Wines From Pauillac. Bordeaux most important wines?

Wines From Pauillac. Bordeaux most important wines? - Episode #301

August 27, 2007

Gary Vaynerchuk explores 4 well priced Pauillac wines and talks about this legendary place.

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“stumbled upon your website while searching Pauillac - and subscribed i…” by Dalene
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Wines tasted in this episode:

2004 Reserve De La ComtessePauillac
2004 Chateau Lynch MoussasPauillac
2004 Chateau Pichon BaronPauillac
2001 Chateau Pichon LalandePauillac

Links mentioned in todays episode.

Idaho Wine Festival Medal Winners

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about 3 weeks ago

Dalene
stumbled upon your website while searching Pauillac - and subscribed immediately.I googled Pauillac because: Im a South African wine lover teaching English in Hong Kong at Lan Chi Pat Secondary School and we are involved in a Chinese-French exchange program - thanks to a famous opera singer and a great wine from Pauillac!!! Our students are off to France on May 1st and will be guests of St Jean school in Pauillac. Unfortunately I won’t be joining them although I have the honour of preparing them for this wonderful experience.
How about trying some of South Africa’s famous wines on your show? My personal favourite is Diemersfontein Pinotage.
about 2 months ago

bigmay
Thank you for the amazing show. I feel it’s fate that you tasted the ‘04 Pichon-Baron and I watched it today. It goes on sale locally today and I’ve been drooling over it every time I see it. I guess it’s time to pull the trigger.
about 7 months ago

Bruce S
Please review your decision not to ship to Washington State. It’s not really a law, just a request from the State to not send there. :-0)
about 7 months ago

michael philip
Listening to some Iron Maiden.love the show.I can’t affffffford this wine but I will try and maybe cry to the car.
about 8 months ago

vibemore
I have been WAAAY out of town and have some catching up to do. Have never tasted a Pauliac wine. I’m a loser…
about 8 months ago

97brunello
gotta love the bordeaux. the most complex wines around. keep ‘em coming.
about 8 months ago

Oregon Sipper
Funny Story about WLTV

My daughter (9 months old) claps every time she hears Gary Vay Ner Chuk!
about 8 months ago

Anthony
Hey gary, I’ve just got myself hooked on your show through digg. And I’ll do my share.. keep it up
about 8 months ago

Kevin
Oh man. Watching you drink those made me yearn deeply for some.
I WILL be going out and buying some soon. And I’m going to have to work harder to support my habit. Damn you. [kidding]
about 8 months ago

Elliot Essman
Whenever I run into someone from Morris County, my natural question is if they know the Wine Library. They usually do, but are also usually ignorant of the WLTV aspect. So I become a WLTV cheerleader. It’s group dynamics after all.

With this in mind, perhaps we can vote on which episodes would best get a newbie hooked. I personally think it would be one with a combination of raves and pans and some variance from Parker and Spectator.

Perhaps a dedicated, easy-to-remember URL with links to a few prime point-of-entry episodes might prove to be worth the trouble.
about 8 months ago

chenin
Good episode.

QOTD: Sorry I have none.

My 2 cents:
What about the Languedoc ? I think it deserves more
attention because there is so much good stuff there.
about 8 months ago

Dale Cruse
QOTD: Gary, I’ve been evangelizing you and the show since almost the beginning. Lots more people are getting into quality wines than ever before and need a guide - a sherpa, if you will. Though I emphasize using their own palettes, I always recommend your show as fun, interesting, and informative. Here’s to many hundreds of more episodes!
about 8 months ago

Paul Vanasse (pv)
Loved the tasting on Bordeaux. It took me back to my days there and late night drinks at the Burdigala bar asking the bartender (Jean) for his best cognac. Pauillac is such a special place. I totally relate to your excitement from the last wine in the episode. Great work!
about 8 months ago

joebot
Hiya Gary, sorry I’m late on watchin and postin, works been heck this week !
Great show!! I want to learn more about Bordeaux even though its a bit pricey for me right now!! Thanks so much for the show! it’s one of my favorite things to watch on friday evenings!

Joe
about 8 months ago

Colin
Again - late on this one - but wurd up! Good show!
about 8 months ago

Karl Laczko
Serious wines, serious review, I so need to try some good Bordeaux. Loved the Cork action, well aimed.

QOTD - My better half (significant other, she who must be obeyed etc) used to jump up as soon as she heard your opening lines “HELLO EVERYBODY….” and join in with the rest of the intro, it was very funny to watch. However recently you’ve been posting the episodes so late (for the U.K.) that she’s asleep on the sofa by the time you’re on.
about 8 months ago

de Las
what does g-money think about the 03 Pavie controversy?
about 8 months ago

TR
Just checked my Bordeaux collection its at about 40% (Poy-Yack) pretty high considering there are 9 (out of 27) serious appelations in the Gironde. I almost popped my one and only ‘01 Pichon Lalande to sip along with you but since its pizza night..nagh. I’ll do a replay when I do.
I know what you mean about labels, my wife buys ANYthing that has a dog, cat, horse or crab on it. She drinks, and likes, this stuff called Blue Crab that tastes like the Kool-Aid pitcher guy took a drunken wiz in a bucket of vinegar. But then again she dunks her lump crabmeat into cider vinegar at crabfeasts, so there’s no accounting for taste. Hey! she married me. At least I don’t have to tell her to “Leggo my Margaux!”
about 8 months ago

Kristen
Way to go, rooting for Bordeaux. I’m definitely more of an Old World wine gal (especially cause I lived in France for awhile), so I appreciated this show. Thanks for the tips on the solid, but not overly priced vintage years…I’ll have to search some of the thunder bringers.

QOTD: Just have to give you props for (indirectly) helping me get a job at a wine shop in Madison, WI cause I gave a shout out to you in my interview there. Just started and very pumped to be in this world, helping people choose wines, taste ‘em, and let ‘em know about your show.

Keep on bringing the thunder!
about 8 months ago

brando
great episode, thanks for turning me on to bordeaux.
about 8 months ago

Tom d'Arcy
First time to see the show. Great show on Pauillac #301. You should offer the shows on DVD (1-100, 101-200, etc.) for review or for sale for newbies. Also you need a button where I can printout the wines for that show with ratings, pricing, and some comments. Great work.
about 8 months ago

laposte
2004 and 2001 are the vintages the discerning buyer will pursue rather than the 2005.
QOTD: I emailed a friend to watch the last Amarone episode, went to his home for dinner that weekend. He opened an Allegrini because he disagreed with your low score and wanted to re-taste it together…yes
about 8 months ago

SoCal
QOTD: sorry bro no stories yet
about 8 months ago

Warren Pence
Gary,

Awesome show! No can do it (wines) like the French!

Been watching since around show #285…like to watch more…but those time constraints ;-(

Thanks for the factoids about 2004 Bordeaux and the value.

Glad to be a rookie Vanyiac!!
about 8 months ago

Russ J
First off, GV, good to see you injecting a touch of realism into your Jets mania. Great to be a fanatic but being blinded by fanaticism gets old, and boring, fast. The wines were interesting and as always, the show is better when you truly are into the wines (funnier when you hate them, but…).

QOTD: Dinner at some friends house on Saturday. I brought the wine and this started a conversation that worked its way towards WLTV. One of my friends had a friend who interviewed “the owner of Wine Library”. I asked if it was Sasha Vaynerchuk. They said that the name sounded familiar and that he was a “total media whore”. “OK. That was GARY Vaynerchuk. He’s the guy that does WLTV, the video blog that I always watch”. No way your dad comes off like that!