#1!!!!!

Appreciate your honestly Gary. #2?

I love Seattle!!!!

Glad to see part two up!

#5

Part 2, top 10, coolness.

If you think I’d say anyone other than my wife. . . . (good thing I mean it)

🙂 yeah !

good one garyvee. thanks for part deux. i’m watchin to get pumped for a tasting tonight in worcester, MA

Yayyy! Part Deux is up!

Gary, it was fun watching you dance the tightrope in front of Rob from Boudreaux, as you tasted his Cab Reserve live. But overall, ruthless honesty as usual.

QOTD: Who do I love more than anybody else in the world? My wife and daughter. They’re changing my world, and I like it! 🙂

QOTD: My special lady.

Top 20…Woo hoo!

QOTD: My wife Julie – with out her we wouldn’t have darling daughter Chloe.

great show. the wines except the viognier ant the nicholas cole seemed like pazzzes.

great show. the wines except the viognier ant the nicholas cole seemed like pazzzes.

maybe Gary will find some hot model and bring her on the thunder show so they can slather grapes all over their bum while laughing and reciting poems with excellent sexuality?

QOTD: Edie and Andy!

Nice job on the road. Never been to Taste of Washington even though it’s only 2 states away. Bet you can’t wait to be back in NJ though. Thanks for everything!

Nice show…….!!!!!

Great show. Wish I hadn’t been sick so I could have attended!

Very good show. Really like the live crowd. Hopefully the BC Okanagan Wine Festival folks invite you up sometime soon and I can sit in on one of these.

QOTD: I know it’s an obvious answer, but it’s gotta be my wife Jen. Simply an amazing woman.

Gary- Loved the shows!

I got to taste the Gramercy Cellars Syrah at the Grand Tasting and I really enjoyed it – I think it is a little pricy but it is definitely going to open up nicely in 3 years or so. And Greg, the winemaker, is the nicest man alive!

Great show, Gary – I wish WA would have shown better. You and I know that Washington is pumping out some really great stuff!

QOTD: I love my family and my man like nothing else!

QOTD: Easy, my daughter. No one else is even close.

Hope you were referring to the 2004 regular cuvee of Boudreaux and not to the ‘transition wine’ (the 2003 that you had on your show)because that’s the vintage we all have.

Very creepy. That last 10 seconds, when the crowd joined you in the sign off, sounded just like being in the pew during mass. Welcome to the church of Vaynerchuk!