Wine Library TV (Revision 3)

Gary Vaynerchuk tastes two vintages of this high end Rioja and observes how big a difference a year can make!

Gary Vaynerchuk goes through 3 German Rieslings that have a little sugar in them, these sweeter Rieslings are not to be taken lightly!

Gary's wine of choice is often the overlooked Barbaresco, today Gary tries 3 Barbaresco's and sees what these awesome Italian red wines have to offer him!

Gary Vaynerchuk tastes 6 Virginia wines along with a crowd at the Winery at La Grange in Haymarket, VA.

A laid back tasting of 3 very different premium Tequilas.

Gary sits down with 2 of his best friends in the world and tries their wines and be prepared for a lot of stories.

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

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

Gary Vaynerchuk has predicted India will make a big splash on the world wine scene in the next decade, will these 3 wines show that kind of potential?

Gary Vaynerchuk checks in on the Willamette Valley to taste 2 whites and 2 reds

Gary Vaynerchuk tries 4 wines from Arizona and gives us an update on what is going on over in the "The Grand Canyon State"

Gary Vaynerchuk has a guest come in and try some kick butt beers!

Gary Vaynerchuk tries a wine from costieres de nimes, a wine he has in prior vintages and the results are surprising

Gary V investigates the enigmatic Zinfandel grape with submissions from 4 different appellations in California

Live from the New York Television Festival, Gary Vaynerchuk tastes some 2005 vintage Napa Cabs that can be found around the country.

Gary Vayerchuk attacks the wines of St Veran and sees if there is anything worth while!

Gary V and our resident cheese expert Everett dive into some very special cheeses that just reached Wine Library.

The Zork wine bottle enclosure announces its presence with authority on the Thunder Show.

Gary Vaynerchuk tastes 4 examples of Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, not to be confused with Montepulciano d'Abruzzo or Brunello di Montalcino

Gary Vaynerchuk tastes 3 whites that feature this classic grape combination.

Live before a boisterous audience at Webster Hall, Gary Vaynerchuk evaluates 3 Pinot Noirs that the crowd tasted at Wine 2.0 in New York.

Gary Vaynerchuk selected 4 wines he had previously tasted for this Secret Pack. Please leave comments with your notes if you are tasting along!

Charles Smith of K Vintners shares his wine philosophy and tastes 4 of his Washington state wines with Gary Vaynerchuk

Gary Vaynerchuk pairs up some Chianti Classico with Parmigiano Reggiano.

Gary and Everett re-taste the same Cowgirl creamery cheeses after 3 weeks of evolution.

Gary tastes two spendy wines (in the $150-$260 range) that have high recognition. Unfortunately, one doesn't quite live up to its name in Gary's mind.

While touring France, Gary stops in Bordeaux and samples 3 spendy wines from 1988. He also reflects upon the importance of proper cellaring, trusting in your own palette, and most of all - tasting with those you love - because "wine brings people together!"

Gary lets 2 big wines decanter for 24 hours with interesting results. He than talks about how wines change over time and how rating wines is, well, over-rated - trust in your own palette and don't live and die by how a wine is rated.

Gary V does a wine tasting with Graphic Designer Strat Parrott who picks out 3 random wines from the shop that catch his eye design wise. While Strat goes over why he likes the design, he also learns some tasting concepts from Gary.

In this fine episode, Gary V tastes 4 wines from Ohio. While Gary strongly feels that over the next decade or two we will be seeing more wines coming out of the "other 48", he also feels that there are a few hurdles to jump first. The main issue here with these wines are the price point. While some compare and do well against the "big" wines, the price makes it a little more difficult to swallow. Of the four, three do pretty well. Follow Gary on a tour that involves tastes and aromas from peaches, apples and kiwi to splenda, olive oil and diapers.

Gary samples four wines from Israel that surprise him and peak his interest in a visit there. From the smell of dorm room freshness (if that's possible) to Greeeeeeen Peppers, Gary comes alive once again in an episode that will raise some curiousness towards Israeli wines!

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"!

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.

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

Gary Vaynerchuk tries 3 Petite Sirah's that are price right and sees if he can find a good deal in the bunch!

Expanding the palate in un-tasted territories, Gary samples 2 Old World Nebbiolo wines from Valtellina, a lesser known neighbor of Piedmont region in Italy.

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!

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.

To welcome in the new season, Gary finds 3 wines that loosely represent the Jets and their new Quarterback Brett Favre. While none of the 3 "cradled me and made me feel nice," there were some pleasantries abound.

Gary jumps in on 3 desert style Spatlese (late harvest) vino's from all over the place (in Germany). Take a ride - sit back and simply air sample these wines that slightly lightly resembles Rieslings that you're used to or not used to. Not to spoil the surprise, but this is one of the few (if any) episodes that have all 3 wines score about 90 big large points.

Gary sniffs and swirls his way through 3 Barbarescos (made from the Nebbiolo Grape in the Piedmonte region of Italy). From hints of soil and dates to grill smoke and celery, Gary reveals that (his palette) isn't sold by the cost to quality ratio.

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

Gary Vaynerchuk tries 3 wines that represent the Jets and their new Quaterback Brett Favre!