I found It!!!!And now I am into helping my oldest son choose a college…..where to go???Illinois Wesleyan? Bradley? or University of Miami???

Family, friends, gardening, cooking great food, reading literature, hiking. Preferably, little to no traveling.

QOTD — Wine school, hospitality, theater, directing, writing, being awesome… great show, and thanks for signing my book at the 92nd street Y!

I’m trying to get into a little more excercise and get into decent shape, but I still am playing a goodly amount of videogames (Wii!), and I’m trying to learn Spanish.

Hey Gary, Hi Mott

Cool episode. I had a Montepulciano d Abruzzo in London in Septembre, and I got a good surprise too. I liked it a lot!

QOTD: I m into my studies (last year of Law with Italian so I m super buisy right now), I’m into my cooking and my wine. I’m into my football (soccer),I m having a lovely time with my girlfriend, and we re going on our first week end away together this week! I m looking forward to that.

PS: it s really good that you read comments again, its like going back 1 and a halfs years. It s all about community, thanks for making that an important part of your show!

Gary – THANK YOU for showing that Montepulciano d’Abruzo is not limited to the watery mass produced cocktail that looks more like cranberry juice than wine. Rejoice!

QOTD: I’m a statistician for an investment bank in NYC. Thrills. I just graduated from college (Cornell University) last year where I took a massive wine 101 class my senior year. I was into wine before that, but that sealed the deal as we tasted some killer wines from all over the world (including a 1975 Quinta Do Nuval, 1999 Pontet-Canet, 1999 Chateau Lascombes). I enjoy traveling (just got back from a wonderful trip to Italy), reading, and of course Wine Library TV.

PS – Awesome presentation at the Y last night, you took the time to answer each and every question and were amusing, engaging, and most of all you spread the thunder like nobody else. I hope you enjoyed the Gary V. wrapping paper my girlfriend so eloquently used to wrap your book. Thank you for all that you’re doing in the world of wine!

Gary – THANK YOU for showing that Montepulciano d’Abruzo is not limited to the watery mass produced cocktail that looks more like cranberry juice than wine. Rejoice!

QOTD: I’m a statistician for an investment bank in NYC. Thrills. I just graduated from college (Cornell University) last year where I took a massive wine 101 class my senior year. I was into wine before that, but that sealed the deal as we tasted some killer wines from all over the world (including a 1975 Quinta Do Nuval, 1999 Pontet-Canet, 1999 Chateau Lascombes). I enjoy traveling (just got back from a wonderful trip to Italy), reading, and of course Wine Library TV.

PS – Awesome presentation at the Y last night, you took the time to answer each and every question and were amusing, engaging, and most of all you spread the thunder like nobody else. I hope you enjoyed the Gary V. wrapping paper my girlfriend so eloquently used to wrap your book. Thank you for all that you’re doing in the world of wine!

Gary, I disagree that the palomino grape is an inferior grape. It is the grape of distinction in Jerez.

Yes sir, Gary! I’m into my career, Facilities & Operations Director, but I love wine, and of course, your show. Excellent…most excellent.

…I’m just a caveman bagging you groceries. Taking care of the home front after mom’s passing. Getting to know dad and myself better. looking at my wine cooler over-stuffed with 2005 central coast wines. I need to have some friends over and put a dent in this thing.
Hey Gary, do you think there is a place for GrunerV in Cali. Perhaps along the slope of the eastern sierra??

QOTD: I’m into hating my Masters program; but still loving life in Paris and my wine clubs and traveling ’round Europe and Asia tasting the juice; endlessly looking for a job or internship in the wine industry for this summer (Help! please! anyone!); longing for June so that I can spend 2 weeks back in my second home of Monterrey, Mexico, hangin’ out at my best friend’s bar McMullen’s; and as always loving music! The Prodigy this weekend in Paris and Girl Talk coming up in 3 weeks.

And last but not least, MISSIN’ THE FAM back at my first home of Columbus, Ohio, and especially my 1-month old niece Daphne Irene and her 3-year-old sister Sarah Catherine!

QOTD: I’m into hating my Masters program; but still loving life in Paris and my wine clubs and traveling ’round Europe and Asia tasting the juice; endlessly looking for a job or internship in the wine industry for this summer (Help! please! anyone!); longing for June so that I can spend 2 weeks back in my second home of Monterrey, Mexico, hangin’ out at my best friend’s bar McMullen’s; and as always loving music! The Prodigy this weekend in Paris and Girl Talk coming up in 3 weeks.

And last but not least, MISSIN’ THE FAM back at my first home of Columbus, Ohio, and especially my 1-month old niece Daphne Irene and her 3-year-old sister Sarah Catherine!

