It was a true pleasure to watch this man do what he did .There is a treasure trove of lessons to be learned from this , he had his systems his way he had complete ownership of the whole process and with genuine charisma. Passing down what he had learned .thank you for these videos as its a portal to the past .
That's a nice-a-nice Nonno!! Best wine video I have seen. If you have never been to Italy in October and walked the purple streets as your feet stick to the uneven pavement and witnessed gutters lined with grape skins....its a "MUST" you do so. Thanks for sharing Nonno, Ciao!!
Love the Grandpa. I am Indian but consider myself honorary Italian (wine making connection) ! I have been making wine for the last 10 years just like this grandpa. I never used outside yeast or any chemicals. 100% natural.
Hi...I just wanted to let you know that I have been making homemade wine for 15 years. At first I used to try to make it more refined but the last 3 years, I went back to the old way of making wine. Just like my grandfather did and the way your grandfather does. Its the best tasting vino ! Since I discovered your video of your grandfather , I use it as an inspiration when I make wine. So, every year, at this time, as I am about to do the wine, I watch your video. He looks like a great man ( like my grandfather was ). Thanks for sharing this video ..Salute e a cento anni !
Damn, I was paranoid about sanitizing all of my equipment till I watched this. If this veterano doesnt give a shit then why should I, the dudes covering his barrel with a t shirt for god sake. OG right there🤘🤷😂
Thank you so much for this video. I watched this a couple years ago and now I’ve made my own wine. Your Nono and mine have much in common! Hope all is well.
I had an Uncle that didnt realise the potency and beauty of how these Gentlemen made their wines, watching this takes me back to those days. The best wines to drink.
A fun and interesting video to watch - I just think it is great to see his other endeavours on the shelf behind. Also, watching this makes me realise how OTT my wine making has become. Great work. Thks for bring us this video. Salute
So he told me that the grape crusher and grape press was sold at the same place he buys the grapes from. If you live in Canada, I believe the supermarket Fortino's also sells it. If you are in the States, I would imagine that any place that sells the grapes would also have it. Hope this helps! PS - He also said if you are ever in Toronto that you should come on up and buy his hahaha
Thank you! I'm not sure where you can find the grape crusher, but I will ask my Nonno and get back to you. In regards to the second part of your question, no he does not use sugar or yeast. It's all natural (no chemicals/additives) so it takes some time to ferment and age but it's worth it in the end :) And yes, always keep the traditions alive! Thanks again!
Hi, I saw this video today for the first time. Realize it was made 10 years ago 😮 thank you for posting this video with your grandfather making wine. Very inspirational. He was 85 year old at the time.
Is it possible to add apples and pears to the grapes after doing the first batch ? I was planning to do this but with white wine. Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated. Thank you.
love this watch it over and over...does he make any other fruit wines...like apple or any other fruit..and does he do it this same way? does he do any thing with the skin like Iv'e heard (grappa) not sure on spelling....thanks again for this all natural vid and some thing we need to always take with us into every generation....Thank you would love to meet this man...whats his name?
How long it will take fermentation after crushing the grapes. One more thing no need to mix any stuff like as yeast or other thing. Please suggest me as soon as possible thnx.
Hello! I will find out how long it must ferment before being transferred to the damigiana this weekend. My grandfather makes the wine, so he is the expert. I'll ask him this weekend and get back to you in a few days! Thank you. And yes, chemical free is the best way!
Did Nonno ever use an air lock on his big carboy containers. I noticed he only had a plastic bag over the hole ( at 3:14) after the fermentation. So is an air lock necessary? If not, how did he avoid it changing to vinegar?
