In this video I take you through Chablis and Chardonnay for WSET Level 3. Here you view maps to understand the region, complete with a Google Earth videos to get a feel of the area, an infographic on Chardonnay and a really useful working written question. All with Jimmy’s tuition.
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0:00 Introduction
0:02 Chablis and Chardonnay for WSE
1:34 Chablis in France
13:43 The Chablis Hierarchy
15:13 Grand Cru Chablis
17:38 Google Earth Video
20:01 Grapegrowing in Chablis
23:31 Chardonnay: Winemaking Optic
28:30 Partial Written Question
27 Comments
Nice touch adding the Google Earth videos and it really immerses one into the topography on the area and illustrates the features of the landscape much more effectively.
Excellent session! Very informative, with all the details. You have great teaching skills, very natural!
I'm not even studying for this exam/course, but I do love to understand the wine I am drinking. So many of my friends will say they won't drink chardonnay but will happily sit there quaffing chablis! Love your style, presentation skills and structure. thanks
Great and very enlightening video. I’m currently taking the WSET lv3 in Dublin, Ireland. Next time I’m in London, I’m surely paying you a visit!
You are doing important work! I am taking Wset lv3 and i observe that while it is important to learn knowledge about wine, knowing how to answer the exam questions is also important (well, the end goal is to score marks, after all), and here you cover both! Thank you so much.
Very helpful. Thanks so much for making this content available.
great channel l'm learning and enjoying your channel.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us👏🏼👏🏼
Excellent classes! Thanks!
You're great and I'd love to be in London, one day, to meet you at one of your classes.
Excellent and detailed information on Chablis – Thank you!
My favourite wines! Just stumbled across your channel the other day. I'm planning on doing my WSET 3 soon I hope, and I absolutely love your videos.
Fabulous! Complementing my readings with your videos is proving a phenomenal learning experience!
Thanks for the e learning. Are there short written questions I can print out? Is the e learning a subscription?
very good!! you just have to improve a bit your French pronunciation , at least for the regions' names .. Champ'a'gne … it's an "a" like in "America" not like in "apple" 😉 "Lieu dit" is not "Liou dit" 😉 Anyway… BIG congrats for everything else!
GREAT JOB MATE!
Although I appreciate your words and face, is there a way to stop it covering the top right corner of the screen?
That was an excellent one Jimmy… Thanks!
Hello Jimmy, I find your videos very interesting and very informative. Thank you so much for doing such contents. 😊
fantastic video! thank you
I’m about to resit my Level 3 written exam and I’m so glad that I discovered your videos, the short answer tips are on point. I’m well aware this is what trips most people up. That and hand writing when almost everything we do now is electronic and typing.
This is great but just spit it out…Chablis is a crisp white wine, generally made from Chardonnay grapes of the Chablis region in France.
Thank u for the knowledges you give. Its very- very helpful!
Excellent
Great video – thank you.
fascinating to hear andlearn
Really precise, understandable and relevant
A comparison of Chablis with German Chardonnay might be interesting, as they are both cool climate grown.
Subbed. Again. I was dropped for some reason! 😮