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Since life can’t be all play and no work, eventhough I’m trying hard, you sometimes have to sit down, stop being a clown and pay homage to some wonderful wines with: in this case three white wines of Sandro Tasoniero (Sandro de Bruno winery in Monti Lessini – Veneto).
This is not in the typical WOTR style – it’s strictly a tasting episode. Please let me know what you think since I was busting my melon on whether or not I should put it online – I kinda like the fast moving pictures to be honest.
If I’ve peaked your interest and you feel like purchasing some of Sandro’s wines you can either:
1. Contact him directly: www.sandrodebruno.it (English is not a problem)
2. Get your local importer/distributor to do just that… import and/or distribute
3. Visit me in my Munich studio where I always have a medley of his many wines (don’t expect a warehouse, just 5-6 cases of his wines)
What’s this episode about?
Tasting wines, c’est tout!
Episode 002.3 will be online sooner rather than later. Enjoy and keep on keepin’ ON!
Finkus
PS: Yes, I feel sorry for Sandro having to listen to me ramble on and on (for much more than 12 mins.). Grazie Sandro!!
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November 20th, 2009 at 4:27 pm
Hey Finkus,
I enjoyed this style of video. You need a bit of wine geekery from time to time. That said, would have loved it to have been broken up a bit with some fast moving pictures. We like those too! :)
Januar 26th, 2010 at 9:41 pm
I liked this video, it was not a boring tasting at all, and the location looks beautiful. I would like to visit Sandro on my next Veneto trip.
Januar 29th, 2010 at 10:35 am
Frinkus, you made an impression> I agree; on the fly and/ or solo is better. I liked it, I think it has the potential to draw a good number of people. Are you working with rec and tourism?