Wine Library TV From Browns Stadium

Wine Library TV From Browns Stadium – Episode #520

August 15, 2008

Gary Vaynerchuk travels to Cleveland to taste some wines and he does it at another football stadium.

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Wines tasted in this episode:

2006 St Joseph Grand River Pinot Noir
2005 Dog House Charlie’s Chard
2005 Chateau La Paws Cote du Bone Roan
Vidal Blanc-Grand River Valley

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November 18, 2009

richardvinifera
QOTD: Less often, more expensive. This is assuming higher quality, although price may not dictate quality, I would pay for a bottle that had some age on it, which you will always pay for.
February 5, 2009

Little Jonny
Don’t know how I missed this one (being a browns fan and at the Learned owl), but nice show.

QTOD: High volume, low price

QOTD2: Is this really a debate? Ginger
January 19, 2009

Dessert Wine Nerd
hahahahahahaha “Paris Hilton’s disgusting!!” Agreed, my man, agreed. Glad to see another Ohio wine bring it on the ice wine. It seems to me that for now their wines lie in whites/ice wines. Obviously there may be great reds out there but we’ll see in the future. Great guest, even if she is a Browns fan ( boo! ) QOTD1: Id rather drink nicer wines less often. I dont think I could give up drinking the nice German reislings or top quality dessert wines. QOTD2: Mary Ann. She had heart. Gigner was all about herself…. boring.
September 16, 2008

yowens
Gary I’m into the stadium tour but I think it would have been OK if you skipped Cleveland. BTW, nice game Brownies. How many losses in a row to Steel Town? QOTD: 1-better wine less often 2- mary ann rocked it. Huge childhood crush.
September 1, 2008

Karl Laczko
Good show, and your prediction was spot on, Jets beat Browns!

QOTD – Fewer bottles, higher price/quality.

QOTD2 – ??
August 31, 2008

Ryan W
I could care less if it was expensive or cheap, I just want good wine.

Word.
August 31, 2008

JudeMurphy
More money better wine!
Surely that must be the sentiment of anyone who drinks wine for more than just the alcohol!
August 27, 2008

M
QOTD: I guess it’s cheating to drink less expensive wine frequently while I’m waiting for the special opportunities to have the more expensive wine less frequently. I can do it all. As long as I can have wine.
August 27, 2008

JayZee
AWESOME! BTW, I gave the Saint Joseph Pinot Noir an 87 a couple of years ago but it obviously was a different vintage. Marianne, I love you, Girl!

QOTD1: I’d rather drink more good wine and less not-so-good wine. According to my wife, this means I’d rather have fewer expensive (good) bottles than more cheap (not-so-good) bottles. Of course, that is a gross generalization.

QOTD2: Mary Ann!!!
August 25, 2008

Andrew D
Cheers guys

QOTD1 – if I had to choose A, but A+B=C is a good option
QOTD2 – ?

Andrew
August 21, 2008

Vinophile
We await you at Heinz Field! GO STEELERS!!

Perish that thought 25 years ago! Cleveland native and former avid Browns fan here. It’s SO much more fun living in Steelers Country—we always have hope!

But Cleveland’s still home in my heart, and I’m there all the time. LOVE Ferrante Winery (especially the restaurant). I am not a fan of dessert wines, but I guess I’ll have to pick up a bottle next time I’m there to experience a THUNDER ice wine!

A good friend of ours is a Cleveland Wine School “grad.” I’ll have to send him this episode. Nice job, Marianne!

Hubby and I are stuck on uncovering GOOD, inexpensive wines on a rgular basis…but both of us would love to try more expensive wines of high repute more often. Perhaps we’ll get to do that on the Thunder Cruise!
August 21, 2008

Achilleas in Cyprus
Good fun show – really liked.

QOTD1: Prefer more good reasonably priced wines more often with some more expensive, better/special wines, every now and then.

QOTD2: sorry .. non-USA – no relevance.
August 21, 2008

pawncop
Very good show, sorry to be so late, have been away teaching.

QOTD#1 – At this point in my development I would drink more of the lesser costs to get a greater range of experiences.

QOTD #2 – Mary Ann
August 20, 2008

Colin Komar
Awesome show. How many stadiums does that make it now?

QOTD #1: I would drink more expensive less often. Since I am a poor Graduate Student with a crap ton of debt, I define an expensive wine as one over $15. It has been my experience that the ore expensive wines bring thunder to my palate.

QOTD #2: Never really watched Gilligan’s Island. Therefore, no preference.
August 20, 2008

SoCal
QOTD: less wine more quality is what I am about
August 20, 2008

wannaBconnoisseur
Fun show! Sorry you had to spend time in the Browns stadium GV…..Go Bengals!

Q1-Fewer bottles, better wine.
Q2-Ginger
August 20, 2008

Jimmy T
QOTD: Both for sure which is probably cheating so I will go with cheaper wine at lower price. But that’s why we have Gary, to help us find GrEAT Cheap WIne!!!!

Awesome show!
August 20, 2008

Jayhitek
QOTD: Both
QOTD2: MaryAnne
August 20, 2008

VinoVixen
interesting show….not sure of who was showing who up…or trying…

QOTD:1 I want to drink great wine as much as I can but that does not necessarily mean it neeeds to be more expensive! The goal would be for it not to be a lot of bones!
August 20, 2008

Tria
Easy, Mary Ann

QOTD #1 I love the less expensive wines from the younger/newer more passionate vintners. Anybody can buy an expensive wine, but hunting for
that new, less well known is always a coup
QOTD #2 Mary Ann is from the Midwest, but she’s smart and knows how to get
the the Ginger level of glamour when she needs to and not get all
breathie. Can Ginger get to the Mary Ann level…don’t think so.
August 20, 2008

Dr. Lance
I am informed that my initial comment is “awaiting moderation.” Why? Just because I picked Ginger over May Ann? Haha. Oh well….
August 20, 2008

J Crazy
definitely better quality more often.

Mary Ann. Ginger was busted.
August 20, 2008

Dr. Lance
QOTD #1: I agree with everyone who said more wines with good QPR.
QTD #2: Mary Ann when I was a kid, but definitely Ginger now.
August 19, 2008

Lawrence Leichtman
Cute show. thanks for the heads up on the desert wine, Chateau Le Paws was at the Rosenblum tasting room in Healdsburg and I didn’t like it there. Ginger for me. Better quality and less wine as well.
August 19, 2008

Marianne Frantz
Nancy – Gary already did Ohio whites and Ohio reds before he came to Cleveland. So while we tasted two Ohio wines – the other two were simply Dog Pound Wines in honor of Browns fans…they had nothing to do with Ohio wines.