Sancerre With Oysters Are Still My Favorite Food And Wine Combo! – Episode #498

July 8, 2008

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Gary Vaynerchuk talks about the wine he loves to drink with his favorite west coast oysters.

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  • “Sancere is one of my all time favorite wines so I loved this episode! …” by David C Taylor
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Wines tasted in this episode:

2007 Roger Champault Sancerre Blanc PerrisSancerre Blanc play review at cork'd
2007 Mollet Florian Sancerre Roc De L’abbayeSancerre Blanc play review at cork'd
2006 Lucien Crochet Sancerre Le CheneSancerre Blanc play review at cork'd

Links mentioned in todays episode.

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  1. July 8, 2008

    Mark

    Hmm… all-time favorite pairing? Thats a tough one ’cause I’ve had a number of good ones and a number of bad ones. I’ll just say Breyers ice cream with the dessert wine I had this weekend poured over it: http://corkd.com/wine/view/44595-Alvear_Pedro_Ximenez_Solera_1927

    Also, Gary – still not loving the mic. Just doesn’t sound as good when you’re in the office.

  2. July 8, 2008

    Jonathan

    William-Selyem with a Veal Chop at Cole’s Chop House in Napa

  3. July 8, 2008

    Mark S

    QOTD: Medium-well Rib Eye, baked potato and lettuce salad with a Reynolds Family reserve Cabernet Sauvignon.
    Runner up: Ribs and Syrah

  4. July 8, 2008

    drydrew

    QOTD: Homemade Challah Gefilte fish with horeseradish & Chardonnay

  5. July 8, 2008

    Kreepy Freek

    Dont know why this worked so well but these small pigs in a blanket *get them from Costco* and some Rock Hollow chardonnay worked awesome together ;)

  6. July 8, 2008

    Jay

    Tawny port, roasted walnuts and stilton cheese is an amazing combo. So too was a roasted pork loin with an orange glaze paired with a Churchill red out of Portugal.

  7. July 8, 2008

    Callysa

    Riesling and S’mores by a campfire, Amazing.

  8. July 8, 2008

    boegemann

    QOTD: Lemon risotto and grilled shrimp paired with a Ligurian Pigato.

    I TRIPLE-DOG-DARE you to do a Pigato episode!

  9. July 8, 2008

    Kevin K

    QOTD: Spicy Thai food with Albarino.

  10. July 8, 2008

    David

    I had a baked goat cheese with sauted mushrooms paired with a french red wine that freaking killed me. I have never been able to duplicate it because I could not remember the damn wine. The wine was very earthy w/little poop smell but oh boy was it smooth! Loved it so much I told friends to go to this place and try for the same experience…

  11. July 8, 2008

    KVolk

    QOTD: Has to be big old bone in rib eye medium rare with a nice big Cabernet….and some lightly grilled asparagus and sauteed mushrooms…man I am hungry…..

  12. July 8, 2008

    Deano

    Gary great episode that second wine sounds legit.

    QOTD:
    -Pretty much any cheese and a good wine and I am in heaven :)

  13. July 8, 2008

    ozzybeef

    QOTD: I think champagne and lobster is the most perfect combo I have experienced.

  14. July 8, 2008

    E

    The mic still isn’t necessary. I like the shirt, though. Don’t know what’s going on there, but I like it.

    Cassoulet and Madiran, pizza and Chinon, steak and Gigondas. Oysters and Sancerre sound wonderful but when you’re 1200 miles from the ocean you can’t raise your oyster expectations too high.

  15. July 8, 2008

    Fangorn81

    Yeah I agree. That microphone is really KILLING THE THUNDER! Instead of getting into the episode, it was kind of like I was watching a boring lecture.

    Seriously. I know that may seem extreme or whatever, but something about the “formal” sound really took away from the energy you usually bring. Maybe you were toning it down cause you were worried about blowing the mic?

    No more Lavalier Mic!!

  16. July 8, 2008

    Dominus

    Great, great show for this time of season. I have been pounding the NZ SBs (as I am right now) but Sancerre is creme de la creme when it comes to the SB.

    QOTD: Goood question. Can I have a couple of them? The easy one is Pacific NW salmon (wild not farm-raised) with an Oregon Pinot followed by a scrumptious seafood paella I make paired with a Spanish Albarino and finally a deep-dish cheesy pizza with a Haywood Zin. My trifecta.

    And yes, the new wristband is totally rad. I want one. Your shipping dept is so quick they were not able to get a wristband into my latest order. I guess I need to order some Sancerre.

    Have a great trip to Bordeaux and finally to SanFran.

    I’ll be watching #500 tripped out on Percoset on Friday since I have “sports hernia” surgery at noon. Your show will bring a smile to my face an ease the pain.

    Kudos to 498!

    Cheers!
    Dom

    P.S. Can you get me any ‘05 Reignac?

  17. July 8, 2008

    NJ-Vettester

    QOTD: Braciole with a IlPoggion Brunello Reserva

  18. July 8, 2008

    Mark

    Finally done lurking. You have invaded my dreams and daydreams. You are a threat to my self employed day. I probably need to spend more time working than running into wine stores, tasting every day, and watching archived episodes. Nonetheless, love what you are doing and glad to be going beyond my old paltry knowledge of wine. It is a delicious problem to have. Congrats on the upcoming 500th show!

    QOTD: This time of year, sitting on my roof in the still hot evening, eating a scallop salad with bitter field greens – lots of endive and frisse – with a warmed tart orange dijon dressing paired with a crisp white or rosé. I love a good Bandol rosé when it gets a tiny bit cooler and then I throw some bacon in the salad. So easy to put together and yummmmm.

  19. July 8, 2008

    KW

    QOTD: Porterhouse with a a full bodied red – Cab or Bordeaux.

  20. July 8, 2008

    Tooch

    For me, it’s pinot noir and elk.

    yum!

  21. July 8, 2008

    Bryan Garcia

    16th?? what could be better than wltv??

  22. July 8, 2008

    Doug

    As always, great show. I like red wine and red meat. I don’t think you can beat a cab with a big steak.

  23. July 8, 2008

    Craig Owen

    It’s a tossup: Steamed mussels with vinho verde, OR barbera with a simple meal of crackers & salami, prosciutto & gruyere cheese.

  24. July 8, 2008

    Scott EJ

    Sancerre is such a fickle wine for me. I’ve had too much that I paid too much for w/little satisfaction that I’m a bit discouraged by it.

    QOTD: While we’re on Sancerre…how’s about a salad of Asparagus w/a mayo vinnagarette & chopped boiled egg whites. Or, Thanksgiving dinners w/either a nice chewy Zin or a very earthy pinot. Or, or, veggy pizza and a kick-azz cab franc. Or, or, or..a well balanced and not to oaky chard w/some scallops. I could go on and on and on.

  25. July 8, 2008

    wine-ot

    yooooo, episode 212 rocks!

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