EP 399 LAID BACK FRIDAY – 1 more show to 400

Gary Vaynerchuk tries a wine that everyone has been yapping at him to try and answers some questions!

Wines tasted in this episode:

2006 Falesco SangioveseUmbria IGT

Links mentioned in todays episode.

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qotd: being able to appreciate new world wines more than I used to

Tags: Italian, red, review, Umbria, Video, wine, wines

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  • Susan

    Gary-What a face!!!!!! Do NOT ever take acting lessons!!! Oh, Boy!!!! πŸ™‚

  • Susan

    Gary-What a face!!!!!! Do NOT ever take acting lessons!!! Oh, Boy!!!! πŸ™‚

  • François

    Yay! We definitely want MORE WRISTBANDS! πŸ˜‰

    QOTD : My moving to Ontario made me discover a whole new wine market…

  • Z

    my biggest change? hmm.. got paid a bonus and discovering that there are shitloads of other grape varieties. Like all the ones from Italy.

  • François

    Yay! We definitely want MORE WRISTBANDS! πŸ˜‰

    QOTD : My moving to Ontario made me discover a whole new wine market…

  • Z

    my biggest change? hmm.. got paid a bonus and discovering that there are shitloads of other grape varieties. Like all the ones from Italy.

  • LOL What a great way to end the week. Thank goodness I wasn’t one of the Vayniacs to recommend the Falesco. A few years ago they had an inexpensive wine that I thought was quite serviceable. Not great but it was ok.

    QOTD: I would have to say having three stellar cabs (Dominus, Chat Montelena, Bryant Family) during a holiday party with some good wine friends on Capitol Hill in DC. Other than that, that fun and freaky WLTV show is the highlight of my wine world.

    I’ll make the “love connections” this weekend.

    YOU RULE!

  • LOL What a great way to end the week. Thank goodness I wasn’t one of the Vayniacs to recommend the Falesco. A few years ago they had an inexpensive wine that I thought was quite serviceable. Not great but it was ok.

    QOTD: I would have to say having three stellar cabs (Dominus, Chat Montelena, Bryant Family) during a holiday party with some good wine friends on Capitol Hill in DC. Other than that, that fun and freaky WLTV show is the highlight of my wine world.

    I’ll make the “love connections” this weekend.

    YOU RULE!

  • boingoal

    Biggest change is I tried an albarino because of you and liked it.
    Thanks!!!

  • boingoal

    Biggest change is I tried an albarino because of you and liked it.
    Thanks!!!

  • Susan

    Gary-HOW many reallys does it take?? wink πŸ™‚ wink πŸ™‚

  • */^_^*

    i can’t believe C is smoking D….

    qotd: i became poor and can’t afford as much wine….it’s been devestating

  • Susan

    Gary-HOW many reallys does it take?? wink πŸ™‚ wink πŸ™‚

  • */^_^\*

    i can’t believe C is smoking D….

    qotd: i became poor and can’t afford as much wine….it’s been devestating

  • Jeff R

    QOTD: Finding WLTV!

  • Jeff R

    QOTD: Finding WLTV!

  • DHerbie

    Looking forward to #400.
    QOTD: I trusted my palette enough to jump on 5 bottles of 2005 Prisoner when I usually wouldn’t have spent that much (grad school life). I love this stuff.

    Go Pats!

  • Brent

    QOTD: Loire Valley!!! Thanks for the intro, GV! It has to be one of the most diverse wine regions in the world.

  • Machine

    QOTD: Going back to grad school and going cash flow negative for two years. Sad irony is now have ability to store wine for the first time. Trying to figure out how to finally start building a collection without spending much $$$. Hitting the low-end stuff from the Garagiste list, but interested if anyone has any ideas of value picks to have around or lay down…

  • Looking forward to #400.
    QOTD: I trusted my palette enough to jump on 5 bottles of 2005 Prisoner when I usually wouldn’t have spent that much (grad school life). I love this stuff.

    Go Pats!

  • Brent

    QOTD: Loire Valley!!! Thanks for the intro, GV! It has to be one of the most diverse wine regions in the world.

  • Machine

    QOTD: Going back to grad school and going cash flow negative for two years. Sad irony is now have ability to store wine for the first time. Trying to figure out how to finally start building a collection without spending much $$$. Hitting the low-end stuff from the Garagiste list, but interested if anyone has any ideas of value picks to have around or lay down…

  • QOTD: The biggest change in the last six months has been the people that I share wine with! The people I have met over the last year make it so much more fun. That and I’ve been into Zin a little more.

    AND I’M NOT A CRY BABY!

    tampa is

    πŸ™‚

  • Nick

    I’m in love with Rhone, red, white, and rose! I love’m all!

  • QOTD: The biggest change in the last six months has been the people that I share wine with! The people I have met over the last year make it so much more fun. That and I’ve been into Zin a little more.

    AND I’M NOT A CRY BABY!

    tampa is

    πŸ™‚

  • Nick

    I’m in love with Rhone, red, white, and rose! I love’m all!

  • Susan

    Gary-QOTD: BIGGEST CHANGE:My local wine shop now carries a wine by the glass because I said it goes well with BBQ!!! Get the Ramon Bilbao Rioja !!! πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚

  • Susan

    Gary-QOTD: BIGGEST CHANGE:My local wine shop now carries a wine by the glass because I said it goes well with BBQ!!! Get the Ramon Bilbao Rioja !!! πŸ™‚ πŸ™‚

  • Kristen

    GV- What’s your # so I can call ya and give you a love shout out? πŸ™‚

    QOTD: Similar to you, I have noticed a change in my palate in the past 6 mo. However, I am finding my palate loving old world wines rather than the fruit bombs. Zin used to be my favorite varietal, I liked the in your face, Captain Obvious wines. Now I like as you call them the “thought provoking” wines and wines that offer more complexity (second and third tear aromas and flavors). I am finding these characteristics more in old world vs. new world wines. Also I am in love with the values from S. France and S. Italy.

