A wine from costieres de nimes – Episode #538

September 12, 2008

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Gary Vaynerchuk tries a wine from costieres de nimes, a wine he has in prior vintages and the results are surprising

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  • “Holy Balls!!!

    I just bought a costieres de nimes, Mas Grand Plagnio…” by Miles5000

  • “QOTD1: I think that when the other wines of France continute to go up…” by Dessert Wine Nerd
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Wines tasted in this episode:

2004 Chat Grande Cassagne Hippolyte play review at cork'd

127 Responses

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  1. September 15, 2008

    pawncop

    This is a great episode. I really like the addition of the cellaring, decanting, and pairing.

    QOTD – I know nothing of this region and as I am commenting on Monday morning it’s not fair as I know the score.

  2. September 15, 2008

    Wednesday

    Good show, Gary. I’m a big fan of the other French wines as they seem to be placed in one region or another especially the Mourvedre. I think that these deals will continue for a while longer as people still need to do a little work to find them.

  3. September 15, 2008

    Pete

    Bordeaux and Burg are just too expensive. That means that the person wanting a good $15 – $30 bottle will have to go elsewhere. I think this means that the price and demand for southern french wines will escalate. Buy now!

  4. September 15, 2008

    Bobo36

    Good show. There are some french gems around even in the overly oversold french wine market. These locations between regions can get pretty interesting. It’s a good find & will seek out & try.

  5. September 15, 2008

    Adam Teece

    QOTD1: I think the wine will maintain a very good value for the price and I don’t see the price going up much any time soon.

    QOTD2: Unfortunately I didn’t get here in time and the game was already played with the Pats winning 19-10. Hope you had fun at the game anyway though. And by the way, I’m really a Dolphins fan more than a Pats fan. Just gotta stir the pot sometimes.

  6. September 14, 2008

    SS Chris

    Sounds like an awesome QPR!!! thanks!!

    and….AWESOME Dwight Bobblehead!!!! Where’d you get that?

    jerk…. :)

  7. September 14, 2008

    BW

    Hey – we loved the final touch on the show. I loved the cellaring notes (as cellar master in the house) & my wife loved the food pairing suggestion (as head chef in the house). We did a 9 course / 8 wine dinner last weekend with a bunch of friends that was all about pairings so it is always great to have that info.

    QOTD:
    My daughter says Pats win (only because her best friend is ALL about Boston sports)
    Before today, I am not sure I have even heard of costieres de nimes. Hope they stay under the radar so we can continue to get some outstanding values. On this flip side, the more regions with a high quality rep there is out there, then more competition there will be between regions , which will hopefully keep good QPR’s coming from all regions.

  8. September 14, 2008

    Kevin

    QOTD: My prediction is that I am buying more from the netherregions of France. And that one of the two teams will win the game.

  9. September 14, 2008

    DennisSC

    David’s wife took it A LOT farther in her fandom than a buddy of mine, a huge “Lord of the Rings” fan. When his wife got pregnant with his first daughter, his first thought was to check the release date of the first movie in the series. He was relieved to find it was about eight weeks before the due date, so he could attend the movie comfortably (with his wife, as it turned out).

    As for wine and patience…well, when you think about it, all alcoholic beverages require a bit of patience to make, if not to buy. Since as a species we aren’t the most patient creatures, it’s kind of a miracle that the whole wind & spirits thing ever happened (except that we also enjoy altering our mood a great deal, that is).

  10. September 14, 2008

    Ernst Niggli

    Sounds like something I should try to hunt down! Wanted to find it in Switzerland, should be easy, no? So far no luck! I will try harder!

  11. September 14, 2008

    Jason S.

    QOTD: I think a lot of the southern French wines are going to continue to stay under the radar as long as the general buying public is kept unaware. I have a sense this will be true with the Languedoc and Costieres de Nimes. Such a shame.

    QOTD: Jets 17, Pats 21. Sorry GV.

  12. September 14, 2008

    wannaBconnoisseur

    Go PATS!!

  13. September 14, 2008

    wayno da wino

    QOTD1: JETS 17 – pats 16 Goooo JETS, JETS, JETS…….. :)

    QOTD: Hopefully some of those Good Vinos (Southern France) will
    remain “unknown”, there’s enough over-hyped, over-priced vinos
    already……

  14. September 14, 2008

    Jonathan

    I tried finding the Branson Coach House wine 2004 to buy online
    and every place I look for is over $100 USD, though Gary mentioned
    it being only $60, it seems his pricing is wrong?

  15. September 14, 2008

    Susan

    I am going to the Jets game and tailgating before. I have no prediction for the score, only hope the Jets win.

  16. September 14, 2008

    prouty

    i took the jets to win. don’t think the pats will keep it together under presure in the 4th.

    goint to seek this region out…will let you know.

    cheers
    prOuty

  17. September 14, 2008

    Jack

    Pats 91
    Jets 3

    BOO YEAH BABY! MATT CASSEL!!

  18. September 13, 2008

    Phil G

    I think the Jets will lose in a close game – like 24-21.

    I think these wines will actually stay in the value zone while the dollar gets stronger over the next few years.

  19. September 13, 2008

    WineWoman

    QOTD: 21-17 Patriots. I don’t see the prices skyrocketing for this region, perhaps just a slight increase. It takes a while for consumers to get the word, though in part because of you, more people are digging deeper and seeking out different things, which is fantastic. I think people that were just casual wine drinkers are definitely interested in learning a lot more about wine in just the past 5-10 years. The average consumer is still convinced that the higher the price of a bottle of wine, the better it is.

  20. September 13, 2008

    Katherine

    QOTD: I love undiscovered areas for wines. I hope this area remains a bit obscure so that we can enjoy their wines at a decent price… the weak dollar is killing us. As for the game, I’ll go with your prediction.

  21. September 13, 2008

    Tyler Walker

    Jets 14 Pats 13….just nudging by with a last minute blocked field goal

  22. September 13, 2008

    Darcey and Cliff

    Kewl! Thanks for the heads-up on a French bargain! I REALLY like the cellaring/decanting/pairing info … please keep that up. You are still our wine hero GaryVee.

  23. September 13, 2008

    Rowland

    hey does it count if i buy a 2003 and just leave the bottle open for a few hour, then have it with some london broil?

  24. September 13, 2008

    Chippewamike

    I predict big things for this area of the world. . . once the world gets out. I just hope I can find it here in Michigan.

    Sorry. . .

    Pats 24
    Jets 21

  25. September 13, 2008

    Mark

    Gary,

    I really appreciate you mentioning the extra info on the end. Especially the decant times. I would love for you to do this in addition to a rating for each wine.

    Go Ravens! Go Joe Flacco!

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