Collector wines from L’ete du Vin lunch – Episode #668

May 1, 2009

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Gary Vaynerchuk tries 3 very serious wines at a lunch in Nashville and breaks them down!

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  • “QOTD: My weekend plan only needs one word to some sum it up VEGAS!!!…” by Jay
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Wines tasted in this episode:

1988 Chateau La Mission Haut Brion play review at cork'd
1974 Mayacamas Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon play review at cork'd
1998 Chateau Rieussec Sauternes play review at cork'd

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  1. May 1, 2009

    Ken6773

    1993 Beringer Knights Vally. AMAZING- Cost me $18.00 drank like a $75.00 Bordeaux.

    Another great episode. Love to hear your thoughts on the greats and older vintages.

    Making Mint Juleps for tomorrow. Maker Mark? Knob Creek? Jim Beam?

  2. May 1, 2009

    peter

    That was a stellar show!! You were on fire. It’s awesome and educational to see such rare and interesting wines. I am so impressed with your commitment to the VaynerNation, while rubbing elbows with the big boys, you make time, and go far out of your way to provide us with the privilege of seeing this experience.

    QOTd. The closest thing to epic wine, and I assume you mean older wine, would be this year drinking a 1990 Moulin Touchais which was the most balanced desert wine I ever tasted and thoroughly enjoyed. Part 2 – hanging out with family and seeing an old friend.

  3. May 1, 2009

    Zeek27

    Welcome to our Nashville and our Tennessee Titans….

    Mostly a lurker, but love your shows and since your in town, had to wish you well during your stay….

    QOTD – still working on the beginner wines and loving it….

  4. May 1, 2009

    NY Pete

    until you start wandering around the room

  5. May 1, 2009

    NY Pete

    damn GV … your camera work is improving …

  6. May 1, 2009

    manonthemoon

    Killer show, love the big boy wine shows.

    QOTD: A few 80’s Bordeaux’s that didn’t really do it for me

  7. May 1, 2009

    Tarheel Wes

    you show no respect to the wine when you dump

  8. May 1, 2009

    Montana Calling

    Yet another killer. You are the stuff-thanks again-also enjoyed your buzzzzz

  9. May 1, 2009

    Pittsburgh Alex

    QOTD: I have never really had a epic wine. Still in the just getting into the game. This weekend is fulled with study from Law School Finals. Oh Boy. But its my last semester, so there is a silver lining. I’m telling you Hog Heaven is the best. Have Fun.

  10. May 1, 2009

    botrytisvirtuoso1819

    looks like you drank some serious vino at lunch. really cool. nice.
    QOTD; 1962 Chateau Latour, the cedar, leather, and smoke aromatics were amazing. the dark fruits taste of the wine was unbelieveable. an absolute home run when i had this last year. still could last for another decade or two.

  11. May 1, 2009

    Jaybird76

    QOTD: The last older vintage wine which was epic not just the wine but that I tasted with you. It was only a week ago on the Thundercruise, which was the 1996 Leoville Barton. The most recent besides that one was an 83 Margaux and for a 26 year old wine again the color was surprising extremely dark and just a complete appreciation for aging wine.

  12. May 1, 2009

    F Jackie Martling

    Is it me, or is it a little gross to drink out of the glass and then pour it back into the bottle for someone else to taste. Please remember what’s going on in the world today. (don’t drink out of someone else’s glass and wash your hands! Looking forward to the shows next week with some legends of the wine world.

  13. May 1, 2009

    r m kriete

    Love these flip-cam shows! Maybe you should video a tasting of your morning coffee at the hotel:)

  14. May 1, 2009

    MBannon

    God those wines sound good! Well, the first two anyway.

    QOD – My wines are still babies, aging gracefully. Someday…

  15. May 1, 2009

    Mike

    QOTD Ceretto Bricco Rocche Barolo 1995, 2 weeks ago. Awesome

  16. May 1, 2009

    Dr T in NC

    QOTD — none this year!
    1964 Clos Fourtet (France, Bordeaux, Libournais, St. Émilion Grand Cru) 95 03/08

    1986 Ravenswood Pickberry (USA, California, Sonoma County, Sonoma Mountain) 92 12/08

  17. May 1, 2009

    Jay

    QOTD: Epic older wine, eh?….. A ‘96 Pichon Baron….This weekend? Why, in an hour I’m off to join friends at a wine tasting hosted by a couple that just got back from the Thunder Cruise! The theme? Wines served on the Thunder Cruise, of course!…..

  18. May 1, 2009

    Rob Dougan / La Peira

    Great Episode!

  19. May 1, 2009

    castello

    YOU are the man. Great show! Good to see you a little tipsy. We know what that’s like. Thanks for not dumping the best wine of the day.
    I’ll never forget the 1985 Kathryn Kennedy Cab I had in around 1992. Back then it was 50 or 60 bones. Now 100 won’t touch it.

  20. May 1, 2009

    Cuse Wino

    Nice show and cool sink!
    QOTD- Had a 2000 Baccio Divino Cab/Sangiovese awhile back that was a great bottle of wine
    This weekend, while the wife is away, I will be playing poker and lots of it. Have a new mortgage to pay for (first house!!!!) so I need to do some winning!

    Travel safe

  21. May 1, 2009

    Agent Orange

    Good energy Gary.

    QOTD: Haven’t had the chance.

  22. May 1, 2009

    ditch

    Great after dinner show.

    Loving the vintage wines in this episode….not really had many old vintages as of late however but did try the Penfold Grange 2002 yesterday…..was like chewing a bar of chocolate…not impressed.

  23. May 1, 2009

    KenP

    BrandonM in the house! (Now out)

    GV, delightful ep. Glad to see you’re having a good time.

  24. May 1, 2009

    NY Pete

    later B

  25. May 1, 2009

    Brandon M

    NYP….this is just like th old days!
    Alas…I am off to a wedding rehearsal. Take care all!

    GFY GV

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