How about:
Wine a little – you’ll feel better.

Gary, my ending statement is:

“Tasting wine to save you time”

How ’bout

Kay syrah syrah

I know, it sucks. Just had to do it . . .

“This is Gary Vaynerchuk signing off for Wine Library TV where taste matters!”.

Gary, I’m catching up after returningand I had to comment here. I a gree completely but I feel as though you;re kind’a going against your comments from one of your earlier episodes where you said that buying off vointage could be a steal. Your’re right, it can be, but as I commented on that episode, whoi has the ability to pick thourhg a bad viontage to find the dianomd in the rough. I agree with this episode for us casual drinkers. Best to be safe with a solid vintage.

While on vacation I discovered a lovely family of wines that you need to sample. Guzman Aldazabal- I tried the Exaltacion and was BLOWN AWAY! Also, their crianza was very nice and modestly priced. Check’em out.

how about…. “keep wining (whining), and keep watching”…

i know my reaponse is days late, but i was out at sea…literally

hugh

First off, Wine Library TV is excellent! Count me in as your seventh viewer 🙂

I just wanted to mention that this episode was great, mostly because it proves that the vintage of the wine can far outshadow the age. Among the wine lovers I know, most will reach for an older wine before a newer one, regardless of how the vintage fared. This backs up my argument that older is not always better!

-ben

This was a FANTASTIC episode, on of the few I’ve missed and caught up on.

This episode is a great argument as to why you shouldn’t fall in love with ONE wine.

I know I’m late…howabout this:

WLTV…Where the scores of knowledge are more important than the scores of wine!
Or something like that.

B

I love seeing how the signature sign off line was developed….that is cool.
I actually find that off-vintages are such huge bargains that I buy them frequently, especially from prioven terroirs in Bordeaux. IT’s great as they drink earlier which lets me save my 2000s, 1990s etc for special occasions. Great episode!

Qotd: How about – “With you and a little bit of me, we’re changing the wine world whether they like it or not!”

That just came to me – kind of catchy and honest at the same time! 😉

im up in south lake tahoe right now but i am going to go to the store and see if i can get 2 of the same but different vintages. thanks for the idea.
QOTD: its to late to make up a closer. but i would say “making wine exciting for the younger generation. screw you snobs” (and push up on nose)

Great episode again Gary, I don’t think the importance of understanding the differences in vintages can be overstated. Just like when you reviewed the 98 Cask 23 and panned it, I had only had the 97 Cask 23 and it was fantastic. Would love to see more vintage oriented episodes. Also think its great that you are being as interactive as you are with your audience. With that being said, would love to see you do a tasting episode on the different charbono’s out there, and an episode on vin jaune’s would be great.

Very late.

Your voice is pretty annoying and you stumble upon your word to be most precise you said that wine is not the best deal now it is 20 episodes after …. dude you have to check what you say before you open you mouth …. and things to do … I wouldn’t hire You to speak I think many are agreeing with me !

i think it should be… Changing the wine world whether they like it or not!!!

love the show gary! id love to see ya down at tech man. we are some of your biggest fans!

I’m a little late for the sign off but, I agree with the idea behind this episode, vintage is everything, not that the grade given to a vintage means everything but there IS tremendous variation in the same wine from one vintage ot another in my experience