Your Essential Guide to Super Tuscan (Italian) Wine

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After looking into the sparklings and the whites from all around the Italian boot, we’re getting to a region that is very dear to my heart because I spent a while working there working as a winemaker, and because well the wines are delicious, Tuscany this is. In our next episode, we’ll look at all the most remarkable traditional and historic Tuscan red wine styles, but today I want to focus on explaining the concept of Super Tuscan wines, how it came about, what the wines are, how different from the others, and who they are, as we’ll cover a few unmissable names you must have in mind if you want to claim to know a little something about Italian vino.
00:00 - Italian Wine, Intro
01:40 - How ‘Super Tuscans’ Came About?
05:03 - What is Super Tuscan Wine?
09:55 - Who are the Super Tuscans?

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Комментарии : 36

@jontyespen313 10 месяцев назад

I just wish there was more content about second wines and the more affordable producers. Less of the $100-200 wines and more of the $30-$50 wines. The ones we don't feel guilty about drinking. I feel someone like you has so much knowledge on what great wines we can find on a budget especially as an everyday wine.

@abhishekkumar-hr5ys 3 года назад

I am a certified Italian Wine Scholar and totally loved this on super Tuscans. Eager to see fantastic videos and info on Barolo and Barbaresco.

@Igor12822 3 года назад

Agree, Piedmont breakdown is what I can't wait as well, and one video about Amarone also, being so specific and one of my favourites...

@onix249 2 года назад

Grazie mille ! Thank you so much for all the information.very helpful😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃

@carlcadregari7768 3 года назад

Lovely. I love the complexity of Italian wine. Thank you!

@lucajelmini8057 2 года назад

Absolutely love your passion! So genuine and honest with your language, keep up your fantastic work! Grazie🙏🏼

@dickopolka2733 3 года назад

Wonderful trip through Tuscan wine

@pawelpeda8852 3 года назад

Great video as always. Thanks 👍🏻

@craighunter3273 3 года назад

Most interesting. I very much enjoyed your video and the details you presented

@mikeymonty Год назад

Superb Super Tuscan intro!!!

@technocoh 2 года назад

Amazing video, thx! 😃

@greatprovider8198 3 года назад

Great explanation.

@web1tv 2 года назад

grazie, caro Professore!

@YouTubeJulien 2 года назад

cheers WJ 😊🍷 Good to see you're still around! Santé

@derekcontreras7494 3 года назад

Great video Very informative I enjoyed it thanks

@jeremyepstein7977 3 года назад

Yes Julien a new video!

@FrankQ777 2 года назад

Nicely done ✔

@wyattalexander4041 3 года назад

I have enjoyed this video the most of all your videos! I love the insight you bring to these wines that I’m familiar with because you explain things so well and always have learned something knew !

@gregorijshevchenko6434 2 года назад

Bravo

@daleghim3234 3 года назад

Very impressed with your knowledge and passion, you deserve tons of more views. I'll try to promote your channel, Julien. Thanks.

@Igor12822 3 года назад

Great video, thanks for sharing knowledge in such approachable way... Would love one video dedicated to Amarone, being so specific, and Piedmont region breakdown as well...

@eymerichinquisitore9022 2 года назад

The supertuscans were a perfect marketing operation from the start. Regarding the Tuscan Bordeaux blends they are excellent wines but they cost at least 3 times if not more than their value and this thanks to the imaginative scores of the usual American critics with villas in Tuscany. If I want Cab and Merlot I drink Medoc or Pessac, if I want Merlot I drink St. Emilion or Pomerol which have an elegance and depth that the wines of the Tuscan Maremma can only dream of, and very often you find beautiful Bordeaux at prices much lower than the most famous Supertuscans. Different speech for 100% Sangiovese, there are outstanding and faithful to the territory, some you mentioned as Flaccianello, Cepparello (recently owned by the French) or Montevertine but also Percarlo and Fontalloro.