Chefs and Cellars by Dutch Wine Apprentice
Sep 25, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min · 13 segments
In this episode of Chefs & Cellars, we travel to Texel to visit Restaurant RJ, where we sit down with owner Jordy Schuijl.Currently operating from a temporary location…
Jordy SchuijlGuest
it's from their own and I came in contact with this wine like uh two or three years ago and it was like okay this is different really good different but it's if you smell it is the the air it's like um you're having a full body of wine really full body is in type of with a with a dish in the menu it will be like a really surprise if you say it's like burgundy style i think he's gonna be there in the same style he's um really appreciate the burgundy styles as well and he's really known Yeah, he's
Because first of all, you work with different grapes, but the terroir is different.
No,

And he's new for terroir, of course, that's the thing he wants to improve with these wines.

And of course, it's 2019 because we think, and that's my opinion, I want to drink the wines in the right moments.
way to... get them at the right age.
And also you have an important role about aging them yourself.
You have a seller.
We'll talk a little bit about that.
But there is a lot of...
I mean, you buy not just to serve straight away.
You also buy to have it on stock and to make it...
Well, see how it develops.
And then when the moment is right, you will put it on the wine list and then people can... choose yeah we

now we now put it in the wine list in like in keller because some people really like to drink the new wines so the new vintages for me it's not i'm not standing behind that because okay there's still a lot

it's from their own and I came in contact with this wine like uh two or three years ago and it was like okay this is different really good different but it's if you smell it is the the air it's like um you're having a full body of wine really full body is in type of with a with a dish in the menu it will be like a really surprise if you say it's like burgundy style i think he's gonna be there in the same style he's um really appreciate the burgundy styles as well and he's really known Yeah, he's
Because first of all, you work with different grapes, but the terroir is different.
No,

And he's new for terroir, of course, that's the thing he wants to improve with these wines.

And of course, it's 2019 because we think, and that's my opinion, I want to drink the wines in the right moments.
way to... get them at the right age.
And also you have an important role about aging them yourself.
You have a seller.
We'll talk a little bit about that.
But there is a lot of...
I mean, you buy not just to serve straight away.
You also buy to have it on stock and to make it...
Well, see how it develops.
And then when the moment is right, you will put it on the wine list and then people can... choose yeah we

now we now put it in the wine list in like in keller because some people really like to drink the new wines so the new vintages for me it's not i'm not standing behind that because okay there's still a lot
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