Knitting and Sauvignon Blanc – Episode #577

November 13, 2008

Twitter This Share on Facebook Email This

Gary Vaynerchuk welcomes a guest to show us a little knitting action and he shows her a few Sauvignon Blancs from Chile, New Zealand and California.

Having trouble viewing this video? Try the Quicktime version.

Comments on this episode(142) Leave a comment ›

  • “Kat brought the thunder, she’s great. She’s got an Ally Sheedy
    thing…” by Kittysafe
  • “Good show!

    QOTD: I am STILL excited, and it is now February. I lov…” by CBone

  • View all 142 ›

Wines tasted in this episode:

2007 Glazebrook Sauvignon BlancNew Zealand Sauvignon Blanc play review at cork'd
Simi Sauvignon BlancSonoma Sauvignon Blanc play review at cork'd
2006 Vina Leyda Garuma Sauvignon BlancChilean Sauvignon Blanc play review at cork'd

Links mentioned in today’s episode.

142 Responses

Pages: [6] 5 4 3 2 1 » Show All

  1. March 5, 2009

    Kittysafe

    Kat brought the thunder, she’s great. She’s got an Ally Sheedy
    thing going on. Like her a lot.

  2. February 4, 2009

    CBone

    Good show!

    QOTD: I am STILL excited, and it is now February. I love Obama, and I went to the inauguration. Plus, Obama is a huge wine drinker. The guy keeps getting better and better!

  3. January 28, 2009

    Dessert Wine Nerd

    Kat really brought it today! Another person to give you a run for your money, Gary ;) . QOTD: Im excited because we didnt give into the fear and propaganda from a few who didnt want Obama president. Its of course too early to know what will happen but the fact that we we able to come together and look past color really shows that this nation is changing and hopefully moving in the right direction.

  4. December 30, 2008

    yowens

    QOTD: I’m optimistic.

  5. December 13, 2008

    Kristen

    I discovered this podcast through this episode, as I am an avid knitter and have been doing it for a few years now. I am always the youngest knitter I know, at 39, because you when anyone thinks of it, they think of their grandma! I have been a huge wine fan for a several years now and have even gone to a few real tastings in Sonoma. I have watched all the old episodes through itunes that I can get my hands on because this is so much like me. I am sure most people watch this to learn something about wine and think “How can I make more money so I can afford great wines?” and my thought is “How can I turn this into a job?” I know I have to get out of the midwest because there is not much going on here in the way of wine!

  6. December 5, 2008

    AaronB

    QOTD: Not exactly. Timinspokane made some very good points. Not that I was a big McCain fan; I’m an independent, and would have voted for Bob Barr if he’d had a chance in h@$% of winning. Anyway, Obama’s cabinet choices so far have been pretty centrist, so the next 4 years may not be quite as bad as I feared. If he can reverse some of the fascist BS implemented by the current administration (e.g. the “Patriot” act), then we might be ok.

  7. November 28, 2008

    Eric Susch

    We’ve finally finished our much delayed crossover episode for CAT’s appearance on WLTV episode #577. It’s at:

    http://letsknit2gether.com/2008/11/27/lk2g-036-gifts-for-gary-vaynerchuk/

    I think the Gary wine tasting montage came out quite good, thanks in part to some Vayniacs on the WLTV forum! Thanks everyone!

    We’ve also posted some extra videos. We did an interview with Gary before we shot the WLTV episode. Originally I was going to put clips from it into our show but they eventually got cut, so I posted the entire interview here:

    http://vimeo.com/2272638

    During the editing I created a timeline with all of my “behind the scenes” footage laid in sync with the WLTV episode. It was really just an assembly to see what footage I had but it was interesting to watch on its own too, so I uploaded it here:

    http://vimeo.com/2360383

    I also posted some stills on flickr from the shoot:

    http://flickr.com/photos/22938821@N06/sets/72157610196004527/

    Cheers!

  8. November 26, 2008

    Kristen

    I think there are a lot of “closet” knitters out there.

