American Wine Region YouTube Videos

I am starting a project on american wine region videos and I am going to have to see if there is anything I can do to make the videos more interesting then me staring into a camera talking. I can now incorporate still images into my videos, I haven't figured out a solution for animations yet, but when I do I think that will be the natural evolution of the channel. Then I can get a script and a microphone, and really cut up the audio, so I don't sound like the stuttering mess I am.


The first batch of videos includes a general overview of what an american viticulture areas where I explain the idea of declassification and give the example of Oakville, and Rutherford, Napa Valley, Napa County, California wine. I could really revisit this in a more through way and talk about the legal requirements of making a new AVA.
The second video I made, in this same session, is about New York State Wine. New York wine is known primarily on the strength of its Riesling. I then segue into a discussion of Direct to consumer wines. I could also do this over and talk about how a lot of very interesting wines that are madeby very large wineries are reserved for this trade.

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