with you about Ornellaia La Volte Dell' Ornellaia. Enjoyed a bottle recently! And I want to get another one soon. As for Penfolds, I always take for granted this wine because it’s ubiquitous in many stores here. Yet I do love Penfolds Grange, as you know. Thank you for recommending one that’s good yet more affordable and practical for everyday indulgence. I’ll have to look for your recommended Bin 28 though; the ones I’m seeing online here are 2017’s. Checking out the others (in online shops) mentioned in your selection, too! Such a great video! I know you drink the best wines but you also appreciate wines with excellent QPR, and I truly appreciate that you always share your favorites and new finds here on YT. Santé, John!
Merci beaucoup, Margaux! So pleased you enjoyed it and very glad it was useful! I definitely try to select wines with broad availability. Hopefully you can track some down where you are located! Santé!
Great take about the Mendel ! Don’t think you will find this wine in the USA, cause it’s not of high production . But is one of my go to “cellar defenders” here in Brazil ! Cheers !
Love Tasmania sparkling…. Jansz is lovely for that price and I think the ones from Clover Hill rival many non vintage big name houses in champagne. Thank you again for a great list.
Thanks for the recommendations! Just ordered 4 bottles of the 2018 La Rioja Alta Vina Alberdi Riserva for approx 18,5 USD/bottle here in Norway. Have tried the 2011 890 earlier and have the 2011 904 in the cellar. Looking forward to try out the cheaper alternative from that producer.
My pleasure, Natasha! Thank you! I try to mix up the content so that there is something for everyone. Very glad you enjoyed it! Hope that you enjoy the rest of your weekend!
Le Volte is very nice! Have had many bottles, again not $25 here.Not a fan of tempranillo.For reasonably priced Sangiovese I prefer Fontodi the 2019 is very very nice! Great recomdations!
Thanks very much! Yes, try to include a wide variety here so that there is something for everyone. I'm a huge Fontodi fan. Featured that producer in my Super Tuscan video and just did an IG post on the 2010 Flaccianello.
Some good recommendations here, John. Jansz is great value here in the UK too - £15 on special offer from my local supermarket (shouldn't it be Tasmania?). La Rioja Alta is excellent. The Wine Society offers some special cuvees, especially in non-stellar years: I have one bottle of 2013 left and a case of 2018 yet to be started. I bought some 2011 Mauvasin-Barton from TWS a few years back and it was fine in my view. Not tried it since. Talking of Piedmont and TWS, I am currently enjoying a Wine Society Exhibition 2012 Barolo, made by Silvano Bolmida for them from his holding in Bussia - drinking perfectly right now.
From Down Under, Jansz, Arras, Pirie and Clover Hill are my go-to sparklling as they have ridiculous values as not many people has heard of them. I would recommend Powell & Son, they make complex entry level wines as well. The only problem is they might not be widely distributed as it is hard for me to find them in store. Also a quick question: what does racking wine by candlelight do? And please keep making these videos, they helped me a lot as a beginner getting into wine👍
Thanks very much! Appreciate the suggestions. I definitely struggle to find Tasmanian wines here. Hopefully I can find some of these. My first time tasting Tasmanian sparkling was on a DipWSET exam! Racking is a way for the producer to help separate the wine from the lees/sediment during the maturation process. Racking manually with candle light is the traditional way of racking.
Penfolds bin 28 Shiraz is $50 here! We are paying all the taxes added to the cost of any wine here! So to be $25 here it would have to be a $12 bottle in the U.S.
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La Rioja Alta!! You just blew my mind already! This video is amazing… Bottles at 25 dollars from astonishing producers, reviews of each wine, vintages, regions, vinification rooms, winemaking process, ratings, gorgeous images edited, delightful descriptors, tips about food pairing and how to keep the ideal temperature while having the wine… What a precious range of Wines and Tips!! Am I missing anything? Oh yess! A great extra tip: Ha! To go to a bar while waiting for my room to be ready. I’ll try that Mendel from Argentina tonight. Thank you so very much John!! It’s very interesting that they are using new oak in this one! Santé
Thanks so much, Gabriela! Hope you enjoy the Mendel! Such an outstanding value! Truly appreciate all the kind words! Very pleased you enjoyed the suggestions. Cheers!
