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oh well, my msg is getting truncated so I’ll stop. Daggone wireless.

Dude! Nice show. I have an original wrist band (only one I have). Also, I have had a Vinho Verde for 6 bones within the last year. Tres Picos USED to be my fave

As a CKC I have been waiting and hoping for an episode like this one! Thanks Gary!

It’s been too long! I have been away for a few months and am SO happy to be back! Great show, I tried the Yecla and wasn’t too impressed either.

QOTD: The last under $10 that I really liked (though I’ve had it many times before) was the Santa Rita Cabernet Sav. from Chile it was on sale for $4.99. I usually don’t go THAT low but I’d had it before and it didn’t disappoint, for $5 it really had some nice taste to it, good basic example of a Chilean Cabernet.

Gary – you can’t get a bottle of wine under $10 in Canada – it those bloody taxes!!

Camelot…I believe it was 2005 Cab Sav…on sale at safeway for like $6. I was not horrified, which is what I had been since buying wine at random (because I don’t know anything) at Safeway. I have since begun to pay attention, and this show is a big help. So thanks Gary.

I also just planted (tonight) 3 cab Franc and 3 merlot vines and will plant tommorrow 3 Cab Sav and 3 petite verdot. I am well on my way to becoming a wine mogul. I live in VA though, so that could be a problem.

I am no longer a lurker. toodles

QOTD: Ercavio! from Spain a great buy and more than worth it.

QOTD: Tres Ojos Garnacha Old Vines Calatayud, $8. A little too fruity but acceptable. I’ve had a Vinho Verde within the last few months but it was slightly over the $10 mark. 12-14 months ago I had an under $10 Cono Sur Viogner which was too sweet for me but my friends loved it. I find it harder and harder to buy wines under $10. In my mind, under $10 is a bigger risk than jumping to the $15 bottles. Mental block. Go Sixers. Oops, snuck that in there.

QOTD: Tres Ojos Garnacha Old Vines Calatayud, $8. A little too fruity but acceptable. I’ve had a Vinho Verde within the last few months but it was slightly over the $10 mark. 12-14 months ago I had an under $10 Cono Sur Viogner which was too sweet for me but my friends loved it. I find it harder and harder to buy wines under $10. In my mind, under $10 is a bigger risk than jumping to the $15 bottles. Mental block. Go Sixers. Oops, snuck that in there.

Correction…it was a 2003 Camelot Cab Sav, and was $8 not $6.

QOTD: Somebody listed 2006 Colonia Las Liebres Bonarda – $7. I like that wine a lot. Had some and bought more. But it was $11 near me, not $7!!

I will go with the ercavio that GV used to push back in 2007.. $7.99 – decent rustic juice…

rabbit ridge zinfandel,barrel cuvee 2002.sitting on a clearance table.easily a 90 point wine.

I’m not sure the last time I found a decent bottle of wine for under $10 here in Ann Arbor, damn taxes and crazy Ann Arbor prices.

I’m not sure the last time I found a decent bottle of wine for under $10 here in Ann Arbor, damn taxes and crazy Ann Arbor prices.

’06 La Vieille Ferme blanc, not bad at all for $7.50.
’04 Terres Dorees Beaujolais blanc, kicked all kinds of ass for about the same price.
Masciarelli Montepulciano comes to mind, but I haven’t actually had one for awhile …

QOTD: Snake River Winery Riesling was the last under $10 wine that blew me away- lovely wine from Idaho with German riesling qualities, loved it.

I’m intrigued by the Taja. QOTD: I enjoy the Prairie Fume from Wollersheim Winery, under $8.

Hey, Gary, again, great episode!! QOD #1: Yes, I’m a vayniac from way back and I do have the original green and black wristband. :} QOD #2: One of the best sub-$10 wines that I continue to seek out is the 2005 Coppola Rosso.

Hey, Gary, again, great episode!! QOD #1: Yes, I’m a vayniac from way back and I do have the original green and black wristband. :} QOD #2: One of the best sub-$10 wines that I continue to seek out is the 2005 Coppola Rosso.

Gary-

EVIL isn’t doing so hot on WLTV–I think it was the Pure EVIL Chard that you seriously dissed last time around.

QOTD – Most recent winners I’ve had under $10 (both were $9.99 locally in the Tampa market): 2005 KAIKEN Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon (Argentina) and a 2006 WENTE Riva Ranch Arroyo Seco Chardonnay.

Good show, Gary. I own one of the original wristbands.

QOTD: Two under $10 winss come to mind. The 2004 Castano Hecula
and the 2005 Ercavio Roble La Mancha.

QOTD: Two wines come to mind that are good values and very drinkable to my pallet. 1st is the Columbia Crest Two Vines Cabernet-Merlot and the 2nd is the Jacobs Creek Shiraz.

QOTD: well, I’ve had a lot of great Malbecs lately for under $10 (e.g., Terrazas) and while this next one isn’t the best overall, it has the most riDONCulous QPR: Vina Antigua, from Argentina, a blend of 50% Bonarda and 50% Sangiovese, and costs me $4.99. You just cannot kick as much ass under $8 as the Vina Antigua.