Gavi Wine Tasting - Episode #335

October 17, 2007

Gary Vaynerchuk tastes the 3 biggest Gavi’s out there today!

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  • “I always feel bad for you when you do shows like this, Gary. It alway…” by Dessert Wine Nerd
  • “QOTD: I have to go with Franklin Delano Roosevelt. He was brilliant, …” by CBone
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Wines tasted in this episode:

Banfi Principessa GaviGavi play review at cork'd
Villa Rosa Gavi Di GaviLugana play review at cork'd
2005 La Scolca Gavi Di Gavi Black LabelGavi play review at cork'd

156 Responses

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  1. about 3 weeks ago

    Dessert Wine Nerd

    I always feel bad for you when you do shows like this, Gary. It always seems when you try to bring attention to a wine that most of us dont know about all the wines seem to miss the mark. It hurts because I know you care about us and love wine so much and want us to expand our palates. Maybe next time, eh? *wink wink* QOTD: I cant really answer this one. My memory is too foggy on presidents past, and although I feel Clinton did very well in office (sexual scandals aside), I wouldnt put him in my top two. Im also too far out of touch on foreign politics to make a vote for anyone from another country, either.

  2. about 2 months ago

    CBone

    QOTD: I have to go with Franklin Delano Roosevelt. He was brilliant, a true liberal, he helped to save the world, and he lead our country at a time when we could be justly proud of who we were. WAY more than can be said for the monsters currently ruining our country and our planet. Obama ‘08!

  3. about 5 months ago

    BobbyTiger

    Robert E. Lee. (I know he wasn’t a President, but he should have been). He fought like hell for “his country”, and when he lost, he embraced (& was embraced) by the North. A complete gentleman. I never heard of Gavi, and given my inability to bang out the big bones, I will never hear of it again. Thanks for the insight Gary.

  4. about 10 months ago

    GR8Wine

    Hey GV,
    Second favorite President was probably Thomas Jefferson, who was also the world’s first wine critic and tried to bring noble wines to America. Nice enthusiasm on this show. Sorry it took so long to comment.

  5. about 11 months ago

    MtnCharlie

    The subtitle of this episode should have been “Gary Vaynerchuk takes down the 3 biggest Gavi’s out there today!”. Very interested to try a Gavi, in spite of the episode results. Really appreciate being introduced to new wines. Thanks Gary.

    QOTD: No real favorite, so no real second favorite.

  6. about 11 months ago

    GeneV

    Too bad you couldn’t try the Villa Sparina. I really like that one–lots of mineral, floral with lots going on.

  7. about 11 months ago

    Jon B.

    To bad on the Gavi’s. Qotd Has to be Ulysses S. Grant because he is on the 50 dollar bill which takes second to Bejamin Franklin on the 100 dollar bill. Thanks Gary and WLTV crew.

  8. about 11 months ago

    j carey

    there are some great Gavis out there.. do not give up hope….

  9. about 11 months ago

    jcrazy

    QOTD: Boris Yeltzin (sp?). C’mon you know Boris was a Vayniac. That homie loves Gavi too, in fact he likes 7-Up WITH Gavi and anything else that remotely resembles alcohol.

    Must seek Gavi.

  10. about 11 months ago

    DulaMae

    I found some Gavi today that was in a 375 ml bottle so I guess if it is not to my liking much won’t go to waste. It is Bersano 2003, I will give it a ‘whirl’ after I watch today’s show.

  11. about 11 months ago

    DARREL LAS VEGAS

    Please do the GOOD Gavi show ASAP,the 3 wines you just tasted are the reason Americans don’t like this variatal!

  12. about 11 months ago

    Susan

    Gary-QOTD: Second fav president is George Washington. Favorite is Abraham Lincoln. :)

  13. about 11 months ago

    Chauncey Lewis

    bush, because they are as mass produced as the gavi you tasted and are as bad.

  14. about 11 months ago

    Wil

    Gary bro - you endear me to you by your butchering of the word “Principessa”. As an opera singer I’m obsessive-compulsively bound to note that the “ci” in Italian diction is pronounced “chih” as opposed to “sih”. Also, the double-consonant is always hesitated on and emphasized. Effectively the word will be (phonetically) “prin-chih-PES-sa”. And please know that I’m totally not hatin’ on you, I’m just here to rock!…the wine world.

    QOTD: I’m rather tickled by anyone who says that “we sure could use some of the founding father’s wisdom right about now”. I encourage anyone who puts any stock in that idea to read “A Brilliant Solution” by Prof. Carol Berkin, the leading authority on Revolutionary Women and one of the top minds on Early America. Then they’d realize that if the founding fathers were here today, their brains would explode.

    That said, FDR is the man - second only to good ‘ole Teddy.

  15. about 11 months ago

    Kristen

    You’ll have to find some better Gavis…I’m intrigued. But thanks for telling it like it is.

    QOTD: JFK (cause FDR was #1)

  16. about 11 months ago

    Steve B

    “Californication” — are you kidding? It can’t even light “Mad Men”’s menthol cigarettes, let alone compete.

    QOTD: TR

  17. about 11 months ago

    Eric A.

    Dude, Californication — the BEST show on TV right now. I wasn’t sure about it at first since I hate the whole “I’m a depressed writer” bit (’cause I am one and all, I don’t get nearly that much ass, nor do I drive a Porsche), but the show is really going above and beyond that premise and really hitting its stride. Funny enough, just last night I was walking on 7th Avenue, less than 24 hours after having watched the extremely disturbing yet completely hilarious sex scene in the most recent episode, when I passed right by Evan Handler (Charlie the agent), walking the other way! I threw water in his face…just kidding.

  18. about 11 months ago

    chenin

    lol, I never had a good Gavi either… nor did I try to look
    for one. Similar to Prosecco, really.

    Very fun and entertaining show today, BTW :)

  19. about 11 months ago

    BF

    I love the Smallville people– this Vayniac’s sister writes for the show! Watch on October 25.

  20. about 11 months ago

    David

    Never had a Gavi, and can’t say that this espiode will change that, but I am intrigued and look forward to GV finding the Vayniacs some good ones.

    QOTD: Bill Clinton.

  21. about 11 months ago

    Kenny

    Hello everyone,
    Is it rude to spit at a wine tasting event?
    I’m a wine noob and absolutely love this show. Keep up the good work Gary.

  22. about 11 months ago

    Orion Slayer

    I’ve had my eye on a Gavi at my local wine shop. Thankfully, it’s not one of the one’s tried today.

    QOTD: My second favorite president is Polk. Thanks to him the United States spans from the Atlantic to the Pacific! (We should have gone for North and South too. ;) )

  23. about 11 months ago

    NADINE

    I don’t like any because I personnally think politics is untruthfull and too powerfull for there own good, that said, none come to mind.

  24. about 11 months ago

    Johnny O

    Hey garry, good job! I loved the wild goose chase thing witht he wristband and the http://www.garyismad.com…etc.

  25. about 11 months ago

    Taylor

    Green beans was the best part of this episode, those wines were a big let down BIG let down. Californication is a kick ass show, can’t believe he was on the X files.
    QOTD Bill Clinton, what what!!

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