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1. October 19, 2009

   Ken Moorhead

   Dang! 4 and a half minutes and we’re out! Even in these first three episodes, I can see you getting more comfortable in front of the camera and more of your personality coming through. Very cool!

2. September 28, 2009

   John J.

   Can’t wait to try the ‘07 chat. neuf-de-papes.
   Can’t wait to see ya do a vin jaune episode either.

3. July 9, 2009

   wayno da wino

   YEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAW, TOP 30 !!!!! It’s hard to believe there are so
   few comments on these COOOOL Early Episodes…..

4. May 20, 2009

   Brian Johnson

   Bought a 2005 Domaine du Vieux Télégraphe CDP “La Crau” before it hit the top ten in WS Top 100 of 2008. Can’t wait to try it in 10-20 years and see how it evolves.

5. February 18, 2009

   A dumb Rhine king

   Good info about 2003.

6. July 19, 2008

   kjdion

   going get a CDP this weekend

7. July 13, 2008

   Tooch

   still waiting to drink my first CDP…the wait is killing me…

8. July 8, 2008

   Dan Leavy

   nice 93 pointer!

   third word “be”

9. April 24, 2008

   David Cole

   I’m glad I am watching some old episodes, because this past weekend I purchased a couple Chateauneuf Du Pape wines. I have drank lot’s of american syrah and australian shiraz, but for some reason not from France.

   I look for this one in the future.

10. February 24, 2008

    lawschooldrunk

    Biggy up to the monks in Israel that teach wine making!

    Is that a reidel glass? you left the sticker on, Gary!

    do they make any of these “pops” kosher?

    keep it up, gary, and get fa’shnikin and shiker!

11. January 29, 2008

    The Fanjestic

    2 Things – 1st the wall behind you is completely blank and boring – it’s weird to see how even your surroundings get more animated. 2nd – you left a comment with the users – something you don’t do anymore. I know you read the posts but you should leave some comments with us!

12. January 7, 2008

    Mr.Ambassador

    Like to see that you’re carrying some of these wines which have a limited availability (outside of a few restaurants). I like the additional background you’ve provided concerning the winemaker; makes a wine more of an experience and these little details help form a lasting memory (particularly when heard while sampling a bottle).

    Wish I could get the opportunity to try this CDP, but I have a feeling it would be difficult to locate here in Washington State.

13. November 15, 2007

    David James

    Looks expensive…I’ll probably never be able to try this wine

14. October 16, 2007

    Jason

    Emeril refernece, have to say, he ought to be referencing you as a notable personality in the near future. Too bead I didn’t see this when it was released, can’t buy Chateauneuf du Pape for that anymore.

15. September 25, 2007

    Dale Cruse

    In later episodes Gary will dispense with preconceived notions.

    This is a video blog in search of a closing catchphrase!

16. August 29, 2007

    WA Ambassador

    I like how you are trying wines that I may never otherwise hear about. There are so many winaries out there, it makes it so hard to find out about some of them.

17. June 2, 2007

    vibemore

    I love the Chateauneuf Du Pape but have not yet tried Caves De Colombe. Too bad it is out of stock at W.L.

18. May 31, 2007

    David Canada

    I’m becoming a huge rhone fan….love this episode. You seem so subdued though…can’t wait til the real Gary shows his colours.

19. May 18, 2007

    Ross

    Hype? Does hype exist in the wine industry? lol

    $.06

20. April 20, 2007

    sfgiants55

    Hah! He’s using the same glass that he forgot to take the sticker off of!

21. October 5, 2006

    the professor and....

    Ah the Caves, another good one! Reminded me of backpacking in France, 1992. Gary, you were what, 10 or something?

22. September 30, 2006

    Mike F.

    I’ve enjoyed CDP’s at restaurants from time to time, but I’ve never made an effort to educate myself on the producers in this region. Although I’ve made it a common practice to pick out great QPR Cotes du Rhone wines simply because it isn’t to hard to score some great finds for under 15 bucks. I know that there are plenty of awesome CDP wines out there that can be had for about $40 a bottle. Not a huge jump in price, but a leap in enjoyment and complexity.

23. September 19, 2006

    Brandon M

    Top 10!
    I do love those Chateauneuf Du Pape.
    And you still have some in stock!

    B

24. March 25, 2006

    Mike Nappi

    Gary,
    Loved the video, but can’t help but feel you left some important info out. Is the wine ready to drink? Could it stand some more time in the bottle? What changes could be expected in the wine with additional ageing?
    Mike

25. March 5, 2006

    gary vaynerchuk

    Sean B He makes a ton of Burg’s and a few Rhones, he is bascally a Burgundy winery but yes CDP is a rhone wine

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