    QOTD: Oh yes, I’m excited! I was up all night watching the returns in France!

  9. November 25, 2008

    Sarah

    Great show Gary! I LOVED this guest! She was really fun to watch and contributed a lot to the show. I used to knit scarves a lot so it was cool that it was mentioned. I’m really glad that you brought in a couple wines from different countries. I’m hoping to go to Chile next summer so it’s exciting that you chose a wine from there.

  10. November 25, 2008

    Joel

    Great episode, great guest!

    QOTD: for sure… now let’s pray

  11. November 24, 2008

    Dr. Lance

    Hey Gary!

    Why haven’t I received any new Wine Library links since this episode (Episode #577)? I noticed that you are presently on Episode #582. What gives?

  12. November 23, 2008

    JayZee

    Nice show on sauvignon blanc and Cat seems like a really nice lady.

    QOTD: Psyched? No, not exactly. I would be psyched if the stick market started going up on a consistent basis and the economy wasn’t tanking big time. At least the oil prices have fallen. Let’s see what Obama and his group can do when they actually take office.

  13. November 22, 2008

    wannaBconnoisseur

    Love sauv blanc!

    Q – If you say so….

  14. November 21, 2008

    Craig G

    Not so psyched since the election, watching the stocks tumble and tumble. Where is the bottom? We will all learn a new meaning to contributing.

  15. November 21, 2008

    Robin C

    I used to knit a little, but the last afghan I knitted (zig zag design with shades of blue) took me two years to complete and I swore that I would never knit again.

    What is the story with California sauvignon blancs? Haven’t the winemakers tasted New Zealand Sauvis? Are they deliberately trying to be boring?

    Happy Anniversary.

    QOTD: I am happy and relieved and hopeful.

  16. November 19, 2008

    Sharon

    QOTD: YES!!! 1-20-09: The End of an Error

  17. November 19, 2008

    TimCub

    I look forward to trying more New Zealand and Chilean Sauvignon Blanc. Those both sounded delicious. Meanwhile, I’ve become such a fan of Riesling that I’ve got one from Italy chilling in my fridge as we speak.

    QOTD: I am very excited for my country after Election Day! I’m also fascinated by knitting. I’ll have to check out Cat’s podcast.

  18. November 19, 2008

    Ilse

    very original guest, and what a present!!!
    Good pick of wines as well…to be repeated!

  19. November 19, 2008

    MattUD

    Nice job with the CKC value wines here. 1/3 knitters..sounds high to me, but is possible.

  20. November 17, 2008

    Janknitz

    Sonoma does have some WONDERFUL Sauvingnon Blancs. You shouldn’t pick them based on popularity.

    Try Dry Creek Vineyard’s Sauvignon and Fume. Lovely!

  21. November 17, 2008

    CaseyLee

    glad to see you finally got two buckets for when a guest is there :D
    good guest hope you had a badass weekend im sure you did
    move that freaking bottle !
    QOTD only time will tell. . .

  22. November 17, 2008

    Mojave Joe

    This was your best guest episode.

  23. November 17, 2008

    Michael

    @Timinspokane,
    Wow. Crawl in a hole somewhere and in a couple years, peak your tiny mind, er, head out from under your rock. When you see the world is still okay, not great, but okay, come back to civilization and enjoy yourself.

    QoTD…. I’m excited. . . that McCain lost.

  24. November 17, 2008

    Heather

    Great show. Wine and knitting, what a great combination. I tried knitting once, unsuccessfully, but the process is quite therapeutic, much like drinking a glass of wine.

    QOTD: No, not particularly. I am going to have to agree with Tim in Spokane on this one.

  25. November 17, 2008

    Scottie P

    Fun show.
    QOTD: Not yet. In fact, I’m a little scared for the future. Things can get worse… I have yet to see a step in the right direction by anyone in any office!

Pages: [6] 5 4 3 2 1 » Show All

Leave a Reply