GARY!!!!!!
Great episode….luv guests, but you by yourself..(and Mott) is best! 🙂

QOTD: Working in Healthcare Administration, back to school now.. Dining out, Cooking in <-luv to cook..in fact, having a dinner party tomorrow night…come over! Travel, Oh..Im off to London to do makeup for some fashion shows..along with cooking, its part of my creative side… Hanging w/friends in the City..just bouncing around, Summer spent mostly in Montauk..love the boat, love to fish..love the beach… A thirst to learn anything new…Im an awesome Aunt, but no kids of my own…by choice..love em tho! L-O-V-E animals, especially dogs… part of a huge Italian familly with sometimes hilarious dynamics..and half Jewish side, I have the best of both worlds…wine enthusiast..best friend..great kisser..
xoxo

OH! Almost forgot…Im also into Archery! <-Ive made some friends at the range and once a month one of us brings a bottle of wine for everyone to try.. AFTER we shoot! LOL

Happy 3 years! I know that it was a little while ago, but I’m running behind on episode viewing these days.

Enjoyed this episode. Love when Mont joins you on camera.

pshhhh ill take 3 parters, just get what you want said in there and dont worry.

haha for a sec when you started clapping, i was like ‘why is no one else clapping?’ then i realized were all watching on computers lol.

that was a game of 2 glass monty!

qotd; Im a very boring person gary, ive never been into much, a good book and some good food. but at least there is wine … Most things i like are slow, patient things, stuff you cant see day to day but only over time. Im into the big picture and the minute one. Im into farming, I think it’s the bed rock of all culture (that along with love and sex). growth, cycles, time, change, birth, and death, and birth again.

Great show as always Gary. I love how you can bring the descriptions of wines alive in a fun and unorthodox way. I also love the Mott made an appearance in this episode! It’s nice to see the man behind the camera.

QOTD: My current scene is craft beer. I live in Bloomington Indiana: a place well known for it’s competitive beer market. I am a homebrewer that just began reviewing beers for a blog I’m creating and really look up to your ability to describe wines in unique an approachable ways. I am trying to apply this same idea to beer. At the same time though I really want to learn more about wine. Although on a teacher’s salary it’s harder to approach wine because it’s generally a large investment than fine beer.

Besides beer, I’m enjoying my professional life, looking into buying my first home and will be traveling over to Europe (solo backpacking trip) for the first time ever (first time out of the country actually) on a Lilly Grant that I wrote this year! I’m super excited for the fine beer and wines and look forward to meeting tons of interesting and unique people.

hahaha…great ending!!! I’m into getting out of town, and learning to speak Mandarin.

QOTD: also love the vegetal, pickle juicy wines you have shared with us.

My first Monetepulciano was on arrival at an incredible villa in Tuscany. So great!!

hahaha…great ending!!! I’m into getting out of town, and learning to speak Mandarin.

QOTD: also love the vegetal, pickle juicy wines you have shared with us.

My first Monetepulciano was on arrival at an incredible villa in Tuscany. So great!!

QOTD – In Michigan we are just trying to keep our employees working and waiting for spring. Saturday I’m volunteering to make maple syrup the old fashioned way. Maybe you should do a maple syrup tasting. Get some syrup from Canada, Michigan and Maine – don’t forget the pancakes.

Ps. sorry i couldnt be there sunday, i really wanted to, but i just didnt have the 40+ it would take to get down there and into the show, and if i did id still have too many other things to spend it on 🙁 poor me lol

QOTD: Trying new wines daily…just had a 2002 Puligny Montrachet from Laboure-Roi that tasted exactly like a jalapeno pepper! Ive heard you talk about that flavor profile before but I had never truly experienced it so prominently…not what I expected from a world class white burg…fascinating and fantastic!

Smell ya later

Gary –

Great shows at Cru! Thought there was a lot of interesting dialogue and passion between the both of you and the “wine nerd” aspects of the episode. It was interesting to see Robert’s interaction with you, because after having read some stuff from him in Wine Spectator, I totally thought he would be a different dude, I like him though.

QOTD: Right now I’ve been into the new U2 album, “No Line On The Horizon,” it rips, a little different than their other stuff, but with the pinch of Edge’s signature guitar thrown in. I’ve been watching the whole first week of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon on Hulu. He seems like a good guy. Been into Rioja and Portugal! Super interested in Rioja recently, also into Portugal, but having a harder time finding stuff. I am pumped for Prince’s 3 new albums! FUNK FEST! And I have been into going to New England breweries and drinking their Brewmaster beers (i.e. Long Trails, ‘Triple Bag,’ and ‘Coffee Stout.’ Gotta love Vermont!)

Be Safe!

A solid show, though you knew that would be the case… with a case-buy type wine (whatever the heck that means… 😉

QOTD: Spring fever flyfishing, impacting my watershed by joining a new nonprofit, and making new friends into better ones.