QOTD: Aug 07

QOTD- October 2007, I think I StumbleUpon-ed the site and was hooked, even with all the Jets crap. Go Rams!

#122

#122

QOTD: I started watching about 1.5 years ago….. there have been pockets of time where i’ve been traveling or not near a computer where i have missed some epesodes….

I have to tell you it is very motivating to watch your show. I’m starting up my own business and this kicks me in the ass to keep going forward!

QOTD: I started watching about 1.5 years ago….. there have been pockets of time where i’ve been traveling or not near a computer where i have missed some epesodes….

I have to tell you it is very motivating to watch your show. I’m starting up my own business and this kicks me in the ass to keep going forward!

QOTD: Since sometime in September of this past year, so yes…I am a newbie!

QOTD — late September on youtube, and then here right at the end of that month.

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I joined Vayner-nation in September 2007. My co-workers at American Winery and I take a Vayner-break every day — good times in the office!

QOTD: November 30, 2006 – The WOOT Episode.

I’m going to try to come out for the 3/29 party. However, since you said that you don’t like Brett Favre, my wife absolutely hates you now, so it might be a hard sell….:)

QOTD: Fall of 2006 either – Nov or Dec.

i am down to try the highlight reel, i was going to do a video messing with the various GV faces.

let me know if you could give me more input as to what you’d want from the “highlight” show..

nevermind, i am down and i am doin’ it! doing the highlights..

QOTD: I started watching this fall when I kept seeing GV’s face bursting through in my Cellar Tracker pages..

I am in agreement with you on how out of hand the popularity of Pinot has propagated across the U.S. I was talking with Sterling at Sterling Albert Winery today and he and I have formed the consensus that Cab Franc is really where it’s at. . .

QOTD: I watched my first episode the first day of my new job here at AmericanWinery.com That would have been September 4th, 2007 – which is serendipitous because I live in Washington – Walla Walla to be exact (some pretty sweet wine country). P.S. The 2002 Pepper Bridge Cabernet Sauvignon is the best!

Good ep GV – always fun to visit the Sideways grape and thanks for the heads up on Breggo. Will certainly seek these out.

QOTD: Started around June 2007 – after watching my first episode, I went back and watched all the archived episodes, which took about 3 weeks to get me all the way back to episode 1. Its awesome how far the Thunder show has come. I know watch religiously, like…..well, as you say “like its got the cure inside”.

Cheers!

QOTD: Not sure exactly, but about 9 months ago.

NIce episode!
QOTD – I started watching in late ocotber 2006……been here ever since. Can’t wait for March 29!

QOTD: I was a lurker back in Nov 2006 and didn’t post anything until February 2007. Haven’t missed a show since and have enjoyed the earlier ones as well. WLTV sure has evolved – I can’t say the early ones were the THUNDER SHOW that it is today, but still fun to watch.

About # 35. I’ve learned a lot. Keep bringing the obscure varietals and appellations! I love the big ass glass.

QOTD – Since the Slate article. Whenever that was.

If you want real Pinot, do an Oregon episode. That’s Or-i-gun, not Oree-gone.

Or you can come visit me and we will just go straight to the good wineries…

Gary, thanks for the “sniffy sniff” I was worried we would all have to band together and hold comments hostage until it came back 🙂
QOTD- December 2006 after seeing you ad in the Wine Spectator, been watching ever since

I almost forgot! If you can get your hands on the Sea Smoke 2004 Pinot, it’s pretty delicious. Fully allocated and who knows how long I’ll be on the waiting list, but until then maybe my friends Tony and Esther will continue to share.

I almost forgot! If you can get your hands on the Sea Smoke 2004 Pinot, it’s pretty delicious. Fully allocated and who knows how long I’ll be on the waiting list, but until then maybe my friends Tony and Esther will continue to share.

hollywood did not “make” Pinot, It has been considered great for thousands of years.
Also if anybody is responsible for the frenzy over Pinot its the media. The movie was not all that popular, but thousands of articles were written about it..
Don’t confuse media coverage with the small impact the actual film made.

I had to look back at my wine orders to figure it out. I think it was about the end of January, 2007. In time to get a first edition wristband.