That was one of my favorite episodes (and I have watched most). The chemistry is definately there between Gary and Jim.

I also loved to see some of the business side of Gary, and proof of his knowledge of the business side of wine. I respect his opinions even more now.

QOTD: California Pinot has to fall out of favor sometime (but who knows when).

Love this episode. Jim Cramer is the man and so are you Gary. Def becoming a Vayniac. Can we get more of these type of investment episodes? They are really great. Also maybe an episode on proper storage and tracking of wines that are you keeping as investments?

unbelievable talent in this show.

not only are you wine savi but $$$ too…brasil will be the 3rd or 4th economy of the world. tks for talking about my country….your d man!!! you made me a “giant” fan get it?…yahhhhh baby

jets all the wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!

Excellent show, ivestment shows mixed in every once in a while would be great. QOTD: I didnt understand it.

OMG..Im watching this show again!
Awesome! I think Jim should be a return guest host!
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One of the best show ever! so much energy!

Hey Gary… Big Fan of the Thundershow..!
Can you cover some more Port..?
I like port very much, but there are so many different price ranges… can you give me (us) some more infos about port..?
thanks
maettu

(switzerland)

Great show. Perfect pairing.

A very interesting show, but I think in covering your investment aspect you examine the environmental costs of wine. If you know An expert in this area that would be great. I love wine but have steered away because of my fears about environmental impact. Your help would be greatly appreciated.

QOTD – based on Gary’s panning of them, I say short the 2007 Bordeaux, as the price is through the roof and the quality is not there

this episode was badass 😀 i loved this one . the double energy is intense and entertaining thanks gary !! BOOYA ! !

Kramer’s entertaining… wouldn’t trust him to manage money, but entertaining. Serious about making money in the market? Check out my blog: http://chrisdunn.wordpress.com/.

Chris Dunn

So I popped 3 Klonopin before I hit play figuring I need something to make me handle the intensity of these two put together. I mean, c’mon, Jim Cramer and Gary Vaynerchuk – together??? That’s wine on crack, dude!

Oh contrare (is that how it’s spelled???) Seriously, this episode was so much fun. I learned. I enjoyed. I acted. (I’m now actively looking at wines in which to invest – never done that before.)

I love the fact that these two can work together. What an intersting pairing of topics – investing and wine!!! Very cool.

For people who leave all of their investing to their broker but always wished they knew how to do it on their own, try this. Invest in wine! How fun!!! If you blow it, drink it!!! I’m sending the link of this to my rich brother!!!

It was such a pleasure to see these two together!

You go guys!!!

What about reselling…?

You have to give up a 23-30 percent cut in order to sell to brokers or auction.

So even if it goes up 25% you lose all profit to the fees.

Gary, what’s the best way to handle this?

When tasting these expensive wines wouldn’t it be cheaper to use brand new glasses for each wine than wasting wine just to clean out a used glass?

HI IM FROM BARRANQUILLA-COLOMBIA. BY ACCIDENT I SAW ONE OF THIS VIDEOS ON YOUTUBE YESTERDAY AND I DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT WINES BUT THIS EPISODES CERTAINLY TEACH YOU A LOT OF THINGS. I’VE BEEN HOOKED ON THIS EPISODES ALL DAY LONG YESTERDAY AND TODAY AND I BET THERE ARE SOO MANY OTHER THINGS TO LEARN. I FIND THE WINE WORLD FASCINATING. I HAD NO IDEA ALL THIS FLAVORS GRAPES AND STUFF EXISTED. THANKS GARY, THANKS THE WINE LYBRARY, IM STARTING TO DRINK WINE FROM NOW ON. I JUST BOUGTH A BOTTLE OF MERLOT FROM ARGENTINA AND IM ABOUT TO DRINK IT NOW. I HOPE I LIKE IT!!!

Uh..Jim..oil is now at 60..I think you missed it

Big Investment: Clos Apalta 2005 (wine of the year WS) 100 Bones red blend from Apalta region in Chile, Antiyal 2006 Maipo region carmenere based blend 40-50 Bones.

Muscle elegance from new world, with terroir sensations…

Viva les Jets.

Chao cabros!

I came across your show while looking for information on Pago Florentino Tempranillo which I really enjoyed and I believe you were taking splinters out of your mouth from the Oak Monster. I had to disagree with your review on that particular wine but you had a lot of good insight and enthusiasm. Then I watch your show with Jim Cramer and then I was able to put my finger on it, your show got that same high energy enthusiasm as Mad Money. Love the show, I’m hooked, sorry Jim I’m canceling my cable until I get caught up on The Thunder! Well not really, but it’s got a sure in my evening viewing schedule.

Classic episode!!! Stick two great, expert (albeit in different subjects) big at a table together for 43 minutes and let the cameras roll. Oh yeah, and toss in some of the greatest wine out there. That was a blast to watch!!

LOVE this episode! Cramer is getting such a buzz! love how close you two seem…

Ha ha ha @ the Walmart jokes. Yeah I hate them and refuse to shop there. Ive heard enough about the way they run things to despise them forever. Great, great show. Jim wasnt as animated as I thought he would be and to me thats a good thing because I really cant take that much of him on his show ( Sorry, Jim). The Latour and Dow’s sounded heavenly. I think based on your statements I might try to pick up a 77 or 85 port. Probably too pricy now but we’ll see. QOTD: I have no idea what Jim said. It was half shouting and half rambling. If it was about wines he wants to know to buy and sell at a profit later, I really have no idea. Investing is something I know little about. Even the nice wines I own I dont really have a desire to sell in the future. I bought them to drink them down the line. However, if some of my 05′ Bordeauxs jump to a $1000, thats a different story. 😀

Loved seeing the Cramer on the show although I think “investing” in wine is stupid except for those are already in the biz. Way too many variables and cost for the average guy.

Reminds me a bit of when baseball cards were hot, sure it felt great when you opened a $5 pack and found a card “valued” at $50, but good luck trying to find someone to actually buy it at that price, all the dealers sure wouldn’t.

At least with playing the stock market as many of us have done, you can buy/sell at will, the buy/sell price is the same for everyone, and there are very few side costs.