Gary, I’m drinking my Reisling, home wintner. I can’t watch your show without wine. This wine is in secondary fermentation and still has some fizz when drawn out of the car boy, but I like it and my friends like it. I do a lot of sniffy-sniff, I get the fruit, but it’s not done yet. I’m out of finished wine so I imagine that you would recomend I go and buy some wine rather than interupt my wine before it’s done.

Gary, I’m drinking my Reisling, home wintner. I can’t watch your show without wine. This wine is in secondary fermentation and still has some fizz when drawn out of the car boy, but I like it and my friends like it. I do a lot of sniffy-sniff, I get the fruit, but it’s not done yet. I’m out of finished wine so I imagine that you would recomend I go and buy some wine rather than interupt my wine before it’s done.

Great show, I like the Thank You at the beginning.

QOTD:

Mostly root beers and cream sodas (I’m only 19). Trying to train my palate to discern flavors, and there’s a fairly large variety of root beers and other “classic” drinks.

P.S. I don’t have any wristbands…..yet

Great show. I’m drinking a lot of Malbec these days.

Excellent show, but never seen any petite syrah in the stores around here. 🙁

QotD: As a member of the CKC, only drinking what my wallet will allow. Vino del box. And Oak Leaf from walmart. And my homebrew.

I have one of the original wrist bands…..I have been drinking and enjoying Nero D’Avola as well as Merlot, and Malbec

I have one of the original wrist bands…..I have been drinking and enjoying Nero D’Avola as well as Merlot, and Malbec

My first and only petite sirah is Crane Lake. I believe they are part of the monster that puts out two-buck chuck. It’s less than $4 a bottle and have found it consistent and very enjoyable.

QOTD: I just picked up some Russian Ochakovo Premium Lager. This brand’s popular in Russia and they run a lot of commercials domestically. The taste is somewhere around MGD and Corona Extra. Smooth and easy to drinking. Wine wise I’m not in the mood lately, I had a good Mosel Riesling last Saturday but I suspect it was only good because of the low 8% alcohol content. It might be the style for the region? It’s good stuff for the girls I guess.

QOTD- Right this minute, Big K root beer.

Drinking my own version of today’s show. Bogle Petite Sirah. Petite Verdot. Chambourcin out of Virginia. Had some Bilton Matt Black out of South Africa that had a good blend working.

QOTD Guigal Chateauneuf Du Pape Rouge

QOTD : Midori Sours & Any Presseco

Hmm…. let’s see. The best of late was a split of Heidsieck Monopole Blue Top but that was rare and wonderful. Other bottles include some Thorne-Clark shiraz and Arbor Crest Cab. FWIW.

QOTD: malbec has me going right now. would love to know what you think bout the ALTOS. have the reserve (i have not tried it yet) but the regular is really great at the price point. i got it for 8 bones, and its pretty darn good!!

QOTD…drinking the ‘Matt Ryan’ Kool-Aid right now. Can the Falcons shock a few skeptics???

QOTD: I am not drinking anything secific but trying to drink something different when I do or can find….I like to try a different varietal if I can find it here in OK……

QOTD= Donnhoff 2005 riesling kabinett. Rocking my face off

Today we enjoyed a Brancaia 2002 “Il Blu” supertuscan for our 3 year wedding anniversary.

QOTD: ive been rocking a 2005 riesling chat ste Michelle that and this wine called wolftrap its a red blend of 5 diff grapes delish

QOTD: Well, wine wise, prosecco. Nice and refreshing in the summer time and goes well with food. But, right now, I’m drinking a nice tall glass of iced tea with the right amount of lemon. mmmmmm.

Great show! P.S. I Love You! (the grape, not you, Gary- allright, well, like a brother then)

QOTD- Enjoyed over the last couple of weeks: 2003 Cougar Crest Reserve Syrah (great call GV), 2005 The Prisoner, 2005 Rosenblum PS Heritage Clones, 2005 Downing Family Zin

QOTD: Mostly local wines (I’m right in the middle of the Sierra Foothills AVA). Lots of different varietals. Right now, just finishing off an interesting Boeger Tempranillo.

Only have the Gen 2 wristband 🙁

QOTD: Mostly local wines (I’m right in the middle of the Sierra Foothills AVA). Lots of different varietals. Right now, just finishing off an interesting Boeger Tempranillo.

Only have the Gen 2 wristband 🙁

QOTD: With my limited budget, I have been scouring my local stores for some different value driven wines. Had an ’05 Trapiche Malbec…fantastic.

Just got a 2005 Avalon Cab. Sauv…. I like it quite a bit. Though I’m still a bit of a newbie I remember having cabs in the past that were pucker city due to the tannins. Not a big fan of that. This Avalon ’05, I liked a lot. Nice chocolate, cherry, boysenberry aroma. Not a super long finish, but still at under 8 bones, a great tasting wine my budget can handle.