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(about 1 year ago)

garyvaynerchuk
K dog whatya doing?
(about 1 year ago)

socal
Thanks for the reply...Petite syrah...Italian...bordeaux...something with vintage...my goal is to have some wines that can age in the Cali locker...and some drink now stuff in texas....
(about 1 year ago)

socal
Kahuna......you need to point me to some wines to get before the Texas deadline for shipping!
(about 1 year ago)

kenp
What wines do you make?
(about 1 year ago)

kenp
KAHUNA, I would welcome the opportunity. I spend a lot of time looking for different things, as strange and unique as I can find. I'm honored for your request. Let me add mention of 'De Long's Wine Grape Varietal Table'. It is a large format chart of 184 'of the world's favorite wine grape varieties' organized by body, acidity and color. Suitable for framing. A brilliant bit of research out of London. You can find it for sale on Amazon. They also have an international org. called the Century Wine Club: http://www.winecentury.com/ You have to have tried a minimum of 100 different grape varieties to join. I'm working on my membership! I'm somewhere around 40 or so. I'll be in touch. Cheers.
(about 1 year ago)

geespot
Kahuna got a PICTURE!!!
(about 1 year ago)

karlslaczko
Thanks for the add Kahuna. Hope to trade words sometime soon on the WLTV comments boards.
(about 1 year ago)

kenp
KAHUNA, In light of your earlier comment I think I'll start a thread to discuss wines 13% alc. and under. I have very fond memories of a New Year's party my wife and I enjoyed in our wretched cold-water pension in the 19th arron. in Paris many winters ago. There was a cafe downstairs. The proprieters threw a party for the locals and live-ins, hard working class and ancient folk, including two WW1 vets. We were invited, the odd americans who were willing to endure a freezing Paris winter. They offered up everything in their bar. We ate and drank from 6 to mid-night, from rough and rustic wines to cognacs and, of course, Champagne as the year turned. Apart from the cognac, the night would have devolved into a mumbling, soaked mess had it not been for the low alc. of the wines. I tell you, there is an art to drinking, and boy, do the French know how to do it. One of the best nights of our lives.
(about 1 year ago)

caz_v
hahah Nice Pic Kahuna! Never let us down... LMAO!
(about 1 year ago)

kenp
KAHUNA, Thanks for the Drinking Buddy invite. I'm cool with Brokeback. Known many a Montana cowboy with 'issues'. Makes tougher men. Wait...is that GV?