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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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

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  1. January 15, 2009

    ex-lurkdawg

    Maine.
    I liked the double blind format. It would be cool to see you do this with more “traditional” wines — maybe some that you’ve had and liked? I’d really like to see you do that Portuguese wine you were talking about. Could you at least tell me what it is? Thanks for another great episode. I am growing increasingly disappointed (especially when you do such obscure wines and categories) that you haven’t done a Madeira show yet. I’d like to see that with a vintage Madeira (hopefully something nice and old — someone can always bring it home and enjoy it in the weeks to come) at the end.

    Madeira. Please.

  2. January 15, 2009

    Lb in KS

    Excellent show Gary! taint no way I would ever be able to figure the odd variatels….and maybe that’s why it was so bizarre for you? afterall, you did say it was fun for you , educating your pal. Maybe, for example if you tried several different Norton/Cynthiana efforts, you would begin to appreciate and distinguish the good, the bad and the uglys. i’m just saying. I am VERY interested in these offbeat varietals (maybe some time try a Lemberger, no not the cheese..or Zweigelt?) and was glad to see you putting them out there, thank you.
    qotd..is it obvious…Kansas!

  3. January 15, 2009

    Benry

    I rep California!

  4. January 15, 2009

    Lawrence Leichtman

    This seemed like a slow rolling disaster. I rep Virginia and New Mexico both wine producing state.

  5. January 15, 2009

    jimkay

    QOTD: NC

    Great episode – love the US varietals tasted.

  6. January 15, 2009

    DrEdwardo

    QOTD: Ontario for my first 18 years and BC for most of the next 30+. Both *PROVINCES* make decent wines.

  7. January 15, 2009

    Dan

    QOTD: Wisconsin!

  8. January 15, 2009

    Mike Calmus

    QOTD: I live in the DISTRICT of Columbia, but I’m from the great state of South Dakota!

  9. January 15, 2009

    Jared Pondelik

    QOTD: New York City

    Very funny episode!

  10. January 15, 2009

    Kevin Worthington

    Nice call on Louisiana!

    QOTD: Long Island, NY for my whole life until this past year. Representing Hawaii now. Gotta do a show on some Hawaiian wines, Gary V!

  11. January 15, 2009

    zach m.

    congrats on the baby, good episode

    QOTD: My old Kentucky home

  12. January 15, 2009

    drydrew

    QOTD: NY

  13. January 15, 2009

    P Sirah

    Next time try triple blind- with a blindfold on. Then you can have even more fun by guessing the color!

    QOTD: Florida! You haven’t lived until you’ve consumed grapefruit wine. The interesting thing is that it’s typically superior to the wine made from our grapes.

  14. January 15, 2009

    guymandude

    Always go with your first thought on that guess.

    qotd; South Cacalaky

  15. January 15, 2009

    Bob

    QOTD: Missouri.

    Shame the Norton blend did so poorly today. We love our Nortons here in the Show-Me State.

  16. January 15, 2009

    Paul

    Cool show, hadn’t seen one in a couple of months but came back for the baby annoucement! I am from the big VA commonwealth, my favorite local wine is the Horton Norton, delicious.

  17. January 15, 2009

    MattUD

    Interesting show to say the least, was cool to watch.

    QOTD: Delaware!

  18. January 15, 2009

    */^_^\*

    more double blind….i command it

    qotd: texas (unfortunately)

  19. January 15, 2009

    joel delon

    Hi gary from a french point of view never seen in my life such a rouge militaire !! :) was a joke ? let me recall you one of the question of your latest guest sommelier “is a wine under 8 $ can be good” i’d like to answer
    you can find as well very disappointing wines at 18 $ !! better stay in the languedoc :) thank you anyway for this show :(
    QOTD : from Languedoc (south of france)

  20. January 15, 2009

    Alex

    Why would you do that to yourself!? Maybe next time you can guess fuel octanes by taste. Oh, Germany for now; MI forever!

  21. January 15, 2009

    @sandraschubert

    I am here in NY State the lovely borough of Queens. I don’t drink but enjoy the show because it at least gives me some understanding of what the fuss is about.
    In the 80’s my friend Marina and family (orig. from Yugoslavia at that time)grew wine grapes in their backyard and crushed them in the basement (yes w. their feet). We’d drink it out of little juice glasses w. dinner. It was just the most delicious drink I ever had. Not overly sweet, smooth no bitterness, and I think the feet gave it a nice earthiness. Me, the non-drinker, could handle it w. a slight & pleasant buzz but my boyfriend(s)(I was young then) would always get sloshed. I have never matched that experience.

    Congratulations on baby Vee. What a fun family to be born into.

  22. January 15, 2009

    Amy C

    Dear Daddy Thunder,

    I live in one of the fearless three (NY doesn’t count here) home of the Mariners and so many other teams you love & hate, anyone? anyone?..yes, that would be WASHington. Columbia River Gorge, our nations 1st National Scenic Area, Stevenson to be exact! Pop, 1236. I live on the north bank and OR E GON is on the south bank of the mighty Columbia So many GREAT wines north & south! Come on out for the annual Walla Walla (3 1/2 hrs to our east) spring Release in May and blind taste a few of the freshies of our great state. We stop along the way at the most scenic wineries too. F.U.N.!!!

    Thanks for the double blind, double fine!
    ~Amy~
    P.S. Be sure and take my fatherly advise from yesterday! :)

  23. January 15, 2009

    hasbeen

    QOTD: Minnesota.
    It’s -22 this morning and hasn’t been above 0 for almost 4 days. If we’re lucky we get 12 weeks of growing season here. How does anyone expect to grow grapes here? I applaud them for trying just the same.

  24. January 15, 2009

    Scottie P

    That was a fun show! Double blind… I gotta try that.
    GV, Thinking of any baby names yet?

    QOTD: No shipping PA!!!!!!!!!

  25. January 15, 2009

    Phil G

    Thought you might refuse to drink one of those…

    QOTD: New York

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