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Hard Labor 3: Filter Cleaning
Share the joys of the dirty work that goes into making wine with Wine Spectator news editor Eric Arnold. (No rubber boots required.)
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Friday Tastings
Imagine tasting through 27 top wines in a series of seminars: Pinot Noirs, Secrets of the Santa Cruz Mountains, Napa Valley Cabs, and food pairing...
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Biodynamic Man
In this first video of the Green Revolution series, Wine Spectator senior editor Dana Nigro talks with Paul Dolan about the use of biodynamics at ...
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Going Global
Do organic wines taste better? Get the answer from John Buechenstein. Hint: At Sauvignon Republic, he supports growers who embrace sustainability ...
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Red, White & Zin
What makes Zinfandel "America’s Grape"? Wine Spectator senior editor James Laube sat down in his Napa office with Scott McLeod, ...
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Languedoc Wines, part 1: Rose
Try a perfect summer pink. Kim Marcus, Wine Spectator senior editor, describes this dry, crisp wine that’s a great value to boot .
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Oregon PN: Terroir Matters
Terroir makes a big difference in these two Oregon Pinot Noirs. Editor at large, Harvey Steiman, explains why as he tastes a pair of wines. Belle ...
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Suckling Samples 2005: Right Bank
Head over to the Right Bank to preview vintage character in the famous appellations of St.-Emilion and Pomerol. This video is the third in a series...
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Caymus: Farming Napa Valley
Whether he’s growing grapes or tomatoes, Chuck Wagner has to be one of the most passionate and enthusiastic farmers in Napa Valley. Maybe this is ...
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Hard Labor, Intro
Go beyond the romance of the big chateaus — and get down and dirty -- with Eric Arnold, Wine Spectator news editor, as he discovers that...
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Presenting Wine of the Year for 2005
What was Wine Spectator’s Wine of the Year for 2005? Phelps Insignia from the 2002 vintage. Here, Bill Phelps accepts the award from Marvin R. Sha...
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Greek Traditions, Modern Wines
Some of Greece’s best wines are made from traditional grape varieties. Wine Spectator managing editor Kim Marcus tastes a trio of wines and talks a...
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Sabre Champagne
Using a sword is one way to open Champagne; just don’t try it at home. Armando Pizzuti, the master sabreur at Royal Plantation in Jamaica, demonst...
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