EP 273 Wine Temperature Time

Today Gary Vaynerchuk tries the same wine 3 different ways and has some fun in the middle that will make you veryyyy happy!

Wines tasted in this episode:

2003 Le Macchiole RossoTOSCANA IGT

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27/M/Los Angeles, CA

Tags: cold, heat, red wines, review, room temperature, tuscan, Video, wine

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  • BOND…..

    King………..Great episode…Two things:

    1. Put aside a case for me that I’ll pickup next time in
    2. That’s my shirt that I wanted in your office the other day.

    Keep kicking ASS !!!!!

  • RandyB

    Okay, William thanks for the encouragement, I’m 55. I think Gary is going to be surprised when he calculates the average age or median of his audience. It might be close to 40 something. Who’d have guessed.

    We may not participate all that much in the web world such as myspace, but we can still bring the thunder and we aren’t afraid to purchase lots of wine!

  • RandyB

    Okay, William thanks for the encouragement, I’m 55. I think Gary is going to be surprised when he calculates the average age or median of his audience. It might be close to 40 something. Who’d have guessed.

    We may not participate all that much in the web world such as myspace, but we can still bring the thunder and we aren’t afraid to purchase lots of wine!

  • Denman Dave

    ASS= 50-M-British Columbia, Canada

    Nice show Gary – enjoyed it!

  • Denman Dave

    ASS= 50-M-British Columbia, Canada

    Nice show Gary – enjoyed it!

  • great episode & idea, as always…note sure about the new intro (“…thunder show…”), but who cares. just got home from the hospital – shoulder surgery – and one of the first things i did was watch the episodes i missed. this took a while to type one-handed.

    not that you’re likely to care, but you made the blog.

    qotd – 44, male, massachusetts.

    keep it up!

  • Dusty

    excellent episode. the math nerd in myself temporarily took over, i was keeping tally on everyone’s answers for their ASS to see the general spread of the Vayniac’s…but I got a headache and gave up halfway through. needless to say…the diversity is impressive. My own personal ass looks like : 24/male/IN

  • great episode & idea, as always…note sure about the new intro (“…thunder show…”), but who cares. just got home from the hospital – shoulder surgery – and one of the first things i did was watch the episodes i missed. this took a while to type one-handed.

    not that you’re likely to care, but you made the blog.

    qotd – 44, male, massachusetts.

    keep it up!

  • Dusty

    excellent episode. the math nerd in myself temporarily took over, i was keeping tally on everyone’s answers for their ASS to see the general spread of the Vayniac’s…but I got a headache and gave up halfway through. needless to say…the diversity is impressive. My own personal ass looks like : 24/male/IN

  • Gary!

    I have to hand it to you and your other wine buyers at the Wine Library. Your inventory always seems to be very unique. The best WLTV wines of yesterday and monday are not even available for sale in California, according to Wine Searcher, and yesterdays wine was only for sale in two stores accross the country.

  • Gary!

    I have to hand it to you and your other wine buyers at the Wine Library. Your inventory always seems to be very unique. The best WLTV wines of yesterday and monday are not even available for sale in California, according to Wine Searcher, and yesterdays wine was only for sale in two stores accross the country.

  • A 60
    S M
    S Virginia

    I cooked 6 bottles of ’79 Longueville when the wine cooler went out. Ruined them completely and they had been stored perfectly after that but they got to 90º for 5 days and the corks fell apart when opened so I know you can cook wines.

    Love da schwag will get the T-shirts and bottle holders for friends.

  • A 60
    S M
    S Virginia

    I cooked 6 bottles of ’79 Longueville when the wine cooler went out. Ruined them completely and they had been stored perfectly after that but they got to 90º for 5 days and the corks fell apart when opened so I know you can cook wines.

    Love da schwag will get the T-shirts and bottle holders for friends.

  • Brian S.

    Hot wine? How appropriate!
    A 33
    S Male
    S (Tucson,) Arizona

  • Brian S.

    Hot wine? How appropriate!
    A 33
    S Male
    S (Tucson,) Arizona

  • My ASS = 36, Male, North Cackalacky

  • My ASS = 36, Male, North Cackalacky

  • A – 32
    S – Male
    S – Minnesota (still mad it’s not a ship to state)

    Still owe a wristband photo. May do that tonight.

  • A – 32
    S – Male
    S – Minnesota (still mad it’s not a ship to state)

    Still owe a wristband photo. May do that tonight.

  • A = 20
    S = M
    S = Indiana

    Watching this episode made me think of Gluwein from Austria…I think that’s how you spell it. THUNDER!

  • A = 20
    S = M
    S = Indiana

    Watching this episode made me think of Gluwein from Austria…I think that’s how you spell it. THUNDER!

  • A – 22
    S – M
    S – Belgium, province of Antwerp

    Does that count? :'(

    I FLY LIKE BIRDS IN THE SKY

  • A – 22
    S – M
    S – Belgium, province of Antwerp

    Does that count? :'(

    I FLY LIKE BIRDS IN THE SKY

  • ScoTT

    ASS= 35,M,Utah

    Keep up the great shows Gary and keep bring the thunder to the wine world.