    Superbowl Prediction: Steelers 24, Colts 17. Oh wait that was 2 years ago when I was living in Pgh. Damn, guess I’ll hop on Mott’s bandwagon and pull for the Giants.

    Cheers All,
    KP

  • Kristen

    GV- What’s your # so I can call ya and give you a love shout out? πŸ™‚

    QOTD: Similar to you, I have noticed a change in my palate in the past 6 mo. However, I am finding my palate loving old world wines rather than the fruit bombs. Zin used to be my favorite varietal, I liked the in your face, Captain Obvious wines. Now I like as you call them the “thought provoking” wines and wines that offer more complexity (second and third tear aromas and flavors). I am finding these characteristics more in old world vs. new world wines. Also I am in love with the values from S. France and S. Italy.

    Superbowl Prediction: Steelers 24, Colts 17. Oh wait that was 2 years ago when I was living in Pgh. Damn, guess I’ll hop on Mott’s bandwagon and pull for the Giants.

    Cheers All,
    KP

  • BobbyTiger

    Ok. Came back from a short trip to Argentina last October,which was my first exposure to Argentine wines, (which I fell in love with). Was surfing around to find out more about the wines……and lo, I stumbled on WLTV. Since that time, it has become a regular part of our evening. What has changed? I now will spring for a $15.00 or $20.00 bottle of wine when shopping. Completely unheard of pre GV. Yep, unheard of.

  • BobbyTiger

    Ok. Came back from a short trip to Argentina last October,which was my first exposure to Argentine wines, (which I fell in love with). Was surfing around to find out more about the wines……and lo, I stumbled on WLTV. Since that time, it has become a regular part of our evening. What has changed? I now will spring for a $15.00 or $20.00 bottle of wine when shopping. Completely unheard of pre GV. Yep, unheard of.

  • Giants 24 Pats 21 we’ll see GV!

  • Giants 24 Pats 21 we’ll see GV!

  • Brian Specht

    GOTD: I now actually know what I like to drink when it comes to wine and I enjoy trying new wines. Also I am getting better at picking out wines that I never had that I like.

  • Rani Haykal

    Great Show!!!!

    QOTD: Biggest change in my wine experience over last 6 months has been the heavy addition of white rhones to my palate. Prior to that, I stuck to a few sauvignon blancs from Napa and New Zealand and a select number of chardonays but that was bout it in the white varietals for me. I have also been trying a few more wines from Pomerol when I usually go with those from St. Emillion and Paulliac.

    BTW, There needs to be a Mott, Link It Up shirt in black. Id jump all over that.

    –RH

  • Brian Specht

    GOTD: I now actually know what I like to drink when it comes to wine and I enjoy trying new wines. Also I am getting better at picking out wines that I never had that I like.

  • Rani Haykal

    Great Show!!!!

    QOTD: Biggest change in my wine experience over last 6 months has been the heavy addition of white rhones to my palate. Prior to that, I stuck to a few sauvignon blancs from Napa and New Zealand and a select number of chardonays but that was bout it in the white varietals for me. I have also been trying a few more wines from Pomerol when I usually go with those from St. Emillion and Paulliac.

    BTW, There needs to be a Mott, Link It Up shirt in black. Id jump all over that.

    –RH

  • QOTD: I think the biggest change in my wine world over the last 6 months has been learning that I actually don’t dislike white wines as I previously had thought.

  • QOTD: I think the biggest change in my wine world over the last 6 months has been learning that I actually don’t dislike white wines as I previously had thought.

  • Neil

    QOTD: I really have embraced Gallo Hearty Burgundy. NOT! Actually I have braodened my palate and now find myself shying away from big fruit bombs in favor of more balanced wines. I have more old world wines than new world wines in the “cellar” now.

  • FlynBrian

    Hey Gary, Love the show. The biggest change for me is that I’m actually enjoying drinking wine now. It used to be my wife would come home from work and not open a bottle, thinking what she didn’t drink would go to waste. Now, I have a bottle already open when she comes home and she’s lucky if she gets even half.

  • Neil

    QOTD: I really have embraced Gallo Hearty Burgundy. NOT! Actually I have braodened my palate and now find myself shying away from big fruit bombs in favor of more balanced wines. I have more old world wines than new world wines in the “cellar” now.

  • FlynBrian

    Hey Gary, Love the show. The biggest change for me is that I’m actually enjoying drinking wine now. It used to be my wife would come home from work and not open a bottle, thinking what she didn’t drink would go to waste. Now, I have a bottle already open when she comes home and she’s lucky if she gets even half.

  • Neil

    Pats 42 Giants 12

  • Jennifer

    QOTD: Malbec consumption.

  • DannInNH

    QOTD: Purchasing more wine from WL than I can drink in in 3 years if I have a bottle every day. This has to STOP. Well maybe not.
    Go Pats !!

  • Neil

    Pats 42 Giants 12

  • Jennifer

    QOTD: Malbec consumption.

  • DannInNH

    QOTD: Purchasing more wine from WL than I can drink in in 3 years if I have a bottle every day. This has to STOP. Well maybe not.
    Go Pats !!

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