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videoEXPLORING THE MOST DIVERSE WINEMAKING REGION IN FRANCE
The Rhone Valley documentary produced by Winedos 1:20 Section 1: Location, History & Regulation 15:38 Section 2: Climate & Soils 29:00 Section 3: Viticulture & Grapes 45:47 Section 4: Winemaking 1:01:49 Section 5: Tastings For more information visit: https://winedos.com/do/rhone-valley-aoc/
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videoExploring Argentina´s Southern Winemaking Region: Patagonia
The Patagonia documentary produced by Winedos 1:21 Section 1: Location, History & Regulation 13:44 Section 2: Climate, Geology & Soils 26:52 Section 3: Viticulture & Grapes 39:45 Section 4: Winemaking 55:46 Section 5: Tastings For more information visit: https://winedos.com/do/argentina-patagonia/
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video14 GENERATION BURGUNDY FAMILY OWNED WINERY
For more info follow this link: https://winedos.com/producers/domaine-raoul-gautherin/ The World Wine Web www.winedos.com
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videoIt's Not Just A Region - It's A World Of Wine In Itself
The Loire Valley documentary produced by Winedos 1:19 Section 1: Location, History & Regulation 15:28 Section 2: Climate & Soils 34:08 Section 3: Viticulture & Grapes 56:03 Section 4: Winemaking 1:16:36 Section 5: Tastings For more information visit: https://winedos.com/do/loire-valley-aoc/
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videoFrom Stone to Glass: Burgundy’s Living Terroir
The Burgundy documentary produced by Winedos 1:21 Section 1: Location, History & Regulation 23:54 Section 2: Climate & Soils 44:36 Section 3: Viticulture & Grapes 1:03:46 Section 4: Winemaking 1:23:43 Section 5: Tastings For more information visit: https://winedos.com/do/bourgogne-aoc/
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videoAndalusia: Where Sherry Wine Production Dates Back TWO MILLENNIA
The Andalusia documentary produced by Winedos 1:24 Section 1: Location, History & Regulation 13:19 Section 2: Climate, Geology & Soils 26:57 Section 3: Viticulture & Grapes 37:50 Section 4: Winemaking 59:36 Section 5: Tastings For more information visit: https://winedos.com/do/spain-andalucia-dos/
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videoThe Story Behind My Favorite Neighbor And Its Winemaking
Along with their neighboring vineyards, they share the same goal: to grow the best grapes possible. Like all great wines, it starts in the vineyard. Their rich clay soil is strikingly similar to the soil found in Napa Valley and Bordeaux, and it stretches all across the Westside of Paso Robles. The World Wine Web For more info follow: https://winedos.com/producers/my-favorite-neighbor/
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videoEXPLORING A TRADITIONAL FAMILY OWNED ALSACE WINERY
For more information visit: https://winedos.com/producers/domaine-weinbach/ The World Wine Web www.winedos.com
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videoPop, Pour, Explore: Visiting Champagne France
The Champagne documentary produced by Winedos 1:19 Section 1: Location, History & Regulation 18:32 Section 2: Climate & Soils 31:56 Section 3: Viticulture & Grapes 44:37 Section 4: Winemaking 59:59 Section 5: Tastings For more information visit: https://winedos.com/do/champagne-aoc/
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videoUnique Winemaking Methods Found In Argentina
Bodegas Fin del Mundo, also known as "End of the World Winery", is located in Patagonia, Argentina. It was founded in 1999 and is known for producing wines in the unique Patagonian climate. The winery is situated in San Patricio del Chañar, Neuquén Province, in the northern part of Argentine Patagonia. The World Wine Web For more info visit: https://winedos.com/producers/fin-del-mundo/
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videoVISITING AN OLD FAMILY WINERY IN CHAMPAGNE - 1704
For more information about this winery, region, and wines, please visit: The World Wine Web https://winedos.com/producers/maison-bruno-paillard/
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videoTHE STEEP SLOPES OF ALSACE
The Alsace documentary produced by Winedos 1:18 Section 1: Location, History & Regulation 14:54 Section 2: Climate & Soils 27:28 Section 3: Viticulture & Grapes 43:41 Section 4: Winemaking 54:00 Section 5: Tastings For more information visit: https://winedos.com/do/alsace-aoc/
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videoAndalucía: Donde La Producción Del Vino De Jerez Se Remonta A DOS MILENIOS
El documental Andalucia de Winedos 1:24 Seccion 1: Localizacion, historia y regulacion 13:19 Seccion 2: Clima, geologia y suelos 26:57 Seccion 3: Viticultura y uvas 37:50 Seccion 4: Elaboracion 59:36 Seccion 5: Cata Para mas informacion, visite: https://winedos.com/do/spain-andalucia-dos/
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videoTasting Wagner Family's Conundrum Red Napa