wow! 84.. amazing good healthy man. My father also looked healthy at 83. Even though he was a soldier who was sick from radiation from an atom bomb, and so had 4 cancers, he had jet black hair, was very happy and lived to 83. He always drank red wine, and so I believe very strongly that wine keeps you healthy a long time. thankyou
+Copat87 hi, it's Frank from Naples Florida. After reading some of the comments below, I was saddened to learn that Nonno had passed away, I am so sorry for your loss. It's wonderful that you have some of his memories on film, I never met my nonno's, they had passed before I was born however, I do make all of the things that they used to make such as cheese, wine, coppa, salame and prosciutto. I hope you keep his spirit alive and continue to make all of the goodies that Nonno used to make. Maybe your children will also follow in his and your footsteps. Again, I am so sorry to hear of nonno's passing. I always enjoyed all of his videos and I can't tell you how many times I've watched them over and over. God bless Nonno and your whole family. 😞🇨🇦🇺🇸
use a hydrometer to know when to change out the wine. take reading at crush time and never let it go below 4 , than change to secondary fermentor . That's for beginners, I use my taste buds.
Bravissimo! Da quale parte d'Italia era tuo nonno? Anche noi siamo italiani che ora sono a Toronto. Origini di Cosenza e Palermo. My Italian is rough. I don't go to Italy nearly enough.... From what part of of Italy was your Nonno? We are also Italians living in Toronto. This reminds me of childhood with my father in the garage making wine in this same way. It's been a long time but I now have the press and this year I'll be making my first attempt. It's been many years since I watched him do this. Any chance you're going to be keeping his press turning?
It was a true pleasure to watch this man do what he did .There is a treasure trove of lessons to be learned from this , he had his systems his way he had complete ownership of the whole process and with genuine charisma. Passing down what he had learned .thank you for these videos as its a portal to the past .
Enjoyed the video. Blessings for that happy guy!!!
That's a nice-a-nice Nonno!! Best wine video I have seen. If you have never been to Italy in October and walked the purple streets as your feet stick to the uneven pavement and witnessed gutters lined with grape skins....its a "MUST" you do so. Thanks for sharing Nonno, Ciao!!
Love that old dude.. reminds me of my own Nonno who passed 40 yrs ago.. God bless him indeed.
Love the Grandpa. I am Indian but consider myself honorary Italian (wine making connection) ! I have been making wine for the last 10 years just like this grandpa. I never used outside yeast or any chemicals. 100% natural.
salam.siz nece hazirlayirsiz.yaza bilersizmi..üzümu əzdikden sonra nece gunden sonra suzürsüz?ve nece vaxta hazir olur??
Love love love!! AMAZING family you have! Reminds me of my Poppy and my father! Bravo' God bless....
I’m watching my grandfather all over again.
Lol
This is beautiful.. gorgeous outdoor wine making.. probably homemade sauces jarred on the shelf.. THAT is the way to live life.. -sigh- :)
Hi...I just wanted to let you know that I have been making homemade wine for 15 years. At first I used to try to make it more refined but the last 3 years, I went back to the old way of making wine. Just like my grandfather did and the way your grandfather does. Its the best tasting vino ! Since I discovered your video of your grandfather , I use it as an inspiration when I make wine. So, every year, at this time, as I am about to do the wine, I watch your video. He looks like a great man ( like my grandfather was ). Thanks for sharing this video ..Salute e a cento anni !
Thanks for sharing ur experiment
Hey can you tell me how to make it .
Kaha सबसे ज्यादा शराब पी जाती है वीडियो देखो 😂😂
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Hello sir
What's use for farmntaion
I'm not sure if this man is still alive or not, but God bless him, he's doing very good job
Grande nonno! Il meglio della nostra tradizione in fatto di produzione del vino made in Italy.
Love the accent true Italian at his finest
Damn, I was paranoid about sanitizing all of my equipment till I watched this. If this veterano doesnt give a shit then why should I, the dudes covering his barrel with a t shirt for god sake. OG right there🤘🤷😂
I love this man. Awesome.
Thank you so much for this video. I watched this a couple years ago and now I’ve made my own wine. Your Nono and mine have much in common! Hope all is well.
Best video ever in italian wine making! Thank you. Your nonno is awesome!
I had an Uncle that didnt realise the potency and beauty of how these Gentlemen made their wines, watching this takes me back to those days. The best wines to drink.
I vini fanno schifo! Ma loro sono comunque adorabili!
Awesome video!! Great Man!!! I make my wine the same way.. Thanks for sharing...
