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Wine recommendations under $20
1:00:56 - 1:04:09 (03:13)
Learn about affordable wine options that are produced by real people and avoid mechanically grown grapes. The discussion also touches on the importance of not judging wine by its color.
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According to one wine expert, the sweet spot for finding a good bottle of wine is between $15 and $20, as anything under $10 is likely made with mechanically harvested grapes and using environmentally harmful methods.
1:00:56 - 1:02:06 (01:10)
Summary
According to one wine expert, the sweet spot for finding a good bottle of wine is between $15 and $20, as anything under $10 is likely made with mechanically harvested grapes and using environmentally harmful methods. Exploring the margins and trying lesser-known varieties like grenache is also recommended.
ChapterWine recommendations under $20
Episode#110: The Tattooed Heretic of Wine and Whiskey, Richard Betts
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
The most widely planted red variety in Spain is the granache, which is also known as Rioja.
1:02:06 - 1:03:01 (00:54)
Summary
The most widely planted red variety in Spain is the granache, which is also known as Rioja. Aside from red Rioja, there is also great white Rioja, and affordable and delicious wines like $12-$15 rosé from the south of France or the $20 wines made from the Chenin Blanc grape in Loire, France from the producer Moss.
ChapterWine recommendations under $20
Episode#110: The Tattooed Heretic of Wine and Whiskey, Richard Betts
PodcastThe Tim Ferriss Show
This podcast discusses the myths and misconceptions about wine tasting, including the idea that more expensive wine is better and the belief that color has a bearing on the quality of wine.
1:03:01 - 1:04:09 (01:08)
Summary
This podcast discusses the myths and misconceptions about wine tasting, including the idea that more expensive wine is better and the belief that color has a bearing on the quality of wine.