GARY V

Very Poor Form to Delete all Comments on the Buehler Fiasco. What happened to Freedom of speech. WOW!

GARY V

Very Poor Form to Delete all Comments on the Buehler Fiasco. What happened to Freedom of speech. WOW!

WLTV:

Why were all the comments on the Buehler show deleted? Talk about poor…!! I’m even more annoyed since I bothered to type a rather lengthy comment only to have the system respond that comments are “Closed”. What the F???!

WLTV:

Why were all the comments on the Buehler show deleted? Talk about poor…!! I’m even more annoyed since I bothered to type a rather lengthy comment only to have the system respond that comments are “Closed”. What the F???!

I just watched the Buehler show again…how did I miss this gem:

Gary: What are you picking up on the nose
Helen: It smells like wine..

baaaaaaaaaawwwww I am crying with laughter right mow….Gary you did it again, what a show.

I just watched the Buehler show again…how did I miss this gem:

Gary: What are you picking up on the nose
Helen: It smells like wine..

baaaaaaaaaawwwww I am crying with laughter right mow….Gary you did it again, what a show.

what this ? EPISODE 796 , (COMMENTS ARE CLOSED) oh I am so so sorry helen 🙁

what this ? EPISODE 796 , (COMMENTS ARE CLOSED) oh I am so so sorry helen 🙁

what this ? EPISODE 796 , (COMMENTS ARE CLOSED) oh I am so so sorry helen 🙁

Buehler Episode with comments here:

😉 http://tv.winelibrary.com/2010/01/05/wine-tasting-with-helen-buehler-of-buehler-vineyards-episode-796/

The Genie is out of the bottle WLTV there is no putting it back in. And what happened to free specch!!!!

Buehler Episode with comments here:

😉 http://tv.winelibrary.com/2010/01/05/wine-tasting-with-helen-buehler-of-buehler-vineyards-episode-796/

The Genie is out of the bottle WLTV there is no putting it back in. And what happened to free specch!!!!

Ach… you had to make that error about the decade, didn't you? 2009 is NOT the last year of the decade! There is no year zero, because the cultures which founded our calendars did not have a a numerical system that included zero. It begins at 1!
Decades, centuries, millennia, whatever, started at 1, so just as year 1 to 10 formed the first CE decade, this decade also goes from 2001 to 2010. 2010 is the last year of the decade. Sorry, I had to go there.
And for the Bubbles question, no such luck on my part. I had a gimlet based on the classic, yet oft forgotten Plymouth gin.

well worked but the restauraunt opend yellow tail *cough* garbage *cough* sparkling it isn't even traditional style!

Happy new year everyone
thanks gary for the time and energy

QOTD: Henry of Pelham (Ontario), Cuvee Catherine Brut $29 cdn – amazing deal – punches at more than double its price point, and in some cases, more than triple.

Its an interesting episode. I would love for you to do more episodes on exotic regions. Even Champagnes or so called sparkling wines could give really interesting tasting notes and not the usual candy,pear,cider and grass etc. for example there is a cheap indian champagne known as Omar Khayyam which uses a blend of Chardonnay,Pinot Noir along with Ugni Blanc which is associated with brandy/cognac more then Wine.

great show gary, very interesting

GV – Hope you had a great new year. Once again, great to see sparklers on the Thundershow.

QOTD – I actually did celebrate the new years much. I did however have a nice Sauternes but no bubbly.

GFish – Peace and Jets

Interesting review on the ’85 Clicquot Rose Reserve. I wonder why it wasn’t impressive. The vintage or the style at the time or something else?

I was also interested because I just met some of my wife’s Persian in-laws for the first time. They opened a ’85 Dom for the occasion that had been stored sitting upright on the mantle of their bar for, I would guess, 10 years. The bar, meanwhile, appeared to have been designed in the same year as the 85 vintage – an oversized, glass mosaic leopard was the main feature.

I was tasked with opening the Dom, and I got a wide stance and braced myself so that I was careful that the cork didn’t shoot out and hit the hanging glassware or, more importantly, the leopard mosaic. To my astonishment, the cork easily slipped out. The bottle was toast, completely oxidized. Of course my in-laws saw the two or three bubbles per glass that somehow survived, and insisted it was still good. After all, it is “the most expensive champagne in the world!” they said.

Quite an experience. Not such a great showing for the ’85s for either of us though. So it goes.

S.P. Mulligan
http://www.thefreewineblog.com/

10 year ago… nice 🙂 http://tugbaayzet.com/kurum-danismanligi-kayseri/