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EPISODE · May 6, 2025 · 19 MIN

WTF Terroir? And Some Sancerre.

from After Wine School · host Wine School Media

In this episode of After Wine School, hosts Keith Wallace and Alana Zerbe delve into the world of wine, demystifying the concept of terroir. Keith passionately argues that terroir is often overstated and emphasizes the significant role of yeast and winemaking techniques. The duo also explores the magic of precise winemaking as they taste a Sancerre. They share candid insights and engage in an entertaining discussion about wine education, pairing suggestions, and the elusive quality that makes some wines truly extraordinary. Tune in for wine wisdom, hearty laughs, and passionate debates.   00:00 Introduction to After Wine School 00:41 Meet Your Hosts: Keith Wallace and Alana Zerbe 01:01 Legal Disclaimer and Podcast Humor 01:59 The Terroir Debate: Keith's Controversial Take 03:19 Defining Terroir: Classical vs. Modern Views 04:35 The Role of Yeast in Winemaking 07:43 The Magic of Winemaking 12:40 Wine Tasting: Sancerre 17:40 Food Pairings and Final Thoughts 18:57 Closing Remarks and Call to Action 👉 Free wine class + resources: https://wineschool.us/hub

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