I am working on the next podcast/vidcast, but because it is so visually intensive (how else to really help explain wine labels) it’s taking a bit longer than I expected.
I am working on the next podcast/vidcast, but because it is so visually intensive (how else to really help explain wine labels) it’s taking a bit longer than I expected.
It is with great excitement that I can officially announce that the Wine For Newbies iPhone app is now available! If you have an iPhone or iPod touch, this application will let you experience Wine For Newbies as never before. Download episodes right to your device and watch in the app. Hit a button to contact me via email, Twitter, or to visit the web site.
With upcoming episodes, there will be bonus content available only through the app. PDF files, extra episodes, and more. Head to the iTunes Store and check it out!
As requested by a number of people, I’ve pulled the audio track from the four vidcast episodes. They are available in the iTunes Store and the other usual places.
Vidcast 1: Cotes du Rhone
Vidcast 2: Three Coins Syrah
Vidcast 3: Meritage and Aging Wines
Vidcast 4: Two German Rieslings
I felt like recording a short vidcast this evening. Here it is!
German wines are wonderful, but the entire topic can be, well, hard to learn. The ancient looking wine labels, hard-to-pronounce German names (hard for some of us, anyway), and words like “kabinett” or “trockenbeerenauslese” can send the faint-of-heart running toward a bottle of Chardonnay. If this is you, it’s time to screw your courage to your sticking place and learn about German Rieslings. In this video, we take the entire subject and break it down into small morsels, and then focus on just two of the many styles. If you learn them one or two at a time, you’ll be an expert before you know it. Enjoy, and please let me know what you think by leaving a comment!