QOTD: I am going to have to say somewhere around 50 if I am spitting and somewhere around 10 if I am not.

I must have low tast bud tolarence as I can not get past a dozen wines, oh wait that may be because I don’t spit and after a dozen I’m hammered! Yeah that could be the problem….

Gary,

QOTD, I start to lose my ability when I am at wine tastings and I have had more than about 10 wines.

Also, if I win the widget contest I am going to bring out my Cleveland Browns bucket

GO BROWNS!

Great show Gary! Way to be a trooper and still give us a show!

Thank you for pulling through an episode regardless of being tired!

QOTD I’ve never experienced pallet fatigue!

Gary great episode It is good for a change. Glad you were able to do the episode.

QOTD:
-I would say after a few different tastes.

QOTD: 20-25 STILL TRYING TO SPIT MOST OF THEM OUT!

qotd… truth be known, i’m STILL trying to figure things out. I try to find the tastes and struggle finding the tastes and smells. how can I figure this sh*t out?!

QOTD: I dont usually spit, so pallet fatigue? somewhere into the equivalent of bottle two or loss of consciousness. Whichever occurs first.

hi Gary ! What a slow beginning ! 🙂 from a french point of view it’s soporific after a tough day of pruning in the languedoc vineyards Please choose your usual active start that suggests a violent thunder! you’re right !
have a good work and rest…

first?

Gary, I thought this was a very good episode. I think you can occasionally present wines that you have already tasted and think highly of. BTW we had a fabulous dinner out with friends the other night. We have the 2005 Domaine des Baumard Quarts de Chaume with a Foie Gras terrine with figs–absolutely astounding wine. This “sweet” wine was so well balanced that there was no hint of cloyingness. (The Ch. St. Jean 1996 Cinq Cinpages–it was great and I think it is not over the hill–long finish and pleny of fruit. And the 2004 KB Somona County Pinot. We had watched your rating of this great wine and are in agreement.

GARY IS THE BEST!!! I love this guy! I love to watch the show to learn about all the different wines but also to hang with Gary for a couple minutes on my lunch break each day. Thanks for keeping it real Gary. I think the shows you do when you’re a bit loopy are the most fun. Keep on rockin’ it!

I’m a newbie, so I’ve never had more than 2 wines at one time. But if I when the widget contest that could all change!

Way to show your dedicatioon Gary… 142 wines in one day is a LOT! Such a trooper! Great show Gary. Rest that tounge up!

That second wine sounds delish! Might have to try it…

QOTD: I don’t know how many, but I’d certainly be up for finding out!

QOTD: It’s hard to say when my pallet starts to get tired… it tends to largely depend on how much spitting I’m doing. Unless I really can’t stand a wine, I find it very hard to spit. I hate the thought of wasting wine, esp if it’s good! So for me the issue tends to be less about when my tounge gets tired and more the issue of when the affects of the alcohol start to cloud my judgement… I guess that doesnt really answer the question though. Oh well.

Hey Gary
Cool show – thanks for giving it too us even though your were whipped.

QOTD: I would say probably 40+ and then I can’t pick out individual nuances but can still pick out varietals and stuff. Over 60 and it is a crap shoot. haha

Keep it rockin
J DUB

I was listening, but watching the baby on the computer the whole time.
QOTD: I can only taste well for about a dozen wines.

What’s with Chad’s jersey up there? You seem to hate the guy!

Gary. the wine club I’m in, The Wineo Collective, doesn’t usually (really, ever) spit, so my tasting limit is pretty low in this case. I think after about 10-12 I’m losing perspective.

love the purple tounge…been there done that, but honestly i usually dont spit (much,anyway) so i get DRUNK at wine tastings before i catch pallete palette? fatigue. Hey im just being honest. then I begin to rant and rave profusely and unnecisarily but its a whole lot of fun especially when you end the evening with some ports or desert wines and they really send you off the deep end.

QOTD: Haven’t tasted enough wines in one sitting to reach that limit. At most, about 15. Intoxication gets me first.

he he he ………….love the baby pics and the blue tounge. way to go gary. keep it up

I peak out about 20 – 25 wines when winery touring (Okanagan – British Columbia’s wine country). Otherwise, I like to enjoy one or two bottles a week. GV and Winelibrary TV have broadened my horizons significantly. I loved the Shistes from a few weeks back!