Classic and Important Names in Wine. – Episode #199

March 13, 2007

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Gary Vaynerchuk explores a few wines that have such amazing track records even he is intimidated.

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  1. March 13, 2007

    mas

    Hi Gary – great episode again. A little disappointed in the Gaja – the $125 is actually the lowest price I’ve seen for that wine, and was hoping for a bit more to convince me to finally spring for one – you can find as good for half that price …

    QOTD: count the number of first time comments – lurkers only – try to exceed the most first time comments you’ve ever had in any of the previous 199 episodes …

  2. March 13, 2007

    Pete C

    Just a lurker coming out in support of Gary. I still think it would be alot of fun to have you do episodes while abroad. How ’bout an episode from Bordeaux? Get on those statins if that cholesterol is a problem, bud.

  3. March 13, 2007

    winejedi

    great episode gary. i got a good chuckle about your comment about “the football team you hate from the upper northeast”. you gotta R-E-S-P-E-C-T those patriots!

  4. March 13, 2007

    Sully

    Hey Dirtbags!!! this is my Reply debut, although I fathered oprahs illegal love child I still pronounce GAJA -GASHU not GIA , love ben

  5. March 13, 2007

    Harley Stan

    Great episode, a little out of my regular price range.
    QOTD- Shoot for at least 150 individuals. I don’t think that is out of the realm of possiblity. I watched for a month before I commented.
    Have fun on your trip!

  6. March 13, 2007

    DaBear

    Hey Gary,

    Havn’t posted in awhile, have been really busy!!! I love all the changes made to this site eg. “the forum” and you going to different cities( Chicago/ San Fran)… Have you considered/reconsidered my idea for a random “WLTV’er” to appear with you on an episode and critique some wine? A “WLTV’er” fan appreciation episode…

    I am humble so please do not ask me….anyone else in this vast “WLTV nation” would do

  7. March 13, 2007

    eric

    I am another lurker. First time posting in here and watching almost every episode. Keep up the great work – I’ve learned a lot from watching this.

  8. March 13, 2007

    Michael Palmer

    I admit it, I am a lurker. I discovered you last year; around epsisode 60. I actually linked you from my own web-site so more people can learn of you. You are an inspiration to learn more about wines. I am mostly into Italian wines this year, because I am planning a trip to Florence in Oct 2007. So, the Barbaresco was interesting, though it is from Piedmont. I love their Barolo. I’m very interested in trying the cheese. I hope you will stop by and sign my guestbook Gary. It would be a great honor and just plain AWESOME!

    I would like to know why and how you determine how long to decant your wines. It seems each of your espisodes are two to four hours for wines. Would love to know your philosophy behind that reasoning. Thanks. Keep up the great shows!

  9. March 13, 2007

    Dom

    OK, instead of “where’s the beef” I will ask “where’s the cheese” link? Love the stuff but can’t find the link.

    QOTD: There’s a Bordeaux I adore and wondered if you’ve heard of it or if possible, peruse a few bottles or case futures for me. It’s a gargista named “Reignac.” Their 2000 is one of my fav wines.

    Have fun in Bordeaux and follow in the footsteps of one of our founding fathers, Thos Jefferson.

    Merci beaucoup!
    Dom

  10. March 13, 2007

    SoCal

    G,
    I feel bad, I too just sent a PM asking for Bordeaux help.
    Sorry to pile on.
    May be you should offer a sample case “hand picked by G himself”?
    QOTD: If we can beat the all time record of most comments including new lurkers we get free shipping on futures.
    Yes TS…….FREE FREE FREE FREE SHIPPING

  11. March 13, 2007

    CampingLisaB

    Ok Gary…Let’s say the number needs to be pretty darn phenomenal…Let’s see..

    How about hmmm… 350….

    Love the OAK MONSTER …

  12. March 13, 2007

    Elliot Essman

    Good presentation of the Gaja. You have to spend $125 on something some time.

  13. March 13, 2007

    wine-ot

    Qod – How about a bar graph illustrating episode 1-199 general comments to lurker ratio and if we can surpass the all time daily high of lurker shout-outs, you offer free shipping. Just give them a target number to bring them out…like a telethon! Make any sence? Either way good luck and safe travels!

  14. March 13, 2007

    JonE

    It makes sense to me too G-Man. Rockin’ the Gaja and the Beaucastel, pure jealousy is now corsing through my veins. I despise you G-Man.

    QOTD:You need help? Call up Michel Roland, I’m sure he’s not busy. He could provide valuable counsel, he’s done one or two things in Bordeaux.

  15. March 13, 2007

    KenP

    Great episode, GV. Fine take on the Ch. du Pape.
    On a personal note: What a remarkable fellow you are. It is just an absolute pleasure watching you take such delight in the finer things in life. Sublime work you have.
    My son, soon off to university, also has an infectious enthusiasm for good wine and cheese (yes, he’s under 21, but we’re a francophile household…so shoot me).
    Your joie de vivre is just wonderful.

  16. March 13, 2007

    Karen Lorentz

    Gary, my cholesterol is over 300. Same for every woman in my family, and my mother is 83. You have to die of something, and don’t you think all the red wine is cleaning out those arteries? Chill, man, and eat that cheese!

  17. March 13, 2007

    GeneV

    3 out of 4 of the wines should not have been touched for another 3 years at least, but it seemed like your palate was having a bad day. When one of the best Chateauneufs, one of the best Barbarescos and one of the best Rieslings aren’t doing it for you, I’d wonder what is going on.

    Have a great trip to Bordeaux!

  18. March 13, 2007

    Patt

    intimated?? Is that like intimidated? Looking forward to watching the episode.

  19. March 13, 2007

    lovinit

    7:52 free oak….loved that part!!!

  20. March 13, 2007

    lovinit

    GARY I HOPE YOU SEE THIS MESSAGE
    Since you’re calling for lurkers to make a comment, here’s mine – YOU’RE HOT! You’re knowledge, charisma, attitude…if you were wine you’d be in the 90’s for me. Thanks for another episode, and for keeping the show alive and full of energy.
    Ms. Lurker

  21. March 13, 2007

    stevo

    Are you into chocolate? A pairing episode with chocolate would be sweet.

  22. March 13, 2007

    NY Pete

    A big PAZZZZZZZZZZ…too much $$$$$$$$$$$$$

  23. March 13, 2007

    brooklyni

    I swear I know exactly what you’re talking about with the Tribeca sewer smeel. I’ll have to get me a bottle!

  24. March 13, 2007

    Eric

    Smells like Spanish Sherry, huh? How ’bout that sherry episode? :-)

  25. March 13, 2007

    Alos Diallo

    Another great episode! I thought of picking up some of the Beringer, but not sure however at the price it might not be a bad risk.

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