What Wines go with Gingerbread Houses – Episode #597

December 15, 2008

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Gary Vaynerchuk tries 3 dessert wines in search of the perfect wine with gingerbread houses! Happy Holidays!

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Wines tasted in this episode:

Michele Chiarlo Nivole MoscatoItalian Sweet play review at cork'd
Tomasello Blueberry WineNew Jersey Dessert Wine play review at cork'd
2005 Chateau Rabaud PromisSauternes and Other Dessert play review at cork'd

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  1. December 22, 2008

    pawncop

    As a child I enjoyed Mom’s Cherry pie more than anything.

    Now is it is Key Lime Pie but Mom’s pie runs a very close second.

    Am intrugied by the wine of the month, will be contacting your staff. Thanks as always.

  2. December 22, 2008

    Lord Nouda

    Wow, I always wanted to try a Tokai but now I really might try a Sauterne first. Great show but what you should really compare this with is a self-baked ginger bread house. They retain more of their original tasty flavour.

    QOTD: Tiramisu

  3. December 21, 2008

    Kristen

    Excellent idea. I love making gingerbread houses.

    QOTD: At this time of year, I like gingerbread cookies. Also love Ben and Jerrys, fruit pies, profiteroles, tiramisu…the list goes on and on.

  4. December 21, 2008

    Valentin

    Great show.
    I like apple pie for desert.

  5. December 21, 2008

    Dan

    Just came across your site by chance and watched this show. I saved this site to my Fav’s even before the show finished. Outstanding!!

    By the way…some gingerbread houses are not meant to be eaten…nearly fell on the floor when you punched it though…LOL!!!

  6. December 20, 2008

    dz

    Gary, fun show,creme brulee can be great when it’s not like custard,Mcconnells vanilla bean ice cream out of Santa Barbara is easily the best I’ve had(our home-made with a White Mountain hand crank is a distant second)and my wife’s apple pie is not only a beautiful work of art but an orgy of butter,cinnamon and fresh green apples with a golden crust made from scratch. How about a show with a variety of potato chips such as Kettle Brand Spicy Tai and Backyard Barbaque or whatever. I very much enjoyed the Bordeaux segments, I could tell mister Rolland was a little threatend and intimidated.(as the great Ron Burgundy says “don’t try to act like your not impressed”)

  7. December 20, 2008

    Stephen

    Interesting episode; something I never would have thought of.
    QOTD(answer): dutch apple pie from Linvilla Orchards in Delaware County, PA. with a top quality vanilla ice cream.

  8. December 20, 2008

    DAve A

    Go Tomasallo wines! Their Cranberry wine makes an awesome Cosmopolitan!
    Challenging show – what goes with Gingerbread? man… milk? haha.

    How about a breads and wine tasting? French, raisin cinnamon, Hawaiian sweet bread, and bread sticks from Domino’s. smile. haha.

    How about a chef make 3 seafood appetizers – and you compare to whites.

    How about a cigar and wine tasting (outdoors) show.

    How about a

  9. December 19, 2008

    bygdawg1996

    QOTD Wet bottom Shoo-Fly Pie and vanilla ice cream is my fav dessert. Look it up it is good stuff.

  10. December 19, 2008

    Susan

    Gary???? I am beyond worried……………

  11. December 19, 2008

    catherine duckett

    Gary,
    We like the Tomasello Rasberry wine much better than the blueberry (which I won’t even buy, ever). The Rasberry would have made a much better pairing with a gingerbread but it would have been best with a creme brulee.

    I love creme brulee and tiramisu.

  12. December 19, 2008

    Z

    okay gary, now i am getting worried. we miss you buddy.

  13. December 19, 2008

    Kahlil

    I like to have organic soy chocolate pudding for desert or tiramisu.

  14. December 19, 2008

    BrentB

    Haven’t gotten into the ports and other dessert wines and liquers, but I do love cheesecake! What can I pair with cheesecake?

  15. December 19, 2008

    purplejuicebruce

    Dude stop spitting out wine, you need to drink it and kill those nasty grems on the inside….. It works for me….

  16. December 19, 2008

    Susan

    Idea: What wines go with Glass Houses?????? LOL!!!!!

  17. December 19, 2008

    Susan

    Gary Vaynerchuk???? Where art thou????? HELLO????? GARY?????? Bueller????? Bueller??????

  18. December 19, 2008

    Scotty L

    Gary-hope all is ok-I started looking on the back of milk containers for you

  19. December 19, 2008

    itsdae

    Plain cheesecake and coffee is my dessert. I don’t drink wine…at the moment but I love your show.

  20. December 19, 2008

    Daniel O

    CHEESECAKE!!! :-)

  21. December 19, 2008

    Locke

    Hello from the UK!

    The Thunder Show rocks! Even if I can’t get hold of most of the wines here in Europe it’s inspirational to watch.

    Suggestion: A Barolo blind tasting, and/or some value Nebbiolo-based wines (Gattinara etc.)

    Happy Holidays!
    Locke

  22. December 19, 2008

    Gemini

    Definitely hot fudge sunday. Then a glass of warm port… so nice.

  23. December 19, 2008

    Chateau_Plonk

    I like simple, old school, french stuff like creme brulee and tart au citron. But I recently discovered a recipe for a super old fashioned mid west dessert called vinegar pie which is basically a lemon tart made with apple cider vinegar rather than lemon juice and sprinkled with cinnamon. Sounds kinda gross but is %*$&*# awesome! But just some fresh ripe fruit is good too. Or and old port or Pedro Jimenez Sherry.

  24. December 19, 2008

    rimarfish

    QOTD: When at home, believe or not, i’ll have Sauternes or Port.
    At a restaurant, i’ll have Ice cream or Creme Brulee, because Sauternes or Vintage Port are very expensive!!!…:)
    Nothing beats a Sauternes…i’m piling up on those 2001, 2003 and 2005!!!!

  25. December 19, 2008

    Chrisfs

    hmm,
    Chocolate Mousse is good, so is a bowl of blackberries with whipped cream.

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