1st?

2nd!

WOW!!!!!! Having minor issues today with the leave a reply feature…….

Jumpin’ in top five style.
Go GV!
Merry Christmas Ingrid!

Part 1 was great. Looking forward to part 2. Top 5!

TOP 10!!12!!22!!

I think that was a wonderful conclusion to the previous episode; it looks like you both enjoyed yourselves.

QOTD: What are some wines you enjoy pairing flan with?

Part 2 – Great

Fun show! Sparkling Vinho Verde goes beautifully with spicy Latin food and women.

Part 2 coming up

Rueda Verdejo goes with everything. It’s such an easy drinker.

QOTD: You brought it up first….cilantro? I would choose beer.

Gary , LOVE the Juan Gil !!!!!!!!!!!! 🙂

Really enjoyed this two part series w/ a great bubbly guest. Would love to see Giada as a guest soon! Make it happen Gary.

Can’t really pick out a question, but a fun show!

Much better episode than the last. Very strong finish. I guess it took a little while to jell.

QOTD: Spanish sardines

Much better episode than the last. Very strong finish. I guess it took a little while to jell.

QOTD: Spanish sardines

qotd: wine for moderately spicy tex-mex? some entry-level right-bank bordeaux’s have surprised me in this regard….

Loved it! the lady is a little bit of a light weight reminds me of the Rocketboom gal.

HOOT HOOT

QOTD: What exactly was her question of the day?

Actually I enjoy a good beer with spanish/mexican food more so than wine.

Was the verdejo of this episode the same as verdelho from madeira?

Same as Part I, the guest looked and sounded great, and GV seemed like he was enjoying himself immensely. I can’t say that I blame him either. 🙂 When she revealed her age at the end, that took me by surprise.

QOTD – can’t think of any, but I will look for the book.

This episode felt like week at work

QOTD: Hot peppers like habenaro or Thai

Big G, Ok, I’m just saying. If you were Single my friend, you would of went home with a smile on your face. LOL

QOTD: Don’t know of any.

Good episode, nice interaction with the Ingrid.

Really enjoyed Ingrid, she is so at ease, no airs with her which is refreshing. I like a woman that enjoys her food and wine. I think not spitting the wine caught up to her toward the end.

Cilantro, yahoo. Salsa isn’t salsa, to me, if it doesn’t have cilantro. I do have friends that can’t stand it though which confirms that love it or hate it thing.