Nice review and appreciate the diversity of regions. Honestly, I really do. I enjoy wine from all over the planet. The reason I rave about Spain is because I truly believe wine from that country is fantastic value. It's noticeable that many bodegas are releasing superb entry level wine and I think that is to encourage sales within the country. Protos have a delightful release of Protos Roble which is aged in French oak. It's available everywhere in Spain and costs $10 euros. Muga have released a similar bottle which is also great value. People are drinking less wine in Spain and I think these cheap but quality expressions are meant to address that decline.
Thanks very much! Completely agree with you. Having spent time in Spain last summer, I'm definitely quite jealous of the amazing prices for wine in restaurants, in particular. Appreciate the information about these entry-level offerings. I'll have to see if I can find them here.
@@AttorneySomm These two examples aren't transformative wines but they reflect a trend. Juan Gil in Jumilla are releasing great, tasty stuff for fantastic value and so many others all over the country. They routinely score 90-94 for less than £20.
John , I was surprised with the bin 28 last week ! It was much more fresh and fruit than the usual and evolve in the glass beautifully ! You nailed ! Cheers !
So glad to hear it! Yes, a very surprising and impressive young wine! Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers!
Fantastic recommendations. I just found Chateau Lilian Ladouys for $20/bottle and would personally add that to the list.
Thank you! Completely agree with you. That one is excellent as well! I have featured that one in some other videos. Not sure I have seen it for as little as $20, though. That is an outstanding price! Well done!
Nice video and nice price point to do some exploring! My local retailer appears to have at least a couple of these available on first glance.
Still,I’m always somewhat pleased with myself when I already know of and have enjoyed of some of your recommendations (Fontenil, le Volte in this case).
Thank you! Very glad to hear it. Definitely try to pick wines that are readily available. Hope you enjoy them! Cheers!
Enjoyed the video on the quality/value wines today, have tried the Nizza Barbera and it is excellent. Thanks for the interesting videos! Saluto Dennis!
Thanks very much! Very glad you enjoyed it! Cheers!
Thanks John, added a couple more wines to the to buy list.
Very glad to hear it! Hope you enjoy them!
Excellent video with an awesome recommendations! 9 exceptional wines from outstanding producers. I enjoy listening to your descriptions and information. A very well presented. I’ve never seen anyone do it better. I would like to try some of these wines. Thank you for always sharing your professional knowledge and expertise! Cheers John! Have a terrific Sunday!
Thanks very much! Appreciate the kind feedback Joy! So pleased you enjoyed it! Hope you have a terrific evening!
@@AttorneySomm Thank you kindly, John! You’re most welcome!
Big ups on the Penfold’s and Muller Catoir, stellar estates and wines that are fairly readily available. Good call on Nizza, I absolutely love the expression of Barbera there
Thanks very much! Some excellent wines at this price point!
I was literally searching online while watching this video. So helpful; well-researched, packed with excellent information, and so insightful, aside from being superbly written. I’m in total agreement with you about Ornellaia La Volte Dell' Ornellaia. Enjoyed a bottle recently! And I want to get another one soon. As for Penfolds, I always take for granted this wine because it’s ubiquitous in many stores here. Yet I do love Penfolds Grange, as you know. Thank you for recommending one that’s good yet more affordable and practical for everyday indulgence. I’ll have to look for your recommended Bin 28 though; the ones I’m seeing online here are 2017’s. Checking out the others (in online shops) mentioned in your selection, too! Such a great video! I know you drink the best wines but you also appreciate wines with excellent QPR, and I truly appreciate that you always share your favorites and new finds here on YT. Santé, John!
Merci beaucoup, Margaux! So pleased you enjoyed it and very glad it was useful! I definitely try to select wines with broad availability. Hopefully you can track some down where you are located! Santé!
@@AttorneySomm I hope so, too! I’ll let you know when I do! Merci beaucoup! Have a great week ahead, John!
Great take about the Mendel ! Don’t think you will find this wine in the USA, cause it’s not of high production . But is one of my go to “cellar defenders” here in Brazil ! Cheers !
Thanks very much! Yes I thought it was fantastic! Cheers!
Love Tasmania sparkling…. Jansz is lovely for that price and I think the ones from Clover Hill rival many non vintage big name houses in champagne. Thank you again for a great list.
