YEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAAAW, PINOT NOIR in daaaaaa HIZZZZZZYYYYY!!!!!!!!
🙂

Just want to crush it and get a new j-o-b

Not a fan of those Packers colors, Bud. Fun blind, though. Thanks. Good to see a no-namer step up and coming from a brand-spanking new vintage is a good sign.

QOTD: Gift cards from my local wine stores and nothing more.

Alright, way to bring the thunder Evening Land! I knew one of the blind tasting eps would end up like this one…so pumped to see it.
QOTD: I’m hoping for a FlipCam (like Coth), or perhaps some ’07 Chateauneuf…although a case of that Pinot wouldn’t be too bad either…;-)

I love it when the less expensive ones win out!

QOTD: I’d really like to get my job back or one that is somehow even better (or pays more).

That was an interesting episode. But I’m about to get tired of Pinot.

QOTD: I want my Cowboys to win! besides that, just to be able to be with my family, and make and eat awesome food! Well, and maybe, be a guest on WLTV!

double blind is the way to go!!

double blind is the way to go!!

QOTD: What do I want for the Holidays? Taking a quiet moment to look around the Holiday table, enjoying time well spent with my family.

Very interesting episode indeed!
Question: For Christmas I’ll like a fatboy bean bag. It’s a huge 140cm x 180cm bean bag, that can be used as a chair, as a lounge, etc… just an awesome thing to have in your house!

Very interesting episode indeed!
Question: For Christmas I’ll like a fatboy bean bag. It’s a huge 140cm x 180cm bean bag, that can be used as a chair, as a lounge, etc… just an awesome thing to have in your house!

Wassup MOTT !!!!
Evening Land sounds yummy.
AotD: As far as Xmas goes …….. I wanna “Pimp My Wine Cellar” ……… hey GV maybe we can start a new TV show. Although I gotta face for radio!!!

Love Oregon Pinot and it relevance in my wine journey – my first trip to a wine region.

QOTD: the hand of god to come down and smote the CC companies for their redonkulous policies, arbitrary fees and abusive interest rates. I know I’m not alone on this.

Good show

QOTD: other than what we all want not only for christmas(3 letter word) 😉
I just want to have good time with good wine and friends/family

Love Oregon Pinot and it relevance in my wine journey – my first trip to a wine region.

QOTD: the hand of god to come down and smote the CC companies for their redonkulous policies, arbitrary fees and abusive interest rates. I know I’m not alone on this.

i had been on the Malbec bandwagon for past couple months, but always enjoyed oregon pinots. going back to cali for another wine country trip, thinking of flying into oregon first then drive down. can’t wait!

QOTD: nourishment for my soul would be nice

i had been on the Malbec bandwagon for past couple months, but always enjoyed oregon pinots. going back to cali for another wine country trip, thinking of flying into oregon first then drive down. can’t wait!

QOTD: nourishment for my soul would be nice

Yo G, You did NOT gain any “points” with Robert Parker, giving his
Brother-in-Law’s Vino an 81 ……..

qotd: a Goooorgeeeeous, Seeeexxxxy, Sugar-Mama!!! 🙂

I am stunned at the results of your blind tasting. I have tasted almost every vintage of Beaux Freres, and have never scored one this low… but, I have not tasted the 2007. I will pull one out for tomorrow night to see what’s going on (or not, as the case may be). Regardless, you are absolutely right about double blind tastings. I am a charter member of a double blind tasting group that has been tasting weekly or monthly for 30+ years. Besides being the most humbling thing I do in life, it is definitely one of the most revealing.

QOTD: Good health, so I will be able to drink at least a preponderance of my wine cellar.

I am stunned at the results of your blind tasting. I have tasted almost every vintage of Beaux Freres, and have never scored one this low… but, I have not tasted the 2007. I will pull one out for tomorrow night to see what’s going on (or not, as the case may be). Regardless, you are absolutely right about double blind tastings. I am a charter member of a double blind tasting group that has been tasting weekly or monthly for 30+ years. Besides being the most humbling thing I do in life, it is definitely one of the most revealing.

QOTD: Good health, so I will be able to drink at least a preponderance of my wine cellar.

QOD – Since I’ve been soooo good this year, I would love a bottle of Bordeaux from my birth year. How about some Chateau Leoville – Poyferre 1962 St Julien 2eme Grand Cru Classe ???? Might as well dream big, after all, it is the most wonderful time of the year;-)

The 2007 growing year in Oregon was very poor. Alot of wineries produced sub-par wines that year. To be fair, maybe you should be tasting like-vintages if the wines come from the same region.

The 2007 growing year in Oregon was very poor. Alot of wineries produced sub-par wines that year. To be fair, maybe you should be tasting like-vintages if the wines come from the same region.

Sounds like a good one to try. Haven’t had much Oregon pinot.

I just want to snowboarding with my lady.

QOTD: I want you to do my WLTV episode idea for the holidays.

Choose 4-6 wines and taste them blind once a week for an episode of WLTV. Then repeat this blind tasting lineup for 4-6 weeks and track the changes in your perceptions/scores of the wines. I think it would really show the idea that tasting wine is often more subjective than objective. You could also add another experimental element to the idea by increasing decanting time. So for the first blind tasting – decant 0 hours, 2nd – decant 1 hour, 3rd – decant 2 hours etc… etc… I think it would be a fun/enlightening experiment and a nice little gimmick to keep us watching. Lets nerd up WLTV.

but no seriously this holiday I want to Graduate and find a job, I’ve been a CKC for too long.