On Location in Paris: Tasting with a Grand Crew – Part II – Episode #789

December 18, 2009

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Gary Vaynerchuk finishes tasting some French wines in front of a live audience with Kenny from Grand Crew, Phil from In Vino Veritas, and Seb from Vinomaniacs.

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Wines tasted in this episode:

2007 Taupenot Merme Morey St Denis play review at cork'd
2008 Clos Romain Soir D Hiver play review at cork'd
2008 La Ciaude Minervois play review at cork'd

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  1. December 28, 2009

    ro

    woman of wine: emily wines, master sommelier at fifth floor in SF, and kimpton hotels consultant… a wonderful educator, unpretentious, and generous with her knowledge!

    sexy wine experience: drinking dry gewurztraminer straight from the bottle on a picnic bench at gundlach bundschu with a girlfriend and good friends, eliciting envious glances from the more reserved. i’ll censor myself for once and keep the racier tales for a more intimate audience.

    fun show!

  2. December 28, 2009

    Don Simpson

    Gary – I enjoyed the 2 part episode in Paris quite a bit. Would have been great to be there for the tasting (especially wanted to try that Chenin Blanc). That was quite interesting that so many folks there had not tried a Savennieres.

    QOTD 1: Heidi Barrett (because of her appearance on the Thunder Show. What a delightful and pleasant woman)

    QOTD 2: Champagne in a hot tub. It doesn’t get any better than that…

  3. December 28, 2009

    Don Simpson

    @KAHUNA – your 2nd QOTD was absolutely hilarious!!! Nice

  4. December 28, 2009

    Don Simpson

    @msquared – I totally forgot about Laura Catena, great call! I do love the Catena Malbecs, so balanced and elegant, definitely gives off that “finesse” of a woman winemaker.

  5. January 2, 2010

    JayZee

    QOTD #1: My favorite lady of wine has to be Heidi Barrett. When she was on the Thunder Show, it was one of the best episodes ever.

    QOTD #2: It involved champagne and my wife and I cannot possibly say any more than that!

  6. January 2, 2010

    Wine PT

    QOTD: Patricia Green

  7. January 3, 2010

    lou phillips

    favorite lady of wine – Kathryn Kennedy
    sexiest wine experience – New Years Eve 1987 w/ Tina Davids and Dom P
    or NYE 2008 w/ Erin from Irrigan at The Grove

  8. January 10, 2010

    alexfrommontreal

    CKC representing! amazing episode, I'm so far behind catching up on the episodes. Crazy holiday season!

    QOTD 1) My favourite woman of wine is Madame Andre Bosc from Chateau Des Charmes. She is a hero of mine, she speaks her mind, she's honest, hard working, and she enjoys life.

    QOTDe 2) Sexiest wine experience … hmm, I was at an oyster party a few years back and all that was available was Mumms. So I had oysters on the half shell, tabasco, worchester sauce, lemon and several glasses of Mumms. Basically the sexiness came from the fact we were eating oysters and obviously the conversation lead to oysters being an aphrodisiac. So I was in a room with people twice my age talking about our sexual conquests over sexy oysters and champagne. DELICIOUS! I'd do it again in a second.

  9. January 12, 2010

    thegrandcrew

    QOTD1: the Veuve herself.. she was a pioneer and bad ass momma jamma for her time!

    QOTD2: Can't go into the details but let's just say that when you mix together a really nice single malt Japanese whisky with an unexpected visit by Lara Croft, things tend to get a little spicy… oops does whisky count?… or maybe i'm cheeting… ;-)

  10. April 3, 2010

    richardvinifera

    Why not pan around the room with the camera at the start of these on location shows so we get an idea of the environment?

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