I love chicken Bryan……Fire roasted with Goat cheese on top wih a tangy lemon sauce.

T think Oklahoma has one up one Arizona when you ar talking WINE!!!!

C’mon slacker. Spend 20 mins with us!!!

Who would it thought in a good Arizona wine , I can’t wait to try the Z5.
Gary when are we going to start marketing US wines in South America, I want to work with you on this..let’s do it Bro..
Keep up the good work !

Sadel Ekmeiro
Cooknwine

How can you have tasted several times more AZ wine than Monterey and Santa Barbara wine COMBINED???

QOTD: roasted.

I have been to them all and Callaghan’s is by far the best winery in the state of Arizona. Page Springs makes some very good wine, but the majority of their grapes are still sourced from California. I have never had a bad wine from Callaghan’s and their wines has been served at White House dinners on more than one occassion.

I purchased a few very nice wines at Page Springs winery last week, but I will not yet consider their wines Arizona wines until all the grapes are grown in their vineyards.

Gary is correct Arizona is on the move in the wine making world.

The video is great ! Kinda reminds me of a young billy mays.

QOTD: uff, so many ways… it’s like asking what is you favorite wine or favorite sex position… depends on the mood… I have to pick one, it would be not to spicy cause then you can have dog meat and think it’s a chicken, well lets have it Chicken Salad with a good Garganega(Soave)

Interesting show – I have not had an AZ wine.
QOTD – I have a thing for boneless Buffalo chicken tenders.

@Laura many thanks. Afraid I don ?t have time to sign up though it sounds interesting

Nice. Never had an Arizona wine…
QOTD: My mom’s chicken tacos. YUM!

My cousin’s Boy Friend makes the best BBQ chicken. But he doesn’t make it that often

Beer butt or beer can chicken is one of my favorites. A little bit of wood smoke from the grill and this chicken is hard to beat.

How about a show on Texas wines? I’m from TX so I’m partial but I’m curious to know what you think. Been catching the podcasts for about a year now and I’ve learned a lot, thanks!

A few months ago I ran some statistical tests comparing climate data (Temperature & Precipitation) from Arizona (Chiricahua, Sonoita, Skull Valley, Canelo,?) with benchmark regions from the rest of the world, and found out there is a pretty high correlation with the Mendoza region in Argentina.
In fact, it makes some sense since both have a desertic to semi-desertic climate with summer (monsoon) rains.
Planting Malbec seems a good bet.

Have been to Arizona and had their wines, some were good, most were overpriced..QOTD-on the grill http://www.winelx.com