Sommelier Tries a $1,500 Bottle of Red Wine | World Of Wine | Bon Appétit

I wish I could find a restaurant that only did a 100% markup. In Austin, the norm is 2-3X markup, and some of the really arrogant restaurants will go as high as 400% markup.

"If you want to drink it out of a paper cup, then you drink it out of a paper cup." – We've all been there.

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Really great video

By your judgement, where would this wine stands compared with the 5 1st Grows or 2nd Grows of Bordeaux?

I’d like to think that the winemaker occasionally fills the quality product into a random cheap bottle for some lucky recipient. LOL

Fascinating video 🍷

This dude is hilarious

Agreed, a well-made wine means everything. I make a unique wine blend that no one makes.

$1500 is your part of the rent? I’m guessing André is going by NY rates here because $3000 for rent is insane.

You can buy five or six bottles of Sassicaia for the price of one bottle of Harlan Estates. Sassicaia typically gets 98 to 100 points in professional reviews. I think I'll skip the Harlan and look for half a case of Sassicaia. Other people might think differently.

1550 USD for a 2017 US wine is just outrageous.

I dont even drink but have been binging André’s videos lol

How many years does it takes to learn the lingo?

This video was not made for someone with my financial status, but when I get there, I will be ready for this wine.

Make an endless edit of him pulling the cork

Rip off, but then the rich have more money then sense.

Blind taste test him

Americans : trying $1,500 bottles of Cabernet Sauvignon. French people : hold my glass of Romanée Conti

I live close to Napa and there’s a local family run winery that I drink a lot of their wines, and after the 2020 fires, some of their grapes were affected. They made a 2020 Tempranillo that I tried at their winery and I kid you not, it was smokey! So I bought a bottle to show my parents whose ranch was affected by the same fire. The odd thing was, the glass at the winery was SMOKEY but the bottle less so. It still had hints, but not the same. So I wonder if the bottle at the winery had grapes close to the fire while the other bottle was a little more protected. Either way it was fun and interesting!

He's trying to be super chill, but don't f'in put a $3000 wine in a paper cup. Thanks lol

You lost me at global warming!

I’ve never heard anyone talk about pricing of land and cost of growing and maintaining a vineyard down to the acre.

Can you make a video of how to wash this decanter? Lol

Where can I buy his wine glass?

The growing prevalence of fires in America has nothing to do with global warming and everything to do with our broken bureaucracy. Before the 1980's the government used to regularly engage in the practice in the cutting of deadwood and firebreaks in forests that the USFS took care of. Now, because of new environmental regulations that were passed by activists and politicians who don't actually understand how to maintain a healthy forest, the practice is illegal in government protected forests. Its why wildfires are so rare in forests that are privately managed, where the practices of properly managing deadwood is still maintained, and so common in states where all the forests are government controlled.

me 1 box of wine in explaining to my friend how it's actually much better than bottled wine

Ive always liked the "bad" years in Napa...

Thank you for your articulate explanation that I can understand.

is it bettrr thsn carlo rossi?

Love this guy.

What do they do at the valey with toxic rains and unhealthy usa air that it doesn't affect the price compared to wineries in Italy and France?

The thing people like about this guy is he’s teaching. Not showing off while teaching nothing like most “teachers/instructors/educators…etc”

Great Information Brother 😎😁❤

The Paris Wine Tasting of 1976, also known as the Judgment of Paris taught me what I need to know about reputation and prestige. In the end, taste is what counts.

Mmm, iron ore.

I drink very little but love your videos. On this video, the music.....bleah. Some points obscure your voice. ... and it is elevator jazz...or something like

Try some Norton wines. The Norton variety of grape. Norton wines are some of the BEST that I have tasted.

California taxes and regulations help make a bottle of wine cost $1500.

The first half of the video explains why no one outside the US drinks Napa Valley wine at any of the various price brackets...

Just found your channel 👏👏 Nicely educational in a fun way, intelligent , thank you

There is very little effect of global warming on Nampa I lived in CA over sixty years and the weather is what it was in the past, so IMO that is not a factor.

I cant unsee his nails.

Went to an amazing multi course dinner that featured Harlan estate wines. Their manager walked us through 8-9 pairings. It was amazing.

The audio mix is terrible

The beat is way too loud and Andres voice has absolutely no body

Just buy a $25 wine and you’ll be just fine!

Do DRC next.

NOTHING justifies $1500 for a bottle of wine. Stop ripping people off!

screw this guy