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Practical Guide To Real Wine Tasting- Part Two

Send a Text Message to The Kosher Terroir (https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/tex...) We take you on a fast, flavorful tour of terroir—where soil, climate, and human choices turn grapes into recordings of place and time—and show you how to hear the song each wine is singing. Along the way, we decode labels, separate grape character from winemaking technique, and build a practical tasting vocabulary you can use the next time you open a bottle. We start with whites and clear the fog around Chardonnay, contrasting Chablis’ steel and oyster-shell bite with buttery, oak-kissed styles shaped by malolactic fermentation. Then we sharpen our senses with Sauvignon Blanc’s green pyrazines—gooseberry, jalapeño, flint—and give Riesling its due, from razor-dry citrus to that coveted petrol note. Rosé gets a serious treatment too: direct press from Provence for pale, saline refreshment versus richer, tannic saignée built to handle real food. On the red side, we map the two poles: Burgundy’s Pinot Noir, delicate in color yet fierce in acidity and earth, and Bordeaux’s Cabernet Sauvignon, all tannic architecture, blackcurrant, and graphite, with Merlot adding plush mid-palate flesh. Warm-climate champions step in—Syrah toggling between jammy chocolate and savory smoke, Grenache with strawberry candy and white pepper, Mourvèdre’s leathery depth, and old-vine Carignan’s surprising high acid and herbal bite. Through guided white and red flights, we teach you to read color, track aroma, locate tannins, and feel texture from skim milk to heavy cream. Then the bubbles. We compare tank-method freshness to traditional-method depth, explain how lees aging creates brioche and hazelnut, and reveal why late disgorgement can taste paradoxically younger. We close on dessert wines with a new lens: noble rot’s saffron and honey, ice wine’s pure apricot beam, late-harvest balance, and Israeli innovation, where skin contact gives sweet wines a tannic grip that pairs with savory dishes. Ready to train your palate and trust your own nose? Hit play, pour something new, and taste the story. If you enjoy the show, subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a quick review—what flavor surprised you most? Support the show (https://www.buzzsprout.com/2210843/su...) www.TheKosherTerroir.com +972-58-731-1567 +1212-999-4444 TheKosherTerroir@gmail.com Link to Join “The Kosher Terroir” WhatsApp Chat https://chat.whatsapp.com/EHmgm2u5lQW... Thursdays 6:30pm Eastern Time on the NSN Network and the NSN App