Shafer Cabernet Sauvignon One Point Five – Episode #698

June 30, 2009

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After recently trying the 2005 vintage, Gary Vaynerchuk tastes the 2004 Shafer One Point Five.

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Wines tasted in this episode:

2004 One Point Five Cabernet Sauvignon Stags Leap District play review at cork'd

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  1. June 30, 2009

    Peter T

    QOTD: my health. I learned I had contracted the big “C” last year and it was obviously a life changing event. As you always hear but it is so true, life each day to the fullest, as if it might be your last.

    Cheers,
    A survivor

  2. June 30, 2009

    Elias

    I think I take for granted the life I am having. Granted, things could be better, but I have my health, I am about to get married to a gorgeous loving woman, there is a bit of rough road ahead with getting a decent job, but life is good. Thanks for reminding me.

  3. June 30, 2009

    Steve Schmitt

    LOVE the show. Sitting out on the patio, enjoying the weather, sipping on a glass of nice Cab; that is truly what your show is all about. Thank you for make wine SO enjoyable!

  4. June 30, 2009

    Kristopher Murata

    Gary said something about Brazilian sparkling wines and I didn’t find any wine library episode about it.. anyone has some clue where find it?

    PS: I’m a brazilian guy, on a small city, searching good wines.. and it’s really hard! =/

    QOTD: My current job on a real state USA company and my lovely fiancée from a 9 years relationship.

  5. June 30, 2009

    JOEYdaMUSH

    Hi Gary.

    Been a while since I commented. Still lovin the show and the vibe.

    QOTD: I think I take my parents for granted.

  6. June 30, 2009

    Murso

    @Adrums,

    What are you talking about, non-oaked? Red Shoulders ranch Chard (current release ‘07) is not only barrel fermented, but barrel aged, sur lie, for 14 months in NEW, mostly French Oak! Except for 25% stainless.

  7. June 30, 2009

    Tofferotti

    Nice deck GV! When are you having us over for a barbecue? I’d like to see a show centering more on some petit verdot. I know you don’t see many producers bottling PV by itself but there are a few producing wines with a large percentage of it. Red Head Studios Yard Dog red is one that I enjoy often with an awesome price. I’d like to see some others.

    QOTD: The ATM. People bitch about the fees but forget that not too long ago, if you wanted cash, you could only get it during bank hours. Now we have banks open at all hours but back then it just wasn’t so.

  8. June 30, 2009

    kerry melcher

    QOTD: My husband. He’s generally so easy to live with and parent with that I forget how lucky I am to have him.

    with gratitude.

  9. June 30, 2009

    RANDI

    Gary!!!
    Thanks for another fun episode..I just want to tell you how much I enjoy what you do…and thankful for the education…xoxo

    QOTD:Hhmm..I’d have to say, I take my health for granted. I take care of myself, but I still think I should be more thankful that Im healthy, and more aware of how fortunate I am.

    :)
    xo

  10. June 30, 2009

    Jeff R

    Gary – With that question of the day your getting some deep answers.

    First off, good episode and I thought a lot of the past comments had a lot of merit. Yes, your deck looks cool (hope you continue to show us more). An episode with Bobby Flay would be neat – food and wine pairings. Yes, you do seem much more relaxed on the patio shows. Almost like a Friday.

    Qtd – My health and lifestyle. I think the poster “Gregory” really summed up the health part great. As far as lifestyle, I mean that I take for granted the decent surroundings I live in, in a safe suburb with a decent wife and daughter and decent family. Even though I’m one of the unemployed, there is plenty to sit back and reflect upon. Deep, deep show – especially for us guys! Next you’ll be asking about our innermost feelings!

  11. June 30, 2009

    italianwinelover

    Fabulous ep! Nice escape in your backyard – Would love to see you grill on that baby!!!

    QOTD: When reflecting I guess it would be freedom. I’m really honored to be born in the United States! There are so many opportunities available to us because we live here – so much good too!!