A fun and interesting video to watch - I just think it is great to see his other endeavours on the shelf behind. Also, watching this makes me realise how OTT my wine making has become. Great work. Thks for bring us this video. Salute
What's OTT?
@@RN-df5ws maybe "Over The Top" ?
Amazin, the real homemade wine, mi piace moltissimooo!!!!
Time to get my grapes to make wine but first ........ I need to watch this video as I do every year . Salute à tutti
That leave in the bucket drove me crazy!!! 🤣
excelent video dude and the kickass italian grampa, awesome!
Bravo nonno!!..mannaggia, mi ricordi mio padre. Saluti da Atlanta.
Great video. The ending was the best :)
Very positive efendy...İtalia I love you.I'm from Turkey...🇹🇷🇮🇹MERHABA ITALYA..
So he told me that the grape crusher and grape press was sold at the same place he buys the grapes from. If you live in Canada, I believe the supermarket Fortino's also sells it. If you are in the States, I would imagine that any place that sells the grapes would also have it. Hope this helps!
PS - He also said if you are ever in Toronto that you should come on up and buy his hahaha
What part of Italy is your Nonno from? Mine was from Borgotaro just outside of Parma and he made wine also exactly like this!
As an italian I really appreciate his english
84?!? God Bless him! 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️👏👏👏
I’m from Naples Italian and this is by far the best video on the ut
As a wine maker i appreciate the authenticity & the music too...
i really love the way hes says....smelluh filterd and crinkles his nose!
BEAUTIFUL wine
sei un grande!! bravo Maestro !!!
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the video
The happy wine maker, i like this man. He has stuck to tradition.
Bring something from the past to the future for anyone to enjoy
How much time do you let fermentate before putting the juice in the demijohn ?
Thank you!
I would have enjoyed sharing a glass with this gentleman!
Great video 10 mins of happiness 👍
P.s. what is that song call and what part of Italia are u from thanks
Thank you! I'm not sure where you can find the grape crusher, but I will ask my Nonno and get back to you.
In regards to the second part of your question, no he does not use sugar or yeast. It's all natural (no chemicals/additives) so it takes some time to ferment and age but it's worth it in the end :)
And yes, always keep the traditions alive! Thanks again!
Hi, I saw this video today for the first time. Realize it was made 10 years ago 😮 thank you for posting this video with your grandfather making wine. Very inspirational. He was 85 year old at the time.
I like the soundtrack 😁
Какой душевный дедушка, из Россияи 🇷🇺 с любовью привет)))) 👋
Ага душевный, когда отсасывал потом плюнул в ведро
red nose is the proof mark of the superb wine..
So does he wash the grapes 1st? Take most of the stems off? How long to ferment?
Sound just like m'y wife nono and remind me good memories of making wine with nono thx!!
i love it!!!! smalle feelter anuh losuh duh tasteeh. long live all of you
Is it possible to add apples and pears to the grapes after doing the first batch ? I was planning to do this but with white wine.
Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you.
That's real Italian. Wine at it's best.
😂😣
Happy, Proud and Passionate Italian is best Italian
(Love from the UK 🇬🇧❤️🇮🇹)
I didn't catch most of what he was saying about the demi john or why he was pouring the wine back in? What type of grapes?
love this watch it over and over...does he make any other fruit wines...like apple or any other fruit..and does he do it this same way? does he do any thing with the skin like Iv'e heard (grappa) not sure on spelling....thanks again for this all natural vid and some thing we need to always take with us into every generation....Thank you would love to meet this man...whats his name?
Great job !!!!!!!!!!!
nice music and nice video 👍👍
The old dude hide a lot of important details
Also does he use yeast or it just ferments on its own thanks
What is the soundtrack in this video?
what is the name of the music playing?
He makes his own tools to do the job.
What are in those red jars ? Preserved tomato puree ?
What if small rubbber particles from the mill fall into the wort...then you drink wine with soot particles or...?
دائما عمل كبار السن تعطي نتيجة رائعة شكرا ياشيخ
I so a lot of home videos where people use airlocks, would you not do for this process? Like is the plastic bag on top of the bottle enough ?
