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Series 3:
Southern Italy
For these two episodes, Leanne and Nick talk about the hot Mediterranean varietals and soils that make Southern Italian wine so great.
Chile & Argentina
Leanne joins the show as a guest star, as the hosts talk about Chile and Argentina. 2009 Alta Vista Classic Torrontés and 2010 Casillero Del Diablo Malbec show up as examples from each.
Opening Sparkling Wine
Moscato Spumante makes a debut as the first sparkling on First Pour Wine, and Nick shows you how to open it.
Series 2:
Cocktails
Who doesn’t love a good cocktail now and again, give these fresh and fruity summer ones a go!
Summer
In the heat of the summer and with BBQs and picnics occurring everyone needs a bottle of wine.
Series 1
Desserts
Everyone has a sweet tooth, the guys talk about about Ruby Port & Cream Sherry.
National Chardonnay Day! (5/26)
For a day all about Chardonnay, the guys explore oaked vs. unoaked Chardonnay.
Uncommon Varietals
Slight continuation of the spring theme with these important but less common white and red wines.
Spring:
This is a bit of a side track, but this is our spring 2011 episode. Clairet, table wine, and non-European varietals are covered.
Noble Grapes:
These grapes have legacy and history on the world stage, and most likely to be found on most restaurant menus. This is a good starting point for those new to wine to see the spectrum of possible wines, as well as a foundation in how to get the most out of wine.
- Episode 1: Noble Grapes, Riesling & Sauvignon Blanc (Part 1/3)
- Episode 2: Noble Grapes, Chardonnay & Pinot Noir (Part 2/3)
- Episode 3: Noble Grapes, Merlot & Cabernet Sauvignon (Part 3/3)
Specials & Extras:
Holidays coming up? Looking for a wine recommendation? Or just something we can resist, it’s all just below:
Thanksgiving 2011
In this episode, Leanne and Nick take a look at pairing ideas for your holiday feast.
Zorks
A new method of stopping wine, what’s it all about, and it any good?