QOTD: Computer tech/system admin.

Great show today. Dude I couldn’t believe the butter fingers receiving core of your jets in the end of that game yesterday.It was almost as painful as watching my Bengals get totally out coached and played by the Cleavland Browns…Awwwwwwwwwwweeeeeeeeeeeffffffffffffuuuuuuuullllllllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!. anyhow QOTD I’m a Chef, A father of two lovely girls, A husband to a wonderful wife,A fan of a woefull football franchise,and a lover of wine and drinking it with family and friends.Thanks Gary and WLTV crew.

Great show today. Dude I couldn’t believe the butter fingers receiving core of your jets in the end of that game yesterday.It was almost as painful as watching my Bengals get totally out coached and played by the Cleavland Browns…Awwwwwwwwwwweeeeeeeeeeeffffffffffffuuuuuuuullllllllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!. anyhow QOTD I’m a Chef, A father of two lovely girls, A husband to a wonderful wife,A fan of a woefull football franchise,and a lover of wine and drinking it with family and friends.Thanks Gary and WLTV crew.

QOTD: I’m a university professor who teaches health education and the benefits of wine.

Thanks for the great show.
Went through an extended Zin phase 6-10 years ago but need to revisit them.
QOTD: Psychiatrist

episode # 91 tasting quote “very asparagus driven, a little hint of blackcurrant”.

Hook me up with the free schwag, Gary!

Ben

QOTD: Medical Student (a poor poor one at that, who can only afford cheap wine at the moment). This is my first post (i’ll admit i’m a lurker), I love the show, and i’m taking notes so that one day I can actually try some of the nicer wines that you’ve recommended.

Ravenswood? I know the Jet’s outplayed my Ravens in the 4th, but looks like you couldn’t help it huh? Go Ravens!

Gary,

With a focus on Zins, I would have liked to hear you talk about the lotential longevity of these wines. This is always a tought call for me with Zins as (barring a few, rare anecdotal accounts of 90 year old bottles of Zinfandel) these wines just tend to fade rather quickly.

What do you think?

QOTD: Nuclear Medicine Physician/Wine Writer.

QOTD: Im a junior architect in NYC.

QOTD: I am a middle school science teacher, soccer coach, and I am about to get inducted into the Napa wine community.

QOTD: I’m a CFO/controller. But I also like to write a wine blog so that makes up for the mundane part. Or maybe the blog is the mundane part. Well, I liven up my day by watching this show.

QOTD – I’m a sophisticted redneck. Show me more $8.00 – 90 point wines. I restore furniture, I’m a Fireman and an EMT, also fish for Salmon in Lake Ontario and Steelhead in the Salmon River, smoke the fish (to go with reds) make reds and some whites from the Finger Lakes region of Upstate NY. My most important hobby is enjoying a couple glasses of wine every night. Thanks Gary for being so friggin’ entertaining and informative. I now critique my morning toast and jam with references to wine. It’s a good thing.

Looks likes GV’s rocking a new descriptor “juicy” QOTD: Texas raised grad student in psych, moved to NJ to go to Rutgers and shop at WL…If I get kicked out of the room for some fruit dud one more time I’m gonna kick some @$$. WAR BAROLO

QOTD: Online Media Buyer

QOTD – I’m a radio producer/announcer of 18 years, currently back in school. I never miss a show! Really miss you on the weekends (I realize you need a break to go watch your Jets!). Keep it up!

Cool Show
QOTD: Iâ??m an electrical contractor, have 2 boys 4 & 7, childrenâ??s director w/ my wife at church, soccer coach and love wine. My boys always ask if they can watch you eat dirt in ep #148.

I was forced into early retirement by a disabling stroke following a mis-diagnosed neck surgery six and one half years ago. While I am still paralysed on my right side, I have pretty much chosen to ignore it 🙂 I have been able to pursue my lifelong passions of cooking and studying wine without the bother of work 🙂

I love the big ass glass!

Kevin C: Is that Comeaux in Lafayette, LA?

QOTD

I am a Safety Consultant, as well as father, husband and Grandad to 5 grandkids.

Fantastic episode! I love Zinfandel!! Three great picks. I love WLTV. QOTD: I’m going to work tonight at midnight. I’m a towboat master. My boat’s name is Cocle. Big ass powerful beast, with twin schottel (Z-drive) propulsion units. She’s highly maneuverable and very powerful, not to mention fast. Nights are normally very busy.

QOTD: We approach our jobs (wine and construction, respectively) as a learning experience, so that we can one day, discard our bosses. In the mean time, we are content to drink wine with you and the WLTV crew. Cheers.

QOTD: We approach our jobs (wine and construction, respectively) as a learning experience, so that we can one day, discard our bosses. In the mean time, we are content to drink wine with you and the WLTV crew. Cheers.

Bombastic = great word to keep in the vocab utility shed. Nicely done.

QOTD: I’m a vendor manager for a bank / mortgage company. I manage the foreclosure attorneys used by the bank’s default area and assist with the foreclosure operations. But I still claim to be an all around great guy…

On the subject of zins, just tried Starry Night’s “Terre Vermeille Vineyard, Lake County” 2004 zinfandel. Only 700 cases produced. An amzing wine with blueberry pie, blackberry and even watermelon elements. Give it a try!

Nice episode.

QOTD: I’m a retired pastor turned self-employed handyman finally living near our kids and grandkids. I’m very new to wine and learning a lot from a lot of sources, but esp. from GV.

I am a law student, and have little spare time. When I can find a few moments, I like to fly fish and cook.