Revolutionary Wine Video Blog Hits 25,000 Unique Viewers A Day

Gary Vaynerchuk, host of Wine Library TV, is changing the wine industry with passion and innovation. Wine Library TV has just broken the 25,000 viewer mark, and is growing each and every day thanks to you and a little bit of Gary.

You, with a little bit of me, we're changing the wine world aren't we?

Springfield, NJ (PRWEB) June 26, 2007 -- Gary Vaynerchuk, host of Wine Library TV, is changing the wine industry with passion and innovation. Wine Library TV has just broken the 25,000 viewer mark, and is growing each and every day thanks to you and a little bit of Gary.

"You, with a little bit of me, we're changing the wine world aren't we?" Those are the words Gary Vaynerchuk, host of Wine Library TV, leaves his viewers with at the end of every episode. Gary's audience has just reached 25,000 viewers per episode; with that kind of audience Gary's video blog, Wine Library TV, is really changing the game. The show is based upon conventional wine reviews, but if a picture is worth a thousand words, Wine Library TV is worth 254,432 words.

Wine Library TV prides itself on innovation. The use of video is the most apparent form of forward-thinking and the foundation of Wine Library TV. More over, viewers can comment on individual reviews, ask wine questions, and provide personal input on a variety of wine related topics. Gary can also be found on both Facebook and Myspace where he has a plethora of friends. Want to know what Gary is doing for the show right now? Then simply check out his Twitter.

Wine Library TV has over 25,000 viewers daily and receives hundreds of comments on each and every episode. As if that wasn't enough, Gary also receives over 1,000 fan emails daily. The Wine Library TV community is vital to the shows success. When the show isn't on the air, viewers venture off to the Wine Library TV forums where some of the best wine conversations on the Internet are found.

Recently, Gary has been featured in New York Magazine, ABC News, National Public Radio, and The Morning News. This type of exposure, along with the viral effect of Gary's show have been the driving force to Wine Library TV's continual growth.

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