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Today I am looking at the wines from some of the most extreme vineyards in the world. I am starting off with the most dangerous and will be covering the highest vineyards, the most northern and southern, the steepest, the smallest, and the oldest vines. I will let you know if these vineyards are making wines that are commercially available, and their prices. Plus we will look at the following grapes in more detail: Torrontes, Riesling, Chasselas, and Petite Arvine. I also squeeze in a little about the lesser-known region of Valais, and why an old vine can produce better fruit. Enjoy!
If you want to skip ahead:
0.54: The most dangerous vineyard in the world: Domaine de Bargylus
6.19 Tasting Domaine de Bargylus Blanc 2015 £31.10 Hedonism
8.42: The highest vineyard in the world
12.31: The most northern commercial vineyard in the world
17.23: The most southern commercial vineyard in the world
18.38: The steepest vineyard in the world
21.11: The smallest vineyard in the world
22.24: The Valais region in Switzerland 
25.12: The oldest vine in the world
26.20: the oldest Shiraz vines in the world
28.08: What are old vines and why do they produce better fruit
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Until next time, Cheers to you!