Studying Northern Italian wine = maps, maps, and more maps!
Ok, if anyone is wondering what wine studies consist of, it's a lot of MAPS! Yes, you taste a lot too, but I can't express how much I look at maps. Regions, sub-regions, sub-zones of those sub-regions, soil breakdowns, etc. Don't get me wrong, I love it so much, but I will admit that there are times where you just want to rip up all your maps because your brain is exhausted! You have been warned...
I'm currently studying Northern Italy.
Source - Consorzio di Tutela Barolo Barbaresco Alba Langhe e Roero
Happy studying and thanks for reading!
My wife and I just began our wine journey this year with a membership to a local winery, Orfila.
We're still noobs but didn't feel totally silly picking a wine for our anniversary date last night.
Looking forward to learning more, and welcome to steemit!
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nice post
i enjoy your post ^^! Thanks.
wine wine wine, share me a bottle.
Continue your wine studies.
I love prosecco, and it comes from Veneto region, right? Did you have a chance to drive through the famous "Strada del Prosecco"?
Lol......
Heed obliged...
Wine at first thought it was the normal one lolz. Amazing stuff wine wine wine.
Interesting!
how many years did you study to get where you are now? thank you for the post @travelingsomm
About 5-6 years, but I took breaks in the middle.