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Meet Steven Spurrier: The Man who Changed Wine Forever

Meet Steven Spurrier: The Man who Changed Wine Forever

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In this episode of Munchies Presents, we introduce you to Steven Spurrier, possibly the single most influential living figure in the world of wine. If it weren-t for him, the industry would still be run by French aristocrats and none of us would ever have heard of the Napa Valley. From his personal cellar, to a tasting of Spain-s greatest wine, to the Dorset vineyard where he-s making English bubbly that shows up Champagne, we-ll find what exactly it means to be a world-class wine expert and hear the story of how he changed wine forever on one day in 1976. More MUNCHIES Al-Kee-Hol: Craft Beer in Japan - Getting to Know Golden - Exploding Sake For Breakfast
Date: 2020-05-17

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I wonder how many of JOHNNY DEPP'S -30000 monthly spent on so called CONNOSSIEUR WINE, was also a con, provided by his own trusted employees, where fake wine labels were placed in place of cheap wine, as once he's an alcoholic, all you need is to give him his 1st glass wine of some sort of 'good wine' than just replace the rest with cheap supermarket label wine, hence the employee doing this was earning approximately -25000 monthly profit from getting johnny depp drunk everyday!
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The funny thing is that your senses become weak with age and i think, that his taste is inferior to a child and so his nose, eyes and ears and now old people with waek senses tell you whar wine to drink and everybody believes it due to reputation and -experience- but that the same wine would taste different for a younger person and if he would smoke that would also affect your taste in a bad way.
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A wine maker spends years and sometimes decades to become a master wine maker. The master wine maker sells his art to millions of people some of those people are wine snobs. Wine snobs are like the fggts who go to museums just to smear shit on the canvas. They take art, swirl it in their dirty mouths and then spit it out into a bucket where it will then be discarded.
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I work in one of the world's largest wine industry and some wine are being labeled differently but comes from the same tank yet sold at different prices. - I used to work for a soy milk company also and we used to make soy milk for Starbucks and other big name brands all labels are different yet exactly the same lol.
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Some how I found this very appealing, maybe just because I like Hannibal. But it would be greater if Steven made his own vine, just curios how vine palette are made, spices, sugar, or grapes? - I think there is too much of chemistry inside, yet not much of common human spirit.
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Although im only 18, my story is quite similar to his, my grandfather who was a wine collector introduced me to wine. He bought a case of year 2000 wine which I later was given. I dont see myself becoming a wine writer, but its really interesting!
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-But it has to be drunk! - Why thank you. over zealous British man. - I love British aristocrats they always say obvious things with such conviction they have me convinced I couldn't have figured it out without their expertise.
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Every country makes good and bad wine, there are a LOT of politics in the -fine- wine industry as with any other consumer industry. The fact that it takes one person's opinion to -change wine forever- should be a red flag.
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Great personality. Funny that he says he doesn't like to spend more than 50pounds on wine and then he shows Ruchottes Chambertin or a Cornas from A. Clape, wines you cannot buy for a bargain en primeur.
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White people get a lot of shit these days but sometimes it takes a posh, white guy with money to preserve history & forge the future for all of us. Sometimes privilege falls in the right hands.
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