64 comments … weak

64 comments … weak

64 comments … weak

Gary, regarding Napa and its French winemakers who pull off some amazing vintages despite the status quo of the region for the last several years, have you tasted any of Jean-Noel Margeaux’s wines (actually his wife was the winemaker) from Mt. Veeder under the name of Chateau Potelle…What do you think of, lets say, his 2002 or 2003 VGS Syrah? I personally have had these alongside some killer bordeaux wines that Jean Noel himself recommended to my uncle as futures (Chateau Le Crock for instance) and i had nothing less than religious experiences with them all..TESTIFY GARY…Gimme your thoughts…If not you, Gary, then SOMEONE out there step up and tell what you thought of them…Thanks…;)

Gary, regarding Napa and its French winemakers who pull off some amazing vintages despite the status quo of the region for the last several years, have you tasted any of Jean-Noel Margeaux’s wines (actually his wife was the winemaker) from Mt. Veeder under the name of Chateau Potelle…What do you think of, lets say, his 2002 or 2003 VGS Syrah? I personally have had these alongside some killer bordeaux wines that Jean Noel himself recommended to my uncle as futures (Chateau Le Crock for instance) and i had nothing less than religious experiences with them all..TESTIFY GARY…Gimme your thoughts…If not you, Gary, then SOMEONE out there step up and tell what you thought of them…Thanks…;)

Gary, regarding Napa and its French winemakers who pull off some amazing vintages despite the status quo of the region for the last several years, have you tasted any of Jean-Noel Margeaux’s wines (actually his wife was the winemaker) from Mt. Veeder under the name of Chateau Potelle…What do you think of, lets say, his 2002 or 2003 VGS Syrah? I personally have had these alongside some killer bordeaux wines that Jean Noel himself recommended to my uncle as futures (Chateau Le Crock for instance) and i had nothing less than religious experiences with them all..TESTIFY GARY…Gimme your thoughts…If not you, Gary, then SOMEONE out there step up and tell what you thought of them…Thanks…;)

Gary, regarding Napa and its French winemakers who pull off some amazing vintages despite the status quo of the region for the last several years, have you tasted any of Jean-Noel Margeaux’s wines (actually his wife was the winemaker) from Mt. Veeder under the name of Chateau Potelle…What do you think of, lets say, his 2002 or 2003 VGS Syrah? I personally have had these alongside some killer bordeaux wines that Jean Noel himself recommended to my uncle as futures (Chateau Le Crock for instance) and i had nothing less than religious experiences with them all..TESTIFY GARY…Gimme your thoughts…If not you, Gary, then SOMEONE out there step up and tell what you thought of them…Thanks…;)

Gary, regarding Napa and its French winemakers who pull off some amazing vintages despite the status quo of the region for the last several years, have you tasted any of Jean-Noel Margeaux’s wines (actually his wife was the winemaker) from Mt. Veeder under the name of Chateau Potelle…What do you think of, lets say, his 2002 or 2003 VGS Syrah? I personally have had these alongside some killer bordeaux wines that Jean Noel himself recommended to my uncle as futures (Chateau Le Crock for instance) and i had nothing less than religious experiences with them all..TESTIFY GARY…Gimme your thoughts…If not you, Gary, then SOMEONE out there step up and tell what you thought of them…Thanks…;)

Hey Gary and Mike. This is THE BEST episode so far that I’ve seen (and I’ve seen them all in the archives!).

QOTD: I do NOT ask for Napa – just varietals…

Hey Gary and Mike. This is THE BEST episode so far that I’ve seen (and I’ve seen them all in the archives!).

QOTD: I do NOT ask for Napa – just varietals…

Hey Gary and Mike. This is THE BEST episode so far that I’ve seen (and I’ve seen them all in the archives!).

QOTD: I do NOT ask for Napa – just varietals…

Hey Gary and Mike. This is THE BEST episode so far that I’ve seen (and I’ve seen them all in the archives!).

QOTD: I do NOT ask for Napa – just varietals…

Hey Gary and Mike. This is THE BEST episode so far that I’ve seen (and I’ve seen them all in the archives!).

QOTD: I do NOT ask for Napa – just varietals…

I do buy wine because it is made in Napa.

QOTD: I started with Napa cabs and they still make up ~25% of my wine consumption. California wines (of many different varietals) are about 60% of what I drink. I just find myself coming back to areas I know well, not necessarily the same producers though.

I do buy wine because it is made in Napa.

QOTD: I started with Napa cabs and they still make up ~25% of my wine consumption. California wines (of many different varietals) are about 60% of what I drink. I just find myself coming back to areas I know well, not necessarily the same producers though.

I do buy wine because it is made in Napa.

QOTD: I started with Napa cabs and they still make up ~25% of my wine consumption. California wines (of many different varietals) are about 60% of what I drink. I just find myself coming back to areas I know well, not necessarily the same producers though.

I do buy wine because it is made in Napa.

QOTD: I started with Napa cabs and they still make up ~25% of my wine consumption. California wines (of many different varietals) are about 60% of what I drink. I just find myself coming back to areas I know well, not necessarily the same producers though.

I do buy wine because it is made in Napa.

QOTD: I started with Napa cabs and they still make up ~25% of my wine consumption. California wines (of many different varietals) are about 60% of what I drink. I just find myself coming back to areas I know well, not necessarily the same producers though.

I actually avoid most Napa wines because I think they are overprice.

Great guest, please have him back!

QOTD: was more of a Napa guy ten years ago. I just checked, and of the 100 bottles in my cellar, only 2 are from Napa.

I actually avoid most Napa wines because I think they are overprice.

Great guest, please have him back!

QOTD: was more of a Napa guy ten years ago. I just checked, and of the 100 bottles in my cellar, only 2 are from Napa.

I actually avoid most Napa wines because I think they are overprice.

Great guest, please have him back!

QOTD: was more of a Napa guy ten years ago. I just checked, and of the 100 bottles in my cellar, only 2 are from Napa.

I actually avoid most Napa wines because I think they are overprice.

Great guest, please have him back!

QOTD: was more of a Napa guy ten years ago. I just checked, and of the 100 bottles in my cellar, only 2 are from Napa.

I actually avoid most Napa wines because I think they are overprice.

Great guest, please have him back!

QOTD: was more of a Napa guy ten years ago. I just checked, and of the 100 bottles in my cellar, only 2 are from Napa.

Brilliant guest! One of the best ever. Was unimpressed with previous Napanook efforts…I’ll have to give the 2006 a shot. Thanks guys! QOTD – Not Napa. My first kiss (and the beginning of my wine obsession) was a Gigondas of all things…I couldn’t believe all those complex earth and herbal flavors combined with gorgeous fruit could be for real! I’ve been obsessed with the southern Rhone ever since…

Brilliant guest! One of the best ever. Was unimpressed with previous Napanook efforts…I’ll have to give the 2006 a shot. Thanks guys! QOTD – Not Napa. My first kiss (and the beginning of my wine obsession) was a Gigondas of all things…I couldn’t believe all those complex earth and herbal flavors combined with gorgeous fruit could be for real! I’ve been obsessed with the southern Rhone ever since…