Double Blind, Other 46 Tasting. – Episode #607

January 14, 2009

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Watch Gary Vaynerchuk try 6 wines double blind from states around the country not known for their wine making ability, watch this one, it gets WILD!

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  • “I’m a lover of football, just wish it was played all year round, thank…” by Throwbacks
  • “46…that’s how many states I’ve been to. still have montana, idaho a…” by G
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Wines tasted in this episode:

2002 Pontchartrain Rouge Militaire play
Dove Valley Cabernet Franc play
Pinnacle Ridge Traminette play
2006 Heritage Station Estate Syrah play
Fieldstone St. Croix play
2007 St J Riesling play

381 Responses

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  1. June 20, 2009

    Throwbacks

    I’m a lover of football, just wish it was played all year round, thanks for posting such a good article. I’ll be back to read often now.
    Dave

  2. May 13, 2009

    G

    46…that’s how many states I’ve been to. still have montana, idaho and the dakotas to touch. currently CA, via MD, VA and PA. so you got two of my four in the mix of the other 46. this did remind me of my first wine trip to oregon roughly 10 years ago. there was a garage wine that the two brothers were affixing labels to after tasting. could have broken the voga barrier for a sub 46 wine there. and there was another deliverance kind of winery that had an american grape that was just horrendous, something noir…oh man, does that bring back memories of “you know i may get shot if i say what this really tastes like.”

  3. February 20, 2009

    Loray

    QOTD – CT You seemed a little harsh on the wines…but you were hilarious to watch. You should try some Connecticut wines – Albeit they are mostly hybrids but pretty darn tasty ones! Congrats to you and the Mrs. on the happy news!

  4. February 1, 2009

    Don

    Just started watching the Thunder this week and I’m hooked!!! I will definitely be going through the archives and getting caught up. Congrats on the big news!! QOTD: Virginia (and thanks for props as an up and coming state)

  5. January 31, 2009

    Dessert Wine Nerd

    Boy thats a tough show. I feel bad for these wineries, but what can you do? I mean Chateau St. Michelle is one of the biggest wineries in the country, but Ive tasted wines from them that I thought were absolute crap. QOTD: Rockin from Washington state, baby!

  6. January 28, 2009

    yowens

    Really interesting show! QOTD: Rhode Island.

  7. January 27, 2009

    JudeMurphy

    State? I’m from… The Republic of Ireland! : D

  8. January 26, 2009

    Smahlatz

    Dorset, but I’m from Queensland!

  9. January 25, 2009

    lawschooldrunk

    QOTD: NY,MD,DC. all three

    This was a hilarious episode! Burning fire truck! I almost snorted food out my nose!

  10. January 25, 2009

    (The wino formerly known as) DC Devil

    Gary, I don’t know if you read the comments for old episodes, but shows like this are the reason I admire you. I can’t think of any other wine critic who would put him/herself out there like you did here. I think it really testifies to your love for wine that you’re willing to venture into unknown territory to try the offerings from such non-traditional locales.

    Cheers! And let me know if you’re ever in northern Indiana. I’ll spring for a bottle of The Hoosier State’s finest. Then I’ll buy us a good bottle (ha).

  11. January 25, 2009

    Matt

    QOTD: California, although I’m originally from the Great state of Michigan so I’m glad to see St. Julien take the gold medal!

  12. January 23, 2009

    Sharon

    Oh Kristen, I like that, ‘Masshole’. I’m a MAsshole.

  13. January 23, 2009

    Jordan

    Living in California- The Navy brought me to California from Vermont. Now I am planning to stay in California for the rest of my life.

  14. January 23, 2009

    Jimmy T

    Wild one…repin’ it FLorida style

  15. January 22, 2009

    Patty Wilson

    grew up in Michigan. wine sucked ten years ago, but they are doing some great wine up in Northern Michigan now–I guessed that the “good” Riesling was Michigan, but St. Julian isn’t the best of the Riesling.

    I lived in California for 13 years, so I became a West Coast wine snob–now I’m trying lots of different wines.

    never found a decent Maryland wine, but we found one good winery in Pennsylvania where we live now. i’ve found some decent Wines near Tucson, AZ. Interested in trying some Virginia wine.

  16. January 22, 2009

    Neener

    ILLINOIS

  17. January 22, 2009

    Sonia

    Good Show!
    California!!!!!!!!!!!

  18. January 21, 2009

    Claudia

    I’m from North Stonington, Connecticut! We’ve got a winery right here called Jonathan Edward’s Winery. Have you tried his wines? He’s got white and red.
    Call Jonathan. He’s about your age, Gary!

  19. January 21, 2009

    Zin

    What about Heritage Station Merlot,Cab Sav and Chardonnay? Thanks for the 78pt score for alittle oak and more normalsy! Great Show keep it coming.

    Sothern Dirty Jerzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

  20. January 21, 2009

    pawncop

    Great episode. I totally agree that the joy is in the journey, even with some really bad wines I think you had fun.

    I’m in Texas.

  21. January 21, 2009

    Collin

    QotD – Tennessee, home of Chateau Ross and Arrington Vineyards.

  22. January 21, 2009

    wayno da wino

    WHOOOOOOOOOOA, A SWILLFEST DELUXE !!! Dat was FUUUUUUUUN !!! :)
    The first time i seen a wine glass decommissioned by a swill (#3)……

    qotd: California…..home of da GOOOOOOOOOOOD VINO…..
    YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!! :)

  23. January 21, 2009

    Joe

    QOTD: Minnesota!! hey hey for 2nd place!

  24. January 20, 2009

    Susan

    I do believe in mythical creatures!!!!

  25. January 20, 2009

    Susan

    TRUTH is stranger than fiction!!!!!!!! LMAO!!!!!

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