Good music. Assume you were saying Cahors when talking about French Malbecs and they are high on my list. A few Argentine Malbecs have been good for me but Chile not so much.

Great show – love you contrasting the same grape across different continents.

QOTD: Bridge over Troubled Waters – great album and a great cover; still have it!

QOTD: Parsely, sage, rosemary, and tyme….

I love the comparisons of the same varietal over multiple continents. Great show. I need to get some of the Gaudou.

QOTD: Bridge Over Troubled Water. Now I won’t get it out of my head all night.

I love the comparisons of the same varietal over multiple continents. Great show. I need to get some of the Gaudou.

QOTD: Bridge Over Troubled Water. Now I won’t get it out of my head all night.

Bookends and a cold bottle of Mateous Did I spell that right? — it’s been soooo long since I’ve even seen a bottle of that 60’s good stuff. Think I’ll hit the album box and go down to Cub Foods and see if they still Portugal’s finest, slice an old gouda and put on the headphones . . .

Dennis

Old Friends (Sat on their park bench like bookends) What better to go with a glass of wine.

qotd:
“Kathy,” I said as we boarded a Greyhound in Pittsburgh
Michigan seems like a dream to me now
It took me four days to hitchhike from Saginaw
I’ve gone to look for America

QOTD: what do I think of when Gary says “Simon & Garfunkel?”

* High School – Both of them graduated from my High
School (several years before me).

* I remember getting l**d in my dorm room with S&G’s Greatest
Hits playing in the background. Several times. That
album seemed to work well with college girls (in the late ’70s),
the brainy ones at least. Paul, Art: Thanks guys, I owe ya.

I had an $8.00 Malbec a few months ago. Pretty good stuff that I still remember it. You said Simon and Garfunkle, and I automatically thought of Forrest Gump. It has been playing on HBO all damn month, on every HBO Channel. Great movie, and they play all the 60s, etc generational music throughout the movie.

Great show…wish the economy would turn a little so I can get back to drinking wine.

QOTD: “For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her”

Mrs. Robinson…

I’ve been seeking out different Malbecs recently. Good stuff.
QOTD: Riding throught the desert on a horse with no name.

QotD: “Hello, Darkness, my old friend….”

When I hear Simon and Garfunkel I think of “The Sound of Silence” and a commercial I saw yesterday. I think it was for a fast food commercial, but either way they perfectly spoofed them.

QOTD:
My folks had big poster of them on the wall when I was growing up – in the dining room. Wierd, but I think of the old dinning room. Also had on the wall – The Doors, The Beatles, Joe Cocker, Rolling Stones, The Band, The Who

Paul Simon on SNL playing basketball against Connie Hawkins – absolutely hysterical

Listened to the guys during my paperround when i was a bit younger,
Not very common to like this music being in the 20 region.
Anyway still love the concert in central park, great energy.
Now on to Cahor 🙂

Love the Malbecs Gary. We have had most of the Malbecs from Argentina, and must say, they are all quite good. While I have not had any from France or the US, I may give them a shot. The Gaudou sounds like a keeper. Until then, I’ll stick with the Alamos or Norton.
QOTD……………………….no, no, not them again.

correction Gary…that wasnt rickey henderson….but the always dangerous Roberto Kelly!!!!

Good episode, I have only had Malbec’s from Argentina, and will trying others from different countries. You have no idea how much I appreiciate the knowledge you share.

QOTD – The old albums, but Bridge Over Trouble Waters has a special place in my heart.

I don’t have an answer for the music dudes, but I am wondering why the chalk board is empty. Too excited by the Jets victory?

I love the values, and love that the old world can represent at this price point!

QOTD: 59th Street & James Taylor (that’s how my mind works)

qotd: My senior ball in high school. Our song was “Bridge Over Troubled Waters”