Thank you! Agreed. Very attractive pricing for the Jansz! Wish I was able to get more of these Tazmanian wines here in Texas. Cheers!
Great job with your choices. Very nice range of options from various regions.
Thank you! Definitely try to include some diverse choices so there is something for everyone. Cheers!
@@AttorneySomm Dolcetto is another great option for under $25.
@@numanuma20 Thank you! Agreed!
Love these options. I’ll have to try them.
Thank you! Hope you enjoy them as much as I do. 🍷🍷
Nice tips. Thanks.
Glad it was useful! Thank you.
Thanks for the recommendations! Just ordered 4 bottles of the 2018 La Rioja Alta Vina Alberdi Riserva for approx 18,5 USD/bottle here in Norway. Have tried the 2011 890 earlier and have the 2011 904 in the cellar. Looking forward to try out the cheaper alternative from that producer.
Glad you enjoyed the video! An excellent price for that wine. Hope you enjoy it! Cheers! 👍🍷
Thank you for doing excellent research, on these budget friendly wines🍷
My pleasure, Natasha! Thank you! I try to mix up the content so that there is something for everyone. Very glad you enjoyed it! Hope that you enjoy the rest of your weekend!
@@AttorneySomm You too, I’m going to get one of your recommended wines to have with dinner tonight.
@@NatashaRaisorGlam Glad to hear it! Hope that you enjoy it!
Le Volte is very nice! Have had many bottles, again not $25 here.Not a fan of tempranillo.For reasonably priced Sangiovese I prefer Fontodi the 2019 is very very nice! Great recomdations!
Thanks very much! Yes, try to include a wide variety here so that there is something for everyone. I'm a huge Fontodi fan. Featured that producer in my Super Tuscan video and just did an IG post on the 2010 Flaccianello.
Your videos are really worth a watch!
Thank you! Much appreciated!
@@AttorneySomm PS: you should our AhrValley Pinot Noirs from Germany (e.g. Meyer-Näkel / Deutzerhof etc) :-)
@@ased7463 Thanks! I featured them in my underrated wine video from February of this year. I'm definitely a fan!
@@ased7463 Here is the video where they are featured. Even mention Meyer-Näkel!
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Some good recommendations here, John. Jansz is great value here in the UK too - £15 on special offer from my local supermarket (shouldn't it be Tasmania?). La Rioja Alta is excellent. The Wine Society offers some special cuvees, especially in non-stellar years: I have one bottle of 2013 left and a case of 2018 yet to be started. I bought some 2011 Mauvasin-Barton from TWS a few years back and it was fine in my view. Not tried it since.
Talking of Piedmont and TWS, I am currently enjoying a Wine Society Exhibition 2012 Barolo, made by Silvano Bolmida for them from his holding in Bussia - drinking perfectly right now.
Thanks very much, Steven. An excellent price for the Jansz. Glad you enjoy the La Rioja Alta as well. And your Barolo sounds terrific!
Field recording super gnario, 18 bucks for a Nebbiolo barbera blend from cali. It’s definitely great at the price, and a fun wine
Thank you! I’ll have to try it!
From Down Under, Jansz, Arras, Pirie and Clover Hill are my go-to sparklling as they have ridiculous values as not many people has heard of them. I would recommend Powell & Son, they make complex entry level wines as well. The only problem is they might not be widely distributed as it is hard for me to find them in store.
Also a quick question: what does racking wine by candlelight do?
And please keep making these videos, they helped me a lot as a beginner getting into wine👍
Thanks very much! Appreciate the suggestions. I definitely struggle to find Tasmanian wines here. Hopefully I can find some of these. My first time tasting Tasmanian sparkling was on a DipWSET exam! Racking is a way for the producer to help separate the wine from the lees/sediment during the maturation process. Racking manually with candle light is the traditional way of racking.
Have you tried colome estate Malbec ? Highly recommend best Malbec I’ve ever drank
Thanks! Don’t think I have tried it yet. I’ll try to change that. 👍🍷
¥6200 online, Amazon, Japan.
Thank you kindly! Cheers!
Penfolds bin 28 Shiraz is $50 here! We are paying all the taxes added to the cost of any wine here! So to be $25 here it would have to be a $12 bottle in the U.S.
Ouch! Are you in Canada? There is some difference there due to currency conversion too.
Tasmania, not Tazmania.
Sorry for typo