This wine is available on: The World Wine Web https://winedos.com/product/conundrum-red-2023/
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videoA Wine From The Past - The Story Of Heitz Cellar
Family owned since its founding in 1961, Heitz Cellar’s legacy runs as deep as the roots throughout the Napa Valley; a winery legend that has helped shape the history of Napa Valley winemaking. In the late 1950s, pioneering vintner Joe Heitz ushered in Napa’s modern era with his iconic, globally celebrated wines, including Napa Valley’s first vineyard-designated Cabernet Sauvignon, the renowned Heitz Cellar Martha’s Vineyard. Fifty-eight years of the Heitz family’s dedication to viticulture, ste
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videoThe Power of Bordeaux: A Journey Through Its Winemaking Heritage
The Bordeaux documentary produced by Winedos 1:19 Section 1: Location, History & Regulation 22:08 Section 2: Climate & Soils 32:43 Section 3: Viticulture & Grapes 51:04 Section 4: Winemaking 1:14:26 Section 5: Tastings For more information visit: https://winedos.com/do/bordeaux-aoc/
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videoExplorando La Región Vitivinícola Del Sur De Argentina: Patagonia
El documental Patagonia de WineDOs 1:21 Seccion 1: Localizacion, historia y regulacion 13:44 Seccion 2: Clima, geologia y suelos 26:52 Seccion 3: Viticultura y uvas 40:21 Seccion 4: Elaboracion 55:46 Seccion 5: Cata Para mas informacion, visite: https://winedos.com/do/argentina-patagonia/
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videoGrowing Wine On Limestone... Is It Crazy?
For more info, visit www.winedos.com
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videoThis Winery Uses Surprising Techniques To Make Unique Wine
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video400 Year Old Vineyards Found In Chile Wine Region!
The Wines Produced by Winery Mora Reyes can be found below! The World Wine Web www.winedos.com
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videoThe Challenges Of Making Wine 1,690m Above Sea Level!
Mosquita Muerta Wines was born in 2009, as an exceptional and inimitable collection of Premium Blends from the Uco Valley and Luján de Cuyo, with a captivating story behind each label. Vineyards located in the Mendoza areas of Gualtallary, Vista Flores, Chacayes, Tupungato, La Consulta, Los Arboles, Altamira, Perdriel and Medrano are the ones that give life to this venture. Mosquita Muerta fuses varieties, terroirs and new oenological techniques to achieve the perfect blend. For more info, visit: https://winedos.com/producers/mosquita-muerta/ The World Wine Web www.winedos.com
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videoThe Breathtaking Mosaics of Mi Terruno
Mi Terruño Winery is located in the municipality of Maipú, Mendoza and has vineyards in the most prestigious terroirs in Argentina: Santa Rosa, Maipú, Lujan de Cuyo and Valle de Uco. High quality grapes are grown in each of them, located between 450 and 1,200 meters above sea level. This is a traditional winery that works with very old vineyards and produces wines from a very large selection of varieties that have adapted perfectly well to the different terroirs in Mendoza. The World Wine Web For more info visit: https://winedos.com/producers/mi-terruno/
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videoVineyard Planted Over River That Disappeared!
Located in the town of Panguesillo, Salamanca, in the Choapa Valley (Coquimbo – Chile), Viña Choapa is located in the narrowest area of the country, between minerals and mountains. Its history is born from a family tradition, for decades in the cultivation and production of grapes destined to decorate wines and piscos. After years of testing and perfecting, the need for a new step arose, building in 2013 a winery with unique characteristics in the area. The World Wine Web For more info visit: https://winedos.com/producers/vina-choapa/
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videoFrom Seed To Grape: A Winery's Four-Year Grape Growing Journey
Breaking with the established rules to find one's own identity meant a 4-year search through different valleys and areas of Chile, until finally, and after a long journey, La Ronciere found what they were looking for… The coast of the Curicó Valley, in the Licantén commune, revealed as a dream place for viticulture. Close to the banks of the Mataquito River and about 25 kilometers from the sea, between pronounced hills of the ancient coastal mountain range, a mosaic of different types of metamorphic soils unfolds, such as Licorellas, Shales, Maicillo and some clay loam sectors. The conjunction of such varied elements make this place a true "Microclimate", which meant that it was recognized as a new geographical denomination for winegrowing in Chile, being until now the only vineyard established in this place. The World Wine Web For more info visit: https://winedos.com/producers/vina-la-ronciere/
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