In this Episode, Rob and Scott review yet another wine from Ravenswood Winery, but this time it's the seldom seen Mendocino OVZ.  Further, Scott looks into his near future when he breaks down his trip to a local nursing home to conduct a wine tasting.  Will the Ravenswood be any good and will the staff and the nursing home think that Scott is a resident of the facility and not allow him to leave? We shall see...on The Wine Vault.

In this Episode, Rob and Scott review one of their all time favorite Merlots in Ferrari-Carano Sonoma County Merlot.  Further, Scott tries  to argue that the acronym "QPR" isn't a term primary used by clowns. Will he succeed, or will the fact that word "value" means the same damn thing make him look like a...well now that I think of it he has nothing to lose.  Anyway, we shall see...on The Wine Vault.

In this Episode, Rob and Scott review the lovely value, Col Di Sasso.  Further, Rob details the culinary scene on the Outer Banks in North Carolina, and why to never, ever, drink Predator Zinfandel.  As Scott's mentor, will he listen to Rob's sage advice, or is he an ungrateful understudy? We shall see...on The Wine Vault.

In this Episode, Rob and Scott review a show favorite, Ravenswood's Napa Valley Old Vine Zinfandel.  Further, since Scott is incapable of beating anyone at wine trivia, can he beat himself?  We shall see...on The Wine Vault.

In this Episode, The Superstar returns to defend his Wine Vault Trivia title against the hapless Unlicensed Taxi Driver.  Further, the group drink and review (but mostly just drink) the surprisingly lovely Liberated Cabernet. More importantly, will Steve defend his title, or will Scott overcome his mental, emotional, and character defects and actually win? We shall see...on The Wine Vault.

In this Episode, Rob, Scott, and Becky review Mud House Sauvignon Blanc.  Further, the group eliminates another organization as a possible future employer/sponsor as they provide "constructive criticism" of The Wall Street Journal's coverage of the world of wine.  Will The Wall Street Journal appreciate and accept The Vault's suggestions on how to improve their coverage, or do they not consider vulgar mocking to be "constructive"?  We shall see...on The Wine Vault.

In this Episode, Rob and Scott review an industry standard in the Franciscan Napa Valley Cabernet.  Further, they provide unsolicited editorial assistance to a well known wine periodical in the answering of their suspect reader letters.  Will this be a chance for they show to connect to the consumers in a meaningful way, or will Scott don a fake British accent, and will Rob be himself?  We shall see...on The Wine Vault.

In this Episode, Rob, Scott and Becky embark on a journey that is akin to standing in line at the BMV in their review of Rodney Strong's Sonoma County Chardonnay.  Further, they discuss wine history, in their debate as to the wine of choice at the Last Supper.  Will this be the Episode that is talked about for the ages, or will it be like Rodney Strong's Chardonnay? We shall see...on The Wine Vault.

In this Episode, Rob and Scott review the tremendous Cotes du Rhone Villages from Louis Bernard.  They further give a rundown on Southern Rhone wines, and provide a needed and heartfelt update on the health of The Superstar.  Will they inform and emotionally touch the listeners, or will they redefine the term "banality"? We shall see...on The Wine Vault.

In this Episode, Rob, Scott, and Becky review one of Becky's favorites, Kim Crawford Sauvignon Blanc.  Further, the group reveal amazing revelations about Kim Crawford and their own stupidity during their award winning potpourri segment. Will this Episode be a textbook example of the show's brilliance, or will it be apparent that the awards the show wins are entirely fictional? We shall see...on The Wine Vault.