The latest from Wine Library TV: Episode 556 - 3 Malbec Wines From 3 Different Places All Under $10

Live from Mumbai, India in front of the Queen's Necklace, Gary puts his 2-year old prediction to the test by tasting 3 wines from India.


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Gary Vaynerchuk tastes the wines of Gevrey Chambertin, the largest appellation in Cotes De Nuits. These Pinot Noirs get put to the test!


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Egyptians have been making and drinking wine for 6,000 years… how are they doing in 2008?

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Gary tastes 6 Virginia wines along with a crowd at the Winery at La Grange in Haymarket, VA. For this episode, we share with you his top three picks!

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Some of the wines mentioned do not sound like true italian names. Makes me wonder if they are truly from Italy.
I know nothing about wine anyway. I prefer to make my own wine for home use.

While many popular beverages like Scotches, beers, etc have great taste, they all remain consistent every year (for the most part). In this episode, Gary takes a look at two of the same wines but 1 year apart. He tastes noticeable differences between the two and then sheds some light on the how/why each year can create such drastically different wines.

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Gary tastes 3 Petite Sirahs that come in at the low price range. Learn a little bit more about what Sirah is, what grape family it's from and what kinds of sniffy sniffs and whirly whirls they provide.

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Gary Vaynerchuk sits down with Alec from Wine Library again to go over Lambics.

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This, I gotta watch... Lets see how great Gary's taste really is.


Geez, Cantillion. Talk about extreme tasting. That stuff is a major acquired taste.


I must say, I'm a little disappointed that Gary couldn't break his wine paradigm and stop the spitting. Beer is not properly tasted by spitting because you loose the finish. Certified beer judges never spit.

I usually refer to Lindeman's Framboise as the "un-beer." It's the only beer my wife will touch. It's less sour than Lambic oughta be. I really didn't enjoy Lambic until I visited Belgium and had to together with the Belgian food. French Fries were invented in Belgium and they go great with most of these sour beers.

My Lambic recommendation Leifman's Goudenband.

Gary jumps in with 4 Australian Shiraz's that he's now re-examining because he feels his palette is changing a little bit and is now more "open" to the fruit bombs. Watch and see as Gary unveils w wines that are spot on scoring wise with Wine Spectator and 2 that are completely "not". These wines are all in the $60 - mid $70 range.

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Gary V tastes 3 Pinot Noirs in a "Battle Royal" that are in the $40 range from Burgundy, California or Oregon. From "Old World" to "New World" Gary gathers aroma's and tastes from manure to cinnamon sticks to "berries, berries, berries"!

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