Wine Racks, Coolers And Rooms All On Display Today

Wine Racks, Coolers And Rooms All On Display Today – Episode #364

December 5, 2007

Gary Vaynerchuk goes on tour and shows the viewers out there a few different options on how to store your wines.

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“Seriously one of the best episodes youve ever done. I love wine cella…” by Dessert Wine Nerd
“Great episode Gary! Lots of great information, ideas and just plain c…” by John D.
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Wines tasted in this episode:

1992 Louis Latour Corton Charlemagne
1988 Chateau Certan de May

Links mentioned in todays episode.

Washington Valley Cellars Link

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December 6, 2007

Iron Man
Freaking great episode!! You make me want a wine cellar for the home but unfortunately, it’s still off-site for me. and GV….where the heck is my 1990 Massetto!!! jk
December 6, 2007

Mr. Cabernet
Excellent show. I use a Vintage Keeper 220 and have been happy with it so far. It has a very good QPR.
December 6, 2007

JeffC
Cool show GV, really informative and enjoyable. For the time being, my hall closet under the stairs will be the home for my small collection. Spare cash goes for the wine and consumption.
Thanks again.
December 6, 2007

OhioPride
Interesting show, it’s just hard to watch knowing the bulk of my generation or younger won’t be able to afford to fill those cellars with some of the great wines from France and California. Priced out of collecting. I have a cellar at home, but you’ve got to be on another planet to believe these are in the range of the every-day-joe. Evidence the wine world is changing, not necessarily in a good way, especially people trying to get started.
December 6, 2007

Eric and Amy
Gary,
I enjoy watching your show and your enthusiasm for wine and I am going to throw a huge “but” in here. Ready? Your camera presence and good looks are hurt by your very poor posture. I am a chiropractor in addition to being a wine lover, and I am suggesting that you see your chiropractor to fix your “forward head carriage.” It is quite easy to do so with a few adjustments and some home exercise and stretch instructions. Let me know if you need any assistance.
Amy P. Mercovich, D.C.
Bergen, NY
December 6, 2007

Jesse (PatsFan) G.
Absolutely amazing episode. I think we need more field trips like that!

Next it would be nice to see what a home user that doesn’t have a basement (Floridian) can do for a wine cellar.
December 6, 2007

ChrisR
Amazing ep. I’ve always wanted a cellar on the main floor attached to the dining room. That is the ideal place. It is so tempting to do this but then I think, why don’t I just buy $60K worth of better wine. What would give me more enjoyment? I guess both.
December 6, 2007

Cheryl
Thanks for the great informative episode GV. Keep shows like this coming. Will pass this on to friends.
December 6, 2007

Dominick Mack
Gary – best episode on WLTV since, How does Temp. affect wine. AWESOME!
December 6, 2007

joel delon
Hey gary enjoy this episode and especially the waterfall racking idea very practical and nice !
where can i find it in europe ? can you send me a leaflet and prices ?
good job !
December 6, 2007

Reggie Tolbert
Great episode!! GV thanks for schooling us on wine.
December 6, 2007

grace
That was a great look at wine cellars! Gary, your point about wine rotation and need for a cellar was an important one to distinguish. Thanks for saving the best for last! That household not only sees wine as a legacy, but also as something to be enjoyed and shared in the present.
December 6, 2007

Adam Z
Great episode GV; one of my favorites. Hopefully someday I’ll be able to afford a cellar like that AND wines like those. Big upz from the CKC!
December 6, 2007

KingLurker
Awesome episode. Really appreciate the time that you put into it. But jeez do you have ADD. It was very fun and informative to watch
December 6, 2007

stewart l
Enjoyed all the wine cellars. Most important point you mentioned was how long will you keep the wines and their price point. I have a passive cellar, I don’t sell my wines and normally keep them less than 10 years. My temp fluctaution is frpom 55 in winter to 68 in the summer. My bottles have aged fine. I do use a dehumidifier to keep the humidity around 70%. I can hold around 700 bottles and it cost me around 1500 to build.
December 6, 2007

Chris Pennell
Really enjoyed the episode.
Idea for another show, or maybe you’ve already done it, but a tour of the wine library would be interesting watch. If you’ve done any other episodes similar to that, link them up!
December 6, 2007

Grasshopper
Sensei,

Great episode and very imformative. I think you should try and do more field trips on educational issues. This was a wonderful idea!

Thanks,

Hopper
December 6, 2007

GrapeStuff
WOW. That was an AMAZING episode!!! Huge value GV and Jay!! (great work on those cellars Jay!! They all looked great and showed us a good diversity of options) TOTAL CLASSIC!! And great work Mott bringing the Vayniacs into those cellars with some stellar camera work. Awesome everybody, awesome!
December 6, 2007

Cassie
wowwwww, a wine cellar is like my ultimate goal for a future home and those are some pretty sweet ones! I might need to give J Rosen a call in like 10 or 15 years… For the moment, I keep my bottles sideways under the bed. If you have a carpet and no money, its definitely the way to go.
December 6, 2007

Ryan D
Great show Gary. If I learned one thing it’s to use mahogany or pine when I building my own racking!
December 6, 2007

waibeans
Great Show today GV! thx for setting this one up. Loved it.
December 6, 2007

Michael
Great episode. I was considering a custom wine cellar. This helped out a lot!
December 6, 2007

Shadowbird
That first wine cellar is the awesome, and I wish I had one. But it’s hard to build a cellar onto a second-floor apartment.
December 6, 2007

careyd
Oh Gary, can you follow up on the next show how the LaTour evolved in more detail?
TIA,
CareyD
December 6, 2007

careyd
Hey Gary,
Very nice show. Really enjoyed it! While I aspire to the greatness of those cellars, and enjoy seeing them, my own is quite humble. It consists of about 50-70 bottles in a wine fridge under the stairs. It only varies 2-3 degrees, and most of the wine gets consumed within 24-36 months, but alas I’ve started to lay down a few bottles for the long haul. When my 2005 Bordeaux futures come in, I’ll have to figure out what to do to store those (keeping at least 20 years). As you can see, I’ve only been into this a couple of years, but we all have to start somewhere I guess.