New York City Wine Tour Day 2 – Episode #369

December 12, 2007

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Continuing with the NYC wine tour Gary Vaynerchuk stops by the Cafe Carlylse and tastes some wines with William Rhodes.

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  • “QOTD: Got a few bottles of F. Bonnet 1999 champagne, not sure how much…” by richardvinifera
  • “Another fun episode. The glasses are a little pricey, but its still i…” by Dessert Wine Nerd
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Wines tasted in this episode:

1990 Aigle Vouvray play review at cork'd
2004 Ici/ La- Bas Les Reveles Pinot NoirOther California Pinot Noir

play review at cork'd
2004 The Carlyle play review at cork'd
2002 Grand Puy Lacoste

play review at cork'd

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  1. September 16, 2009

    richardvinifera

    QOTD: Got a few bottles of F. Bonnet 1999 champagne, not sure how much longer it will last so probably a few bottles of that and then something red for a winter warmer, maybe some LBV port to ensure the requisite hangover.

  2. January 1, 2009

    Dessert Wine Nerd

    Another fun episode. The glasses are a little pricey, but its still interesting to see you go into a restaurant and talk it up with the som. QOTD: My 2000 Royal Tokaji true essencia. BUT!!!…. Im saving that for the day ( hopefully ) I get married. Maybe if I get a second bottle of the essencia I’ll open one before then.

  3. March 3, 2008

    thefanjestic

    Qotd – Prosecco early on and then to a nice Champagne. No specific producers, but something I haven’t had before.

  4. February 18, 2008

    TonyStro

    once the undertaker woke up, I really enjoyed the rapport between him & our boy Gary. Nicely done

  5. January 27, 2008

    Sev

    Awesome series of shows. I think I already answered a QOTD in a later episode, but I drank Peregrine Pinot Noir, and Duval-Leroy Brut NV. After seeing GV talk about grower’s champagne I wish I had made the effort to find something a little more special. Don’t have to wait until next New Year’s to find some though.

  6. December 28, 2007

    Dan-o

    New Years Eve wines:

    1) 2002 Leeuwin Estate Art Series Chardonnay
    2) 1998 Canon-Mieux – a Bordeaux wine from the Canon Fronsac region. It was the fist Bordeaux I purchased in quantity. I was a novice, ut this is a decent quaff.

    How do you like that – I already have them picked out!

  7. December 27, 2007

    Valentin

    2002 Bordeaux the ideal restaurant wine? Bullshit! Fact is that many persons not experienced in wines will order wines in restaurants because that is what people do. So they won’t probably notice that they just bought an overpriced wine. Thats how the wineindustry works: Dump all the crap into the restaurants. Of course there are restaurants with good and economical wine lists.

  8. December 19, 2007

    JayZee

    Super-fun episode. I’m a little disappointed that SS tagged William as “Geek Boy”, but I loved the episode.

    QOTD: New Year’s Eve we throw a dinner party for 6-8 of our closest friends. Since I am not sure what we are serving as yet (my wife the “Executive Chef” is still deciding), I cannot say for sure. But I am thinking that we will be having some nice Bordeaux, perhaps a 1995 from the left bank.

  9. December 18, 2007

    Elliot Essman

    Super rapport between the two of you. Great synergy. More episodes like this.

  10. December 18, 2007

    Michael H.

    Love these restaurant episodes.

    QOTD: Probably a vintage Billecart-Salmon…

  11. December 18, 2007

    SoCal

    QOTD: Fantasy land time…….Screaming Eagle 1997….just to see of it can live up to the hype……

  12. December 17, 2007

    Russ J

    I love these “on location” shows! The dude started slow, but came on strong.

    QOTD: Aldo Conterno Barolo Granbussia Riserva 1989

  13. December 17, 2007

    Karl Laczko

    William Rhodes. He looked a bit stiff on the intro, but he came across really cool (maybe a little bit Matt Damon from “The talented Mr Ripley”), as if there was a mini GV trying to get out. I liked the reference earlier to “Sir Gary”! (and boy can he knoack that wine back) :)

    I’d love to go to that place on an expense account (although I doubt my boss would sign off on the final bill!).

    QOTD – One wine on New year’s Eve? I’m not a big Champagne groupie so I think it would have to be a Madeira or Port, something like a 15 year old or a good Vintage, that I can savour the flavours as the bells ring in 2008.

  14. December 17, 2007

    U wish my wife was yours

    Is this guy related to Sir Gary?????

  15. December 17, 2007

    Lawrence Leichtman

    I don’t know yet what I will have for New Years this year as I am attending a wine dinner at Rancho San Juan near Santa Fe and they will be pulling bottles from their huge cellar for the dinner. If past experience holds will be some amazing wines including a high end vintage grower champagne.

  16. December 17, 2007

    CRZYWinemaker

    Hey Gv ~ Gotta be honest, I think I could find just as interesting wines at my local wine shop and actually be able to afford them, $25 a glass is a bit steep and with the reviews you gave, not sure I’d seek them out at any restaurant ? This is one of my big gripes about restaurants and the comments about restaurant wines, if the wines are restaurant style and from lesser known vintages you would think the prices would reflect that, but they never do. So I have to settle for mediocre wines in even high class restaurants and then go home and pop a bottle of decent wine. Enough ranting.
    Still liking the road show though,keep ‘em coming ! liked the Walla Walla Syrah reference)

    QOTD: I’m cracking open a 3 liter of my first vintage of wine, a 2000 Columbia Valley Syrah from Griffins Crossing Winery. Cheers ~ Max

  17. December 16, 2007

    lee

    Probably a GROWER CHAMPAGNE. I think i will choose Pierre Peters, Margaine, Chartogne-Taillet, or Henri Billiot. Great question from the newbie.

  18. December 16, 2007

    Tommy Vernieri

    Great episode. I should start using one of those social network bookmarking sites to keep track of the really good episodes.

    QOTD: You know, I wouldn’t have thought of it if you hadn’t mentioned Rosé, but I would definitely be excited to drink the Marquis de la Tour NV Brut Rosé for New Year’s. A local grocer had it for $7 too, so you can’t beat that. I’ll be at a wedding though so I’ll drink whatever they’re pouring.

  19. December 16, 2007

    Devin P

    Nice attempt at playing Fur Elise on the piano there GV. ;)

  20. December 15, 2007

    booticoo

    I will celebrating New years with a bottle of Indian Creek Winery (Idaho) Pinot noir! Cheers!

  21. December 15, 2007

    booticoo

    eeek…$25 for a glass….no thank you

  22. December 15, 2007

    xibjou

    I think that was an edit. Did we miss a purple nurple?

  23. December 15, 2007

    Chris D

    Great episode – thanks Bill and Gary – I like the “field trip” aspect of the tastings and the reference to the hotel and the room where you shot this from. Did Bill say Woody Allen plays piano there ?

  24. December 15, 2007

    Mason

    QOTD: I think that I would want to try Krug Champaign. Right now, it is definitely out of reach, but hey, maybe one day….

  25. December 15, 2007

    Keith L

    QOTD: Still waiting for you to show me something special, the Mrs has a bottle of “J” from the Russian River Valley ready for the ice bucket

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