A Croatian Wine Tasting – Episode #553

October 7, 2008

Twitter This Share on Facebook Email This

Gary Vaynerchuk Tastes 2 Whites and a Red from Croatia.

Having trouble viewing this video? Try the Quicktime version.

Comments on this episode(245) Leave a comment ›

  • “Hi there, grat show, and just one addition….

    Since some of the fo…” by vedran

  • “Kristo comments on the wines made on the southern coast of Hvar and su…” by richard
  • View all 245 ›

Wines tasted in this episode:

2006 Vivoda Malvazija play review at cork'd
2006 Kutjevo Mihalj Graevina play review at cork'd
2004 Zlatan Otok Plavac Mali play review at cork'd

245 Responses

Pages: « 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 [3] 2 1 » Show All

  1. October 7, 2008

    roksoc

    QOTD: None
    But next time I’m at a wine shop i’ll see what they have, I’m always down for something different.

  2. October 7, 2008

    EricB

    QOTD: none, unless you count Greece, in which case it would be Boutari Moschofilero, hands down

  3. October 7, 2008

    Rick D

    QOTD: never had one. Looks like I need to try some. ya know….expand the palate.

  4. October 7, 2008

    Doug

    Really fun episode to watch — awesome to see you get excited, bring a bit of a smile to the face.

    QotD: None.

  5. October 7, 2008

    debnj

    I’ve never had one, but thanks for introducing us to the Croatian wines. I’ll be on the lookout for them.

  6. October 7, 2008

    Frank Dietrich

    Gary,

    Nice to see you discovering the beauty of Croatian wines. Zlatan is one of the top wine makers, try also the Plavac from the premier cru vineyard Dingac across the sea of the Island of Hvar. Croatia also has excellent Malvasia from Kozlovic and Grasevina made by Enjingi.

    How do I know? We happen to carry these and other fine wines from Eastern Europe. Check us out: Blue Danube Wine Company.

  7. October 7, 2008

    Jay

    Best east bloc wine? Man, it has been years! How many years, you ask? Let’s put it this way, I paid less than $20 for a case of Ceausescu era Romanian red. I can’t recall the name but I do recall that it was HARSH. Hey, I was a grad student. Of course, most of us have dabbled in a bottle of Hungarian Bull’s Blood but…..

  8. October 7, 2008

    Derek F.

    QOTD: None, but I am going to seek out that 2004 Zlatan Otok Plavac, need to get a few bottles!!! THANKS

  9. October 7, 2008

    sam

    QOTD: I’ve had a Bulgarian Cabernet Sauvignon a while back. I remember it being a little light, probably not as thunderous as the Plavac.

    Good to hear about other areas in the world, other than the obvious, bringing the thunder.

    Awesome!

  10. October 7, 2008

    Mike Nally

    Haven’t seen you that pumped over a wine in weeks. Great show! Ostrich? Awesome.

    QOTD: None but inspired to change that soon.

    P.S. Great getting a chance to meet you last weekend! Thanks again for coming out.

  11. October 7, 2008

    Robin C

    QOTD: Croatia – Who knew?
    Congratulations Jets!

  12. October 7, 2008

    theemptyglass

    QOTD: Yes yes and yes!!! (I know it wasn’t a yes-no question) My fav was a Plavac (but they said from the island of Brac). This croatian wine rocked my world just like this one did yours (although I had no idea what the price was). I sent you a picture of the label. (sorry I didn’t get the back). Anyways, thank you SOOOO much for doing a Croatia show!! I knew it’d be worth it! (going to buy book and schwag like i promised now.) =)

  13. October 7, 2008

    A. Kohli

    QOTD: None

  14. October 7, 2008

    jason carey

    Hey Ridge Geyserville is 30 dollars. so why not 35 for a super high quality Croatian wine.. probably made frm very low yieldss..ect.. flying winemaker?

    My Favorite Eastern European wines are Tokaji, both dry and sweet, but also some excellent Slovenian wines.. is greece considered eastern europe .. or med..?

  15. October 7, 2008

    Tom Langan

    I luv it when u go crazy over a wine GV. I hope Ian can get that Zin and let us know when we can order it. Hope to see you this Saturday.

    QOTD: I forget what it was. But I do drink wine. ;-D

  16. October 7, 2008

    KVolk

    Qotd: None………………yet…………………..

  17. October 7, 2008

    CaseyLee

    i watched this episode again. i like the chalk board you have going on in every episode. i tried to get king fu girl over here in houston by my place. the two wine sellers here dont carry it anymore, but its one i really want to try. so im going to continue my search. that was a great episode too. for me, that was the best guest. and Mahi ive been lookin’ for too but couldnt find that one. ive never had a white wine still. . still . haha. had lots of reds though .

  18. October 7, 2008

    M

    QOTD: None from Croatia

    Is Austria considered Eastern Europe? I had a few good Gruner Veltliners this summer.

  19. October 7, 2008

    Withnail

    Did we just see a wine that will be in the next edition of Gary V’s “101 Wines”?
    QOTD: My roommate and I found this super-inexpensive 1984 Romanian Pinot Noir in the early ’90s and went through a case or two of it.

  20. October 7, 2008

    Roberto

    QOTD: Never had Eastern European wine…. let us know once you get that red one, sounds very interesting!!!!

  21. October 7, 2008

    Mark S

    QOTD – None. However, this episode has peaked my interest.

  22. October 7, 2008

    Tom D

    Hey Gary et al

    Great show as usual – I like when you do something a little off the beaten path and when you have an audience or a guest.

    QOTD : Haven’t had any Eastern European wines, but I’ll be seeking them out after seeing this show ! Thanks for the enlightenment.

  23. October 7, 2008

    DrEdwardo

    QOTD: none (yet)

  24. October 7, 2008

    purplejuicebruce

    Waymon Tissdale may not have been the best b-baller but he plays a pretty mean bass in the jazz world.
    QOTD …none

  25. October 7, 2008

    Kevin K

    QOTD: none.

Pages: « 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 [3] 2 1 » Show All

Leave a Reply