What a great episode, and a tremendous guest. As others have stated, I cannot wait for part II.

Really appreciate Brian's attitude and approach.

2 thumbs way up! A passionate wine maker, not, not, not, not a sales guy, thank you!

never posted before… but i gotta give it to this guest!!!

Watched this episode a second time. and yes Brian Loring is one of my top 5 favorite guest.
so honest with great knowledge.
I like these labels too.

I couldn’t find a list of places they are able to ship to. I did drop a bottle in the cart and proceed to the check out, they seemed fine with it. I’ll have to put a half a case together and actually finalize it… oh drat an excuse to try some new wine.

Great episode. I have met and tasted with Brian several times. Fantastic experience and a really nice guy. Very happy that PA now has some of his wines. If you are ever in Lompoc – arrange a tour and tasting – you won't be disappointed. And thanks for mentioning Wine Berserkers!!

I'm annoyed by multipart episodes, but this was the best show in at least a year, maybe ever. I can't wait for the conclusion. Here's an idea…Brian comes back every year with each new vinatage to keep educating us and discuss how the wine business and production evolves. Love it. Great show!

Great Great Guest! Can't wait for part two. Just loved watching the both of you talk about the wine. Brian has such an honesty to him, very sincere. I want to run right out and get a bottle of the Gary.

Don't wait! Let's pop and pour some DGJ(Damn Good Juice)!

Great guy, you can see the apssion. It got me to sign up on his mailing list. You should have him talk aboyt the 3-pack he ahs offered on there for like $57. Nice offer!

QOTD- Must be Elvis

This guy is what all winemakers should aspire to be – passionate and positive. Makes the guy on the previous episode an embarrasment…..

I don't want no stinking PINOT, but I may have to try his. I've had some other of Gary's vineyard from other wineries and they a pretty good for PINOT.
I guess I missed the QOTD but I guess I'll throw out Roberto Clemente.

Great “ending”! And a great guest. Can't wait to see part 2.

You even managed to fit a QOTD in there. The most drastic (I think) case of fame/recognition-after-death is Johann Sebastian Bach. Took the music world a good 80-100 years to really come around to him. What's more, his contemporaries absolutely trashed him, calling his music all kinds of bad – words like “muddy” and “turgid” were not uncommon descriptors. That's changed somewhat – today, a “greatest composer” debate is almost always a “greatest composer besides Bach” debate.

But I'm sorry, weren't we talking about Justin Bieber? No, wait it was Justin Timberlake. Noooo, it was Justin Aguilera. Right.

Great start, love the comment about drinking half the glass then pouring the rest on his head. You got to respect that, and that he's willing to talk about the whole deal. Outstanding.

I haven't even finished watching this and I must say that I really like this guy! He's my type of guy not because he has the same mentality and back ground, but because he's all about transparency! I'm so gonna buy his wine!

Brian: love your approach to what you do. You want to keep making wine when you're 80? Now that's passion. Will need to pick up some recent Loring for sure.

QOTDGV: Didn't Otis Redding's “Sittin' on The Dock of The Bay” get released/popular after his death? MJ's sales shot up again too.

Lurker Alert…

I have been watching for about a year, but this is my first post (possibly my last). Gary, I know you are an expert, no doubt about that, but this guy is a the Ruth-Chris-Steakhouse of the wine world…wants the same expensive garbage each and every time. BORING. I thought you were against this type of thing, but over the last, you have been all-up-in-the-same-ol'-thang recently (Foxen, come on?), your cred is in doubt.

Keep it real,

What's goign on here at WLTV ?
Looks as though these (2) episodes were taped on the same day ?
Same uniform (shirt), message (Who ? 11/18/10),,,, no more please.

Need some writers, creative director, etc.
I could recommend a few talented people if you like.

I may have to watch these clips late at night, to help falling asleep, without the risk of drugs.

Who love you babe ?

Great show so far, love this guest. He seems to be actually sincere about keeping the customer happy. Can't wait for the rest!

This guy is AWESOME!!! Brian, I love your passion for what you do. You're living life like everyone should!!! I've got to go out and try your wines.

Yo, it just means GV is wearing the same shirt several days in a row.
Shame on you, Gary! Tut tut.

Dear Liz: I know he comes home late so you can't always keep an eye on him, but can you make sure Gary changes his shirt more often? Apparently, people are starting to notice.

I hope this isn't setting up for a fall, but this episode is EPIC. Can't wait for part deux.

GV – Brian Loring is a good guest. I am looking forward to part 2. I'll say some wines are all the better for again, but there has to be room for wines ready right at release. I wonder how different (if at all) he would be if he were required to give a special deal to your viewers. Discounts are great but don't dooooo it V-chuck!

GFish
PS – Peace and Jets! Draft some good ones for us.

I love the passion in his voice. Brian not only cares about his wines but he cares about his customers. That is something a few of the east coast wineries could learn.

Looking forward to tomorrow.

There are plenty of websites that will sell you fine wine at a good deal (you can start at cinderellawine). That's NOT what Gary's show is about. And if it's not your cup of tea, don't drink it.