

Rosé & Orange Wines
Sep 14, 2021
Master of Wine Elizabeth Gabay discusses rosé wine production methods, its color's influence on purchasing decisions, and emerging rosé-producing regions. Mitja Sirk shares his expertise in making macerated wines in northern Italy. They explore the impact of climate change on rosé production and the use of skin contact in white wine fermentation. The speakers challenge classifying wines by color and focus on quality over packaging and pricing for premium rosé wines.
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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Identifying GG Rheasling and a Hat Idea
04:47 • 1min
The Rise and Potential of Rosé Wine
06:05 • 14min
Adapting to Climate Change and Exploring New Varieties in Rosé Wine Production
19:59 • 2min
Reimagining Rosé: Color vs Style
21:42 • 15min
Macerated Wines and the Oldest Winemaking Technique
36:46 • 4min
Maceration in Winemaking
40:44 • 6min
The Delicacy of Wines and the Effects of Maceration
47:01 • 14min
The Versatility of Potatoes and a Blind Tasting Segment
01:01:19 • 2min
Transitioning from Cooking to Wine and Sustainable Viticulture
01:03:05 • 13min