Recommendation DAY! Kosher Wine With Matzah And Washington State Wine And More – Episode #452

April 25, 2008

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Not so laid back today….Gary talks about passion and recommends some good stuff…cause this time he has had em!

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Wines tasted in this episode:

2005 Baron Herzog Russian River Chardonnay Special ReserveOther California Kosher play review at cork'd
2005 Shaya Red play review at cork'd
2005 Pomum Syrah play review at cork'd

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  1. April 28, 2008

    drydrew

    QOTD A: #2 Goose Bay Chardonnay 2006! For an expiring you won’t forget O and by the way I have bin listening /watching to Basic Brewing for long time

  2. April 28, 2008

    master1228

    I decided to check out your podcast after seeing your appearance on Internet Superstar.

    I like the energy of the show.

  3. April 27, 2008

    davebw

    Recommendations… so many…

    Lived in Ontario from 1992 – 2005. You did a few mediocre wines from Pelee Island, which are not bad QPR for Ontario. The govt stores flog Aussie grape juice cause they make lotsa money off it. There are a number of interesting wineries, Lenko, Maliviore, and Angels Gate are just a few. Try some Baco Noir for something different, Henry of Pelham Reserve is usually best.

    Living in Texas now. Happy with everything I have had from Becker so far. Getting into a few others, will get back to the list when I have tried more.

    Latest QPR winner: winery Verget du Sud, wine Au Fils du Temps, $6 or so Rhone blend.

    What people need to try, but have not: old wines. We drink wine very young, and miss out on a whole other world. I think it would be good for you to suggest wines for people to buy and cellar. So many of the worlds great wines need 5 – 10 years, and people never try them that way. So many reasonably priced wines get much better with a few years.

    Cheers, Dave.

  4. April 27, 2008

    kaybee

    Good show GV. I like you to make recommendations of what stands out.

    QoTd
    MY recommendation? I think try more wines and vines from Washington.

  5. April 27, 2008

    Jamie

    Great show as always.

    QOTD: More bubbly on the TS.

  6. April 27, 2008

    Will

    I had a Kosher wine over Passover, a Spanish wine from Elvi Wines, it was the 770 priorat it’s a blend of Syrah, Grenache, Caberney, and Merlot. At 15.5% alc it was a real heavy and interesting wine.

  7. April 27, 2008

    drydrew

    QOTD: Chillag Orna Cabernet Sauvignon 2005

    Thank

  8. April 27, 2008

    Stu

    QOTD: 2003 Prazo de Roriz

  9. April 27, 2008

    Patrick

    I recommend the local Cab Franc from the Winery at La Grange here in VA.

  10. April 27, 2008

    Little Jonny H

    Nice show today, GV. I’m excited for the new secret packs!!

    QOTD: Forget about your other NBA teams from NY, and get on the Lebron Line

  11. April 27, 2008

    Tommy Vernieri

    How about that, I just sent you an email with my recommendation earlier today. Check out Cantina del Pino, I really liked their 2006 Dolcetto d’Alba and 2005 Barbera d’Alba at a tasting this week.

  12. April 27, 2008

    torquey

    QOTD: Guigal Chateau Ampuis Cote Rotie

  13. April 27, 2008

    LauraG

    Thanks so much for the birthday shout-out – you are a doll!!

    QOTD: I recommend you not change a blessed thing!! But if you were looking specifically for a wine rec, try the Mestizaje sometime. It’s very different – lots of interest, lots of charisma. I think you might like it.

    Cheers! Laura

  14. April 27, 2008

    Evan

    Gary you are literally the FEATURED jets fan throughout the draft. They must have cut to you 10 or 15 times!!!

  15. April 27, 2008

    wine-ot

    GV brings it these days!!! A wine i reccomend is Nodland Cellars a Secret in Spokane WA the first wine i ever had from a Spokane Winery that showcased raw talent and needs a tasting room in downtown WALLA WALLA! Their Private Blend Red has all 6 grapes of bordeaux including Carmenere. nodlandcellars.com

  16. April 27, 2008

    terroirist

    I recommend The Rhone de Robles 05′ by Robert Hall. A cali. Rhone styled wine. I wish I had a bottle left. My wine notes are scattered. I remember a nice balance with a new world meets old world style. A very nice wine you should try.

    Terroirist aka Mike in Nebraska

  17. April 27, 2008

    SKN

    QOTD: “Chippers” a.k.a the delicacy of my hometown, Fargo, ND. They’re Red River Valley potato chips hand dipped in chocolate. YUM!

  18. April 27, 2008

    Roberto

    Gary,

    My sincere recommendation for you:

    a 5 day stint in Costa Rica with Lizzy, we’ll raid the cellar and have a blast up in a rainforest lodge, talking to wild monkeys. Also, bring down like 200 or 300 books for a signing. How does July 29th sound? we have a wine show that day.

    Writing this sunday 6.50 pm… Jets draft, so so, but you did do some serious damage on camera all weekend… it’s like you paid Boomer Berman or something…

  19. April 27, 2008

    chenrys

    Finally caught up for the week. Great show…the Pomum sounds wonderful, even the shiraz.

    QOTD: Recommend to you…ha, ha.

  20. April 27, 2008

    Travis

    My shoutout gets selected and somehow “Travis” becomes “Travi”? It’s my high school gym teacher (who insisted on dropping the last letter of everyone’s name) all over again.

    Great show and good interview on Internet Superstars – would highly recommend, check it out at Revision3.org.

    Travis

  21. April 27, 2008

    salvatore

    We recommend “Trappist Monks” monistary made jams and jellies.

    They are sooooooooo good; my special prize for you is going to be; a sampling for the Vanerchuks to try.

    These jams are so packed with flavor; you will never see blackberries in the same light……they will be elivated to star status.

  22. April 27, 2008

    Avi

    Dude, try the Galil Mountain Viognier with some matzah — or bread or whatever ‘cuz it’s an awesome wine.
    Or the Gamla Sauvignon Blanc.

    Although I had some great Yatir and Carmel Single Vineyard too this Passover. Check out the great Israeli kosher and non-kosher wines for year round!

  23. April 27, 2008

    SF Young

    Love the show as always. Give Vina Robles Singature a try or call them and get a hold of either their Zin or “End Post”

  24. April 27, 2008

    peter in Dallas

    ?OD While not in my immediate self interest, I recommend more time with your family and less time on the Thunder Show, (ie checking emails at 1:00am) I’d hate to see you burn out early.

  25. April 27, 2008

    Harry

    I also wanted to recommend trying more Nebbiolos from Langhe. I’ve had a few recently and been moved by the complex minerality in them – strong values for Burgundy lovers looking forward to eating at beautiful Italian trattorias this summer.

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