Watch Wine Oh! TV with Monique Soltani on CBS Bay Area Wine Oh! TV is a fun and informative wine travel show that gets to the heart of every wine region. Join the journey as Monique Soltani travels the world bringing people together by breaking bread, opening up a bottle, and connecting through culture.
RU-vid channel video's SEO rating is poor of Due to this your subscribers and views are not increasing, and the titles, descriptions, and keywords SEO should be done correctly only then you will get good results. the same problem in Video every.
Wow wonderful video. All the videos on your channel are fantastic. But your video views are lower. Because your optimization is very poor. Your optimization needs to improve as soon as possible.
Great show on a little piece of wonderful Umbria. The wine, the olive oil, tartufi and so much more. But as you can see, the amazing people there make Umbria fantastico. . Shout out to Giulia Luccioli and her great family for all they do for the region of Umbria.
The name of the grape is Nerello Mascalese, not Amarillo Maskel nor that other name you wrote down.😂 I know that the Italian accent is hard to understand 😅
I liked the video! It is surprising to me, that most videos like this of Paso Robles, all end up at Eberle, Robert Hall and Lohr. There are so many other wineries there that deserve the attention. I will say I was happy to see you go to Halter Ranch and Re:Find! To anyone out there reading this, and you are planning a trip To Paso, do yourself a favor and visit Brochelle, McPrice Myers, and Onx! You will be glad you did! Cheers!
Thank you so much for watching! I can't agree with you more! I wish I had more than a day or two to shoot we could go to them all! Have you seen our Paso episode from 2014? I've been there many times and am always looking for another reason to go back! Keep these great ideas coming! Thank you! Monique
PETER MONDAVI SENIOR, a pioneer of Napa Valley viticulture who guided the fortunes of his family estate, Charles Krug Winery, for OVER FIVE DECADES and made INVALUABLE CONTRABUTION to America's wine industry, passed away on 20 February at his home in St Helena, surrounded by his family. Peter Mondavi Senior was 101 years old.The family's American history goes back to Cesare and Rosa Mondavi, who immigrated from Italy and settled in Minnesota at the beginning of the 20th century. Peter was born in 1914, one year after his brother Robert. The family soon moved to Lodi in California. In 1922, Cesare founded a trade in vines, which he mostly shipped to winegrowers in Minnesota - it was the difficult time of Prohibition. His son Peter studied economics at Stanford University and graduated in 1937, but his passion for winemaking would not let him go. He therefore went on to study chemistry at the University of California in Berkeley. At this time, his parents acquired what is now Merryvale Vineyards in St Helena. They divided their time between shipping the grapes, located in Lodi, and working in the vineyard and cellar, located in St Helena, until they decided to take over the Charles Krug Winery in 1943, which they bought from a local banker for 75,000 US dollars in 1943.
I've been to Lodi a few times. I am not even a big wine guy, but it was a great time there. Summers (July and August) are scorchers during the day, but Spring and Autumn weather there is perfect. They hold several festivals a year, including ZinFest and a Chocolate one.
This is very deceptive, Walla Walla is full of crack heads walking the streets with fighting staffs and daggers, be careful. That rock district is very dangerous, you filmed this very close to a massive car theft operation.
We go to Paso twice a year and belong to numerous wine clubs. Have never seen any tourist "ruining" anything. How will the wineries there sustain without people like me coming? We love it there and think about retiring there. Please explain.
I was born here (in the 1950's ..OK BOOMER) raised, moved away, returned to and will probably die here in the Walla Walla Valley. Through my Mother's family our roots run back to the 1850's. IMHO, the wine industry has destroyed this community. I'm glad my children have not settled down here.
I grew up in Walla Walla wonderful place in spring summer, winter is cold but the trees and hills are beautiful. Never saw wineries since I haven't been there in 20 years, what have they done to ruin it?
My family is same way back to 1888 same town. I think you have the wrong view. If all of our families leave this valley it will definitely change. If all of the old families leave… who will be there to tell the new people what was so good about what it used to be? Who will be around to try and keep that alive? I agree that wine and tourism have really hit the locals hard, ESPECIALLY with housing. If you are a local trying to find a home to buy or rent or apartment too is exceedingly difficult. The town needs zoning laws and controls on Air B&B, tax incentives for sale to local residents etc.
The graphic that compares Oregon latitude to... Sweden? WTF? Oregon pinot country is at a similar latitude to Lyon, France. Sweden is SIGNIFICANTLY more north.
very nice. If I ever went to France, Italy for wine and food tasting I would stay there, with the history and WWII place to see and visit the WW I& II cemeteries
love the veggies, farming also the wine . I do enjoy my flower growing, veggie garden fruit tree, love raising roses . My afternoon is wine drinking, cheese watching the birds, hummingbirds (summer) and squirrel that feed at my home plus my music
Really great video Monique, thanks so much for sharing it with us. I was just down there two weeks ago from a few hours north of Paso, but you gave us a lot of new things to do and visit next time we are there. Cheers!
@@WineOhtv you should do a film on the winery in Idaho on the sunny slope road area. I am sure you can get a info from Huston Wine, fujishin wine in Idaho
@@donfrank4429 I reached out to them last year about shooting an episode! I will reach out to them again this year. Thank you for the reminder! Monique
Congratulations on making the move to Monetefalco! I loved the region so much I want to come back and bring my daughters next time. Thank you so much for watching! I'm so thrilled you enjoyed our episode! Feel free to send me any ideas of regions you would like us to cover!!! Monique :)
Thank you so much for watching! I'm so happy to hear you have our Roku channel as well! Hard to believe we launched that channel 10 years ago! Have a great day! Monique
Hi Beverly! Thank you so much for watching and commenting. It's been a long road to get here. I'm grateful to have found my way back. Happy Valentine's Day! Monique
What an absolutely amazing journey!!! I learned so much and now have to add Umbria to my travel bucket list. :) So excited to see all the fun adventures you have! Love you and excited for this new chapter in your life! -Kat
How wonderful of you to watch. Umbria is a really wonderful place! I hope you get a chance to visit! Let me know and I'll connect you with a few people! Monique :)