How many days he kept the grapes in the tank after he took out the juice and added it back to the tank ??
Italian wine is the best, the French think theirs is, but Italian is best!
How long it will take fermentation after crushing the grapes. One more thing no need to mix any stuff like as yeast or other thing. Please suggest me as soon as possible thnx.
God Bless Him. Salt of the Earth.
Can we keep grape wine for a long time for about 2 years?
Hello! I will find out how long it must ferment before being transferred to the damigiana this weekend. My grandfather makes the wine, so he is the expert. I'll ask him this weekend and get back to you in a few days! Thank you. And yes, chemical free is the best way!
What grapes you use?
10 years later, any updates?
Is he still doing it?
Magnifico!
Did Nonno ever use an air lock on his big carboy containers. I noticed he only had a plastic bag over the hole ( at 3:14) after the fermentation. So is an air lock necessary? If not, how did he avoid it changing to vinegar?
What kind of grapes are you using??
wow! 84.. amazing good healthy man. My father also looked healthy at 83. Even though he was a soldier who was sick from radiation from an atom bomb, and so had 4 cancers, he had jet black hair, was very happy and lived to 83. He always drank red wine, and so I believe very strongly that wine keeps you healthy a long time. thankyou
Edwin Henry Blachford
My father drink 3 bottle daily and live to 102!
@@JoLeng205000 no way.........
Happy wine making man
thanks for video!🍷 nice
Makes me proud to be Italian!
I see he has a minimum of 20 gallons of marinara on hand at all times !
At 8:38 , can Someone tell me the steps? I only understood after 4 months tranfer it...
Great video
How many days to make a good wine
+Copat87 hi, it's Frank from Naples Florida. After reading some of the comments below, I was saddened to learn that Nonno had passed away, I am so sorry for your loss. It's wonderful that you have some of his memories on film, I never met my nonno's, they had passed before I was born however, I do make all of the things that they used to make such as cheese, wine, coppa, salame and prosciutto. I hope you keep his spirit alive and continue to make all of the goodies that Nonno used to make. Maybe your children will also follow in his and your footsteps.
Again, I am so sorry to hear of nonno's passing. I always enjoyed all of his videos and I can't tell you how many times I've watched them over and over. God bless Nonno and your whole family. 😞🇨🇦🇺🇸
Thank you Frank! That means a lot to me. And I'm glad you enjoyed the videos as well!
Copat87 nice video he was a old school man very basic very funny. " if you don't drink the wine call me I'll drink the wine"......Lmao..👍🏻🇺🇸
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Frank Daniels really i loved this man but I’m so sorry because he passed away. God bless him
use a hydrometer to know when to change out the wine. take reading at crush time and never let it go below 4 , than change to secondary fermentor . That's for beginners, I use my taste buds.
I couldn't tell did you need to add sugar?
Hello, wonderful videos... is this made without yeast?
He makes it same as I do in Poland, simple and propper method
Nice video bro 👌 but the music is killing it 🤪😁
Grazie nono saluti del Canada forza italia 100 anni🇮🇹🇨🇦
Bravissimo!
Da quale parte d'Italia era tuo nonno? Anche noi siamo italiani che ora sono a Toronto. Origini di Cosenza e Palermo.
My Italian is rough. I don't go to Italy nearly enough....
From what part of of Italy was your Nonno? We are also Italians living in Toronto. This reminds me of childhood with my father in the garage making wine in this same way. It's been a long time but I now have the press and this year I'll be making my first attempt. It's been many years since I watched him do this.
Any chance you're going to be keeping his press turning?
Super even I don't like filtered wine as pop said ❤️♥️👌👍
Un saluto al nonno. Bravo e intelligente.
ur lucky to have that og italian in ur family
Love it.
GRANDE 👍👏❤️💋
Nice homemade crusher destemmer!
Nonno where do you live now?
My favourite place is Italy.
Great video, we just made 155 gallons this past fall! Also, can you send me or direct me to all of the music in this video? Thanks!
He was a young man.I am about to make more wine and I am older than Nonno !
Thank you. Good video thank you
Is your red dry?