The Secret Pack Includes A Pinot Noir, Sauternes And A Rioja – Episode #459

May 6, 2008

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Gary Vaynerchuk goes through the secret pack and tries 4 wines and talks about birthdays and news from Amazon!

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  • “QOTD: If i’m flying I might as well visit De Martino in Chile. Their 2…” by richardvinifera
  • “so yeah i first saw gary on that mad money appearance and then missed …” by nnothing
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Wines tasted in this episode:

2005 Estancia Pinot Noir StonewallOther California Pinot Noir play review at cork'd
2006 Prado Ayala RiojaRioja play review at cork'd
2004 Monteviejo Petite FleurArgentine Malbec play review at cork'd
2004 Chateau Petit VedrinesSauternes and Other Dessert play review at cork'd

Links mentioned in todays episode.

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  1. May 7, 2008

    Alanna

    QOTD: Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany here I come!

  2. May 7, 2008

    Lynne

    GV,
    As usual a great and informative ep. Found this tidbit of info re: the Lindaflor: you made a comment wondering who the winemaker was:

    “French winemaking in Argentina: Bodega Monteviejo: We’re French, darling…
    French winemaking is certainly well represented in Mendoza, Argentina, from charming boutique winery Carinae, to elegant Alta Vista to aristocratic Bodega Monteviejo. Bodega Monteviejo is part of the Clos de los Siete, a project including famed winemaker and consultant MICHEL ROLLAND. The winery is owned by Catherine Péré-Vergé from France.”
    Could be why you liked it so much.
    http://www.denverspanishhouse.com/node/184
    Give Lizzie my best wishes for a wonderful birthday!
    QOD: Probably somewhere in Europe…old country with old traditions..

  3. May 7, 2008

    Dean

    QOTD: A free ticket, anywhere? Sounds like a time for celebrating! Make it the Champagne region of France. Not sure why we don’t make more of this out here in the Willamette Valley…

  4. May 7, 2008

    jseeds

    great show..fascinating rioja!?

    QOTD: Can’t Decide – Priorat, Burgundy, or Loire (Savannieres esp)

  5. May 7, 2008

    SaraMHCRU

    I suppose Bordeaux would be my ultimate wine trip. Great show. Wish I got the secret pack!

  6. May 7, 2008

    JeffC

    QOTD: Aspen Co., Wine Festival in November. Maybe get to swirl, sniff-e-sniff and taste some of that Turley stuff that we never see here on the east coast. That would be would be real sweet.

  7. May 7, 2008

    Paul DeRose

    I totally agree with you on the Estancia Meritage.
    I loved the ‘94 and ‘95, but from ‘96 onward the Oak Monster
    appeared and just got worse and worse. I’ll definitely seek
    out this P.N. and post a tasting note on my website.

  8. May 7, 2008

    Palmer

    QOTD: How could you go anywhere but New Zealand? Although I love the Willamette Valley too…

  9. May 7, 2008

    VinoVixen

    Good show….glad to be back…Have been in seclusion for a week studying for my advanced WSET exam!! Glad it is over :-)
    QOTD: Hard…I LOVE Italy & France…but really want to visit Argentina & Chile…so you said 1 ticket,right….It would have to be an around the world ticket! Take a year off and drink my way around the world sounds like a fantactic plan :-) Cheers,Salute,Cin-Cin,Prost,Salud,Sante

  10. May 7, 2008

    Kim

    QOTD: Heading to Paris in 12 days! I’m jazzed. I think ultimately though I’d pick Spain or Italy.

    I can’t wait to try these wines! Especially the Rioja

  11. May 7, 2008

    Daisy Stardust

    I’m kinda new to wine but starting to love your show. Would be great if there were more wine lovers in the UK.

  12. May 7, 2008

    wayno da wino

    Yo Geee, Cooool Vinos in da Hizzy !!!

    QOTD: Would go to Burgundy & troomp around da Grand Cru Vineyards, then
    sneak up ta Alsace, since its close, & slurp-down some Gewurtztraminers
    & Rieslings……..i wish………. :)

  13. May 7, 2008

    DirtWineKen

    Great show! Didn’t go for the pack; but I’m in for three of the doggies. This just HAS to be up my alley.
    QOTD: The Douro Valley and Villa Nova De Gaia

  14. May 7, 2008

    Rob P

    GV…make Des Moines happen!!!

    My wife and I have always wanted to go to Italy. I’d choose Tuscany if I could only go to one area.

  15. May 7, 2008

    Christian

    Italy or Australia, doesn’t matter.

  16. May 7, 2008

    Lone

    Hey Gary and WLTV

    Thanks for at fabulous TV show, my number 1 show, not number 13, 17 ore 21, but number 1.

    I would like to thank you for being an inspiration in my life. An inspiration to be braver. You can say that you are a GPS in my life of taste; how about that!

    I just returned from a vacation in Cezk Republic, where we, my boy friend Anders and I, systematically, tried different wines, 99% Cezk wines (one french) – New names are now in our vocabulary Frankova, Neronet, Zweigeltrebe – My personal favorite was a young Neronet from 2006, unfortunate I can’t recall, what winery et was from.

    Beside being brave on wines, you have inspired me to taste food, that I don’t usually like. As a child and you adult, I was VERRY particular with my foods. BUY you, Gary, you have opened my eyes to the difference of likeing the taste and tasting the taste – hurray

    PS. We met the the Oak-monster i Pragh. If you havent seen him your self, I can tell you that he is small, white and blue striped, and have a shape of at rabbit, and sits in a window in a shop with his friend the skunk-monster. I think i have a picture, some where – I will send it to you later.

    Again Gary – thak you for at fab show, and for changing the wine world and me ;-)

    -this had absolutly nothing to do with thes episode, but I just wanted you to know…

    Best and have a grate day!

    Lone Ørum, Copenhagen Denmark

  17. May 7, 2008

    sgevurtz

    Don’t forget the golden locks of Danny Spivey.

  18. May 7, 2008

    Ricky B.

    QOTD- Tuscany (headed there in 3 weeks).

  19. May 7, 2008

    Pete G

    Great call on the Rioja. I’ll be searching high and low for Prado. What’s up with the double wristband? I can’t even get one. When will they be available G?

    QOTD: I’d have to say Bordeaux. Great reds, whites and desserts all in one.

  20. May 7, 2008

    Jayhitek

    QOTD: Italy!

  21. May 7, 2008

    JohninDC

    Feria in Jerez Spain to enjoy all night parties and too much Fino.

  22. May 7, 2008

    lurkdawg

    qotd: probably Tuscany, but i’d love to be able to sneak up to Piedmont in the same trip. it would only involve one plane trip, so i figure that’s ok.

  23. May 7, 2008

    alfredhayes

    QOTD: I’d like to keys to the vault and no one home at Lafite-Rothschild. ;)

  24. May 7, 2008

    Robin C

    I’m jealous of everyone who ordered the wine pack. I really will do it next time.
    QOTD: France. If it were a one time only trip it would have to be for an extended period of time – like a year. I could work on my French, go the the French opera houses, and take trips to all the wine areas. I don’t know if the cats would remember us when we got back though.
    Happy Birthday Lizzie!

  25. May 7, 2008

    Joe G.

    Listmania! is up under Joseph S. Giampapa

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