  • ScoTT

    ASS= 35,M,Utah

    Keep up the great shows Gary and keep bring the thunder to the wine world.

  • Tristan

    A 22
    S M
    Paris, France

    Keep the thunder up!

  • Ryan

    Age – 23
    Sex – M
    State – PA

    Excellent shows. I still haven’t acquired the taste to enjoy wine (or maybe i haven’t tried enough yet) but I still love watching the show. Keep them coming!

  • Tristan

    A 22
    S M
    Paris, France

    Keep the thunder up!

  • Ryan

    Age – 23
    Sex – M
    State – PA

    Excellent shows. I still haven’t acquired the taste to enjoy wine (or maybe i haven’t tried enough yet) but I still love watching the show. Keep them coming!

  • JJW

    QOTD: 40/M/ME

  • JJW

    QOTD: 40/M/ME

  • Jim H.

    QOTD: 51,Male, California

  • QOTD: 51,Male, California

  • ScottJ

    Thanks for the informative episode Gary.
    QOTD – 50, M, TX

  • ScottJ

    Thanks for the informative episode Gary.
    QOTD – 50, M, TX

  • Matty Matt

    A – 31
    S – M
    S – Money Makin’ Manhattan (NY)

  • Matty Matt

    A – 31
    S – M
    S – Money Makin’ Manhattan (NY)

  • KW

    Great Show. Very informative.
    Thanks for the offers
    QOTD: 50 / M / NC

  • KW

    Great Show. Very informative.
    Thanks for the offers
    QOTD: 50 / M / NC

  • TheDumbPhase

    CBC’s in the hizzie
    Cell Block Crew
    QOTD-
    A- 31
    S- Not if I can help it (I am incarcerated you know)
    S- Rikers Island Correctional Center, NYC

  • TheDumbPhase

    CBC’s in the hizzie
    Cell Block Crew
    QOTD-
    A- 31
    S- Not if I can help it (I am incarcerated you know)
    S- Rikers Island Correctional Center, NYC

  • Sassodoro

    I admire your experimental approach, and I would love to see more of it. Check out http://www.wineloverspage.com/wineadvisor/tswa010618.shtml for a similar experiment performed some years ago with a cabernet sauvignon. He was less interested in the effects of serving temperature than the effects of having previously cooked one of the wines. So he blind tasted the cooked and uncooked wines a few days after leaving one wine in a hot car all day, i.e., when both were at the same serving temperature. And he got a similar result — the heated wine seemed more mature.

    All this suggests that shipping wines during the summer may not be a huge problem, provided one intends to drink the wines right away. It may produce a somewhat different wine, but not a ruined wine. On the other hand, the conventional wisdom is that a heated wine won’t age long or well. It would take a rather lengthy experiment to test that, but it would be interesting.

    QOTD: 53, male, Illinois

    Thanks for the discounted stuff and free shipping!

  • Sassodoro

    I admire your experimental approach, and I would love to see more of it. Check out http://www.wineloverspage.com/wineadvisor/tswa010618.shtml for a similar experiment performed some years ago with a cabernet sauvignon. He was less interested in the effects of serving temperature than the effects of having previously cooked one of the wines. So he blind tasted the cooked and uncooked wines a few days after leaving one wine in a hot car all day, i.e., when both were at the same serving temperature. And he got a similar result — the heated wine seemed more mature.

    All this suggests that shipping wines during the summer may not be a huge problem, provided one intends to drink the wines right away. It may produce a somewhat different wine, but not a ruined wine. On the other hand, the conventional wisdom is that a heated wine won’t age long or well. It would take a rather lengthy experiment to test that, but it would be interesting.

    QOTD: 53, male, Illinois

    Thanks for the discounted stuff and free shipping!

  • wayno da wino

    Coool Episode !!!!
    It proves that wine is a tuff animal !!

    QOTD:
    A: 56 (though act like a quarter of dat at
    times, must be da CA-air) πŸ™‚
    S: male
    S: California

  • ErikT

    Very interesting show! You did it so I didn’t have to! Awesome. πŸ™‚

    QOTD: 23, Male, Minneapolis Minnesota

  • wayno da wino

    Coool Episode !!!!
    It proves that wine is a tuff animal !!

    QOTD:
    A: 56 (though act like a quarter of dat at
    times, must be da CA-air) πŸ™‚
    S: male
    S: California

  • ErikT

    Very interesting show! You did it so I didn’t have to! Awesome. πŸ™‚

    QOTD: 23, Male, Minneapolis Minnesota

  • Lev M.

    thanks for the shwag πŸ™‚
    a.s.s.: 25/m/nj

  • Lev M.

    thanks for the shwag πŸ™‚
    a.s.s.: 25/m/nj

  • Mr. Cabernet

    I was glad you mentioned that you would redo this episode because unless you live in the sahara you won’t be drinking hot wine. I would like to see you taste three wines–one was stored in the 80’s or 90’s, one in a wine cellar and one at room temperture. They would need to be stored for at least a year. Then taste them all at room temperture–BLIND. I think this will be a more meaningful test.

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