Best Buy Cabernet Sauvignon Under $10 And A Shout Out

Best Buy Cabernet Sauvignon Under $10 And A Shout Out – Episode #383

January 3, 2008

Gary Vaynerchuk tastes some wines under $10 to see what he thinks all three are cabernet Sauvignons and it will be fun to see what the deal is.

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Wines tasted in this episode:

Excelsior Cabernet SauvignonSouth African Cabernet
Rex-goliath Cabernet SauvignonOther California Cabernet Sauv
2005 Cartlidge & Browne Cabernet SauvignonOther California Cabernet Sauv

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January 11, 2008

Howard
Bodega Optima Malbec…….$6.99

Pure Money!
January 11, 2008

Kathleen Lisson
Gary,
Thanks for this great show! I love New York wines for my everyday drinking!
Kathleen Lisson
January 10, 2008

yowens
QOTD: Pasodoble.
January 10, 2008

Russ J
GV, love the return of “whether they like it or not”. Keep it in the mix!

QOTD: Everyday reds are mostly Rhones right now. Still some nice ’03’s and ’04’s around and the ’05’s rock! Whites are all over the place: finishing off the Hermit Crab’s and moving on……
Hope FLA is curing your cold.
January 10, 2008

Jason S.
QOTD: 2005 Big Hands Syrah. Talk about a steal at $15 (bones)
January 10, 2008

Awin
My goto wine is Sebastiani Cab. I can get it for about $10 at Costco
January 10, 2008

Susan
Gary-Glad you are coming to NC!!!!!!!!!! Southern Hospitality is NOT a thing of the past, we will show you how it’s done!!!
January 10, 2008

Michael H.
QOTD: The Berco Do Infante you turned me on to. I finally found a wine between $5-$10 that was complex, had structure, and was not fake. Thanks for this. My search is over and I bought 4 cases so this could become the “house wine”.
January 10, 2008

caleb
this is my first post ever. I was saving myself for something special , well a chance to influence Gary’s travel plans seems like a worthy time to throw in my 2 cents. I live in charleston sc and I would gladly drive to nc to get to hang out. There are several other topics i would like to address however i will wait on those.
sincerly, caleb yaryan
January 9, 2008

Jason R.
My old stand by is BV Rutherford Cab – Even though 8 out of every 10 wines in my cellar are bordeaux
January 9, 2008

RadioSox
All I have to say is….70 degrees in Jan. Why would you NOT come to NC? Bring it! I’ll be there!
January 9, 2008

Wanger
Dude – get to NC. You won’t regret it.

QOTD: I’m stuck on Tempranillo. Love Riojas, but found a tasty gem from Australia recently. I know you want me to try new things. I have, and I keep coming back to what my pal loves.
January 9, 2008

Daniel O
The “house wine” style at my place is New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, although we change up the producer regularly. Kim Crawford remains my favourite, but I’ve tried others that are pretty good too… like Dog Point. Cloudy Bay’s 2006 vintage was a disappointment, but I hear 2007 was better. Anyway, I digress…
January 9, 2008

Pardus
I have been drinking a lot of Vranac from Montenegro lately. I am hoping to change that soon. I am going on a few trips around the region and am buying wine everywhere I go.
January 9, 2008

Jus in WA
QOTD: We try to drink a wide variety, so a go-to wine is pretty much anything we’ve bought more than once in the past few months. For reds, we like the Sharecroppers Pinot Noir, Las Rocas Grenache, Atteca Grenache, Septima Malbec, just to name a few. For whites, Apex II Chardonnay is always a good, value-driven choice. Monkey Bay Sauvignon Blanc and Veramonte Sauv Blanc, and the Naia Verdejo are some fast favorites off the top of my head.
January 9, 2008

Chris
QOTD – Not sure if I have an every day wine – I try to mix it up ( thanks to the Thunder Show in some ways ) and try new things
January 8, 2008

Scott
Living in Washington, my everyday red is generally a Columbia Crest since it’s a good value and good quality. Everyday white is New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, currently Nobilo. I loved the baseball analogy; does that make a “juicy” wine a Gaylord Perry wine?
January 8, 2008

trynew86
everyday wine…Robert Mondavi Cabernet Sauvignon Private Select…and i can honestly say in the 5 months i’ve been drinking wine correctly i have not found a full white wine i truly enjoy. suggestions? thanks
January 8, 2008

dz
Gary, Go to red wine at the moment is the Markham Merlot ‘04 which you should have on the thunder show. This wine I drank everyday by the glass on vacation in Hawaii and enjoyed with everything from fish to steak. I don’t think any Ca. Cab under $20 can give this kind of class and balance. For whites I like the ‘06 Villa Maria S.B., great wine, beautiful package and Jean Marc Brocard Bourgogne Kimmeridgian ‘05, bone dry Chardonnay that demands to be drank at cool room temperature and will only get better with time.
January 8, 2008

Jestre
Good show, and come on down to North Carolina! We’ll provide the bucket…
January 8, 2008

Kim Schroeder
QOD: My go to wines are J.Lohr Chardonnay, A to Z Pinot Gris, Ravenswood Zin and still looking for that ‘go to wine’ Cab-Sav .
January 8, 2008

CHATrBox
Nice show today. It’s always important to look at those quality bargain wines that allow wine drinkers the opportunity to stock up on something good…or stay away from wines that aren’t. Especially Cab, which are more difficult to find as inexpensive options than most.

QOTD: Being from Washington State, there are some great bargain wine options that I often stock up on – Columbia-Crest Grand Estate Reds, Barnard Griffin Tulip (label) Reds, & Chateau Ste. Michelle Whites, just to name a few.
January 8, 2008

John Blue Label
GV,
You will receive a warm welcome in NC. It will be worth the trip!!!
JWB
January 8, 2008

Chris
QOTD-

JanKris (Paso Robles) Crossfire

Cab/Merlot/Syrah blend, 17 bucks. Great wine for my palate.
January 8, 2008

Badger Ann
QOTD: New Zealand is my go-to location right now for bottles under $20. Especially for sauvignon blanc, but I am really starting to enjoy the pinot noir too.