Love when you “discover” a huge value play. Will be looking for the Cosme!
QOTD: I loved A Christmas Story long before it became the thing to like. Still one of my favorites.

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QOTD: Original 1966 Grinch.
Frosty’s good.
Christopher Mott: I cannot believe you have never seen The Wizard of Oz.
Get on it, my good man!

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dude- freixenet, codorniu we used to call that stuff spainish fly! (Pre-CKC olden days)! Your episode highlights Cava, like Pinot you have to kiss a lot of frogs before you come up with a decent one and thank god you did. I like em all Wonderfull life- Bad Santa, great time of the year.

You are soooo late! Welcome

Very much enjoy the brown bags. It takes some of the subjectivity out of the tasting. I find the same thing when I do a blind tasting. You have to judge a wine on what you smell, taste, and see. I did not watch any holiday movies this year, so I guess none of them is my favorite.

I think you can be arrested in some countries for saying that. 😉

excellent stuff gary!

QOTD: The original Home Alone. So many great quotes. National Lampoons Christmas Vacation is a very close second though.

I think I was once in Utah! 🙂

Brown bags, you gotta love em.

QOTD: Die Hard 😛

Yes! I completely agree! his thespian style is perfect for A Christmas Carol. That and he can play joyously happy if he wants as well.

Ola Feliz Ano Novo somos da http://www.sacasaldoconde.com , Newton Cavalcanti [email protected]

Is that from cellarrat-in-a-hat??????????????? 😛

SSSSSSPPPPPPPPPPPPAAAAAAAAAAAAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!! Get this Sh*t out of heya!

Ahhh man, a perfect night for sitting back and watching a nice episode on Arneis or maybe rose champagne.

I love French white wine. Thanks for doing this show.

QOTD : All-time has to be ‘Scrooged’ with Bill Murray. Look forward to it every year.

Hope all you Wine Library folks are having a great holiday season!

QOTD – This is kind of different, but i bet I’ll see it down below… Die Hard.

I just wanted to apologize to everyone. My Bears beating his Jets seems to have caused a delay in the Thunder.

I have a general question posed to all diehard (or otherwise) football fans. I was curious as to why the sport of football (american football) seems to have the largest amount of fans that refer to the local football tem as “theirs” as opposed to just the teams name or the more collective term “our(s)”. I do understand that football seems to have the most “hardcore” fans, and that it is more religion for some than sport. I can also understand the closeness people feel to one’s home team, but I do not notice this as much when I listen to people talk about baseball, basketball or soccer. This is a legitimate question and do not mean to be satirical or speak in hyperbolae in any way. Your responses are greatly appreciated.

Careful now, do not want to upset the delicate sensitivities of some of the more mundane Vayniacs out there. They will start to call us addicts and crack heads and whatnot; on second thought, who gives a sh*t!!!!!!!!!!!!! BRING USSSSS OUUUURRRR TTTTTTHHHHHHUUUUUNNNNNDDDDEEEEERRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Could not have said this better myself!!!!

Looks as if Gary and the Jets are on “STANDBY” until………..2011, Gary just think, at the rate the Jets are playing, they will be at Basement Bargain Price by the time you purchase them. See the bright side.