QOTD: Never had one. Looking for some but tough to find in Michigan.

hahahaha
hey! check it out the gary’s mexican alterego, is hilarious…

http://vinoonovino.wordpress.com/2008/07/31/vinturi%c2%ae-%c2%bfayuda-a-decantar-tu-vino/

my favorite bottle I’ve had thus far was a bottle of Tishbi’s special reserve 2002 Cabernet Sovereign

QOTD: Never tried one but looking forward to the opportunity!

Hi Gary – great show! And thanks for the new wristband – it really is cool!!

QOTD: I’ve only had one Israeli wine, and didn’t like it, but I promise to try more, especially after this show. I actually get my kosher wine from Spain, and am one of those people who thought all Israeli wines were kosher, so I definitely learned something new today, which is awesome.

I want to distribute non kosher wines from Israel. Are they already being shipped to the US?

great show!!! will you be getting some of the wines in? and also can you link up Daniels R. page?

Gary, great show. I’m a lurker who had to post this time. Thank you for expanding my wine world. I’ll go this weekend to my local store and find an Israeli wine to try.

I wanna see you tasting these wines on-site in Israel. Will be a great show.
QOTD. best was I had so far was the Carmel Merlot 2001. But I’d love to have some more.

Gary – Great show! Hope your trip to India is going well. Never seen any wines out of India. Kingfisher beer, but no wine. Looking forward to hearing in a future episode what you heard/saw/tasted!
QOTD: Never had a wine out of Israel. I’ve heard somewhere (maybe even on WLTV) in the past that Lebanon was famous for high quality red wines (Chateau Musar being one). Maybe a future show?

I can’t say I ever had one Homey but I would love to try one.

I like Kosher wines though so I guess a trip to the ol’ WL is in order!

Have you had any good Tea’s lately…..lol

Dalton merlot 2003 or 2005

bravdo merlot, and yatir forest.
Not my favorite wines ever, but good, good wines.

QOTD: Its on the “to try list”…thanks pal.

Good show.

QOTD – None yet, will place it on my ever expanding list.

Hi G,
Thank you Thank you Thank you for a(nother) great show.

We are waiting for you here in IL.

Tzahi

I just returned from a trip to Israel where I had the chance to visit three boutique wineries in the Judean Hills: Agur, Sea Horse (Suson yam), and Yehuda. All three make splendid Cabernet blends. As mentioned in a previous comment, Agur does export to the U.S. One winery that I didn’t have the chance to visit and regret not fitting in was Ben Hanna. A friend shared a bottle of Ben Hanna’s 2005 Shalem (a Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot blend) and it was incredible. If you go to Israel or have a contact there, try to get a copy of Red or White: The Wine Route Magazine of the Judean Wineries (published in Hebrew and English). 25 boutique wineries are featured–it includes contact info and a good map.

“rip each other’s faces off”. halarious quote, not a halarious truth but still a good quote.

QOTD: I will try one soon.

Gary good episode these sounded all pretty good.

QOTD:
-None yet hopefully soon

QOTD: Never had one and I don’t see them around that often, so when I come across one next time I’ll keep it in mind!

Never had a good one – just a couple of whites from Yarden which were straight awful.

Never have. Will soon! I thank you Gary for Rocking! and always inspiring. God Bless.

QOTD: Never had an Israeli wine. I will have my first Israeli wine once my two local wine shops have them in stock.

Very interesting show. Admittedly, when I think of Israeli wines, I assume “kosher”.

QOTD: I’ve never had an Israeli wine. I’ll have to see if we have any in Ohio.

Great article/interview in the Wine and Spirits Special Issue with Greico! When I saw “Rebels Rock the Best of the Wine World,” I had an inkling you’d be in there! 🙂 I’d love to see Greico’s wine bar someday. If you haven’t seen it, the interview video is here: http://www.wineandspiritsmagazine.com/

QOTD: Sadly no. I’d love to have one though! I’ll keep my eyes peeled!