  12. June 30, 2009

    Mimi

    QOTD: Always believing that there will be a tomorrow and therefore not living today as if it were my last day…

    ps I love your show keep them coming :)

  13. June 30, 2009

    Murso

    GV and V-Nation,

    All Shafer wines (!) make even a plain steak EXCELLENT. Love ‘em. can rarely afford ‘em, but they always give 100%. Relentless RULES.

    Don’t forget – Shafer is a leader in sustainable farming, etc., and are currently producing more electicity via solar than they use. See their website, http://www.shafervineyards.com for full insight.

    QotD – As I now bartend in a nationally prominent, but independently owned music venue, all of the incredible music that my gf and I get to enjoy. http://www.beachlandballroom.com

  14. June 30, 2009

    SurfCityJay

    Nice Cab and nice Weber!!!

    QOTD: The LIFE we can live here in America…

  15. June 30, 2009

    WineWoman

    QOTD: Not that much. Freedom…I’ve always had it so I suppose maybe that, though it seems like we are getting less of that too.

    Jets Grillcover–nice touch!!

  16. June 30, 2009

    Clayton

    Another great episode. You describe the ONE POINT FIVE just like it is — made me decide on steak and cab for tonight! What got me started on Shafer is the 2005 Relentless syrah blend…. tried that one?

  17. June 30, 2009

    Nathan

    Splendid to see you kick back, relax, and really – truly – enjoy a glass of wine. Cheers!

  18. June 30, 2009

    Chris F.

    Nice diggs gary, can I crash at your place if I come to NY…….lol just kidding.Shafer is definitely an exceptional winery,I have had several of their wines and never had a bad one.

    QOTD:I recently went back to school after moving threw several career changes in the last decade, and I had forgotten how much fun taking on such a challenge could be.Although, I have found myself busy as hell trying to keep up,I find myself rising to every challenge.I guess a few years ago I thought I was to old to go back to school and I doubted my own ability to take on the challenge of returning to school after so many years.The truth is I think I am better prepared and more capable than ever.I had forgotten maybe the most important lesson in life and that it is never to late to do the things you love and your passion for what you do will help you over come any obstacle.The old cliche you can be anything you want to be or do anything you want to do still applies but for awhile in my life I just took for granted that my my path was already chosen.We all need to remember that our life story can’t be written until we are dead and until then the content of that story is up to us.

  19. June 30, 2009

    Wardo

    GV: Dude, nice balcony!

    California cabs take criticism often…but I think most would agree that a solid or premium (in the case of this episode) cab from California is really an iconic American summer wine. I might need to pull one or 2 out for the upcoming 4th of July here in the nation’s capital.

    QOTD: My legs…I know that sounds odd, but I ran my 1st marathon last year and am still and avid runner…and when I stood between 3 handicapped people on the metro train last week (one of whom was an injured war veteran), I was reminded of how lucky I am to have legs that can carry me where I need to go.

  20. June 30, 2009

    Micha

    good show and a well performing wine. Thanks for another Episode, Gary.

  21. June 30, 2009

    Dr T in NC

    QOTD — living in a culture where so many of us can take the time to enjoy wine and think

  22. June 30, 2009

    Joel M

    Hopefully it’s not my job because a lot of people are losing theirs. Nice show GV. On the nerd play thing, I would like to see a couple more wine cellar shows, like you did in the past. They were very educational and fun. Cheers Joel

  23. June 30, 2009

    manonthemoon

    Nice show, have been eye those bottles for a while and might have to pop one sort of soon.

    QOTD: Time and my current job/status, doing well for myself, but yet can never put my whole effort into it, my heart just never seems to be there, sad state.

  24. June 30, 2009

    Kevin K

    QOTD: Life.

  25. June 30, 2009

    CaseyLee

    gary you da man ! that vino sounds freakin delicious !
    my mouth was watering the whole episode through. pricey for me but still
    QOTD – my youth
    VV

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