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The Official Wine Thread
I get it. It's like paying $50 for Saint Aubin or Monthelie in Burgundy. Tough to swallow at that price. That said, I've had some pretty fantastic wines that I have been seriously geeking out about from those areas, so to me that's worth $50. Try the Cote du Py from Foillard. It's around...- Eustace
- Post #18,151
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Wine Thread
I dig Rioja, sherry and some of the whites, particularly the Rias Baixas ones, but I'll admit I don't drink enough from Spain. Had a Lopez de Heredia vina tondonia blanco the other night though that was killer. I have a problem with ripeness from Priorat and other warmer regions most of...- Eustace
- Post #18,148
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Wine Thread
Metras is more like $65 a bottle, if you can find it..... I don't disagree with you that they've gotten pretty expensive, but compared to most of Burgundy, most are still relatively affordable. I love Nebbiolo, including the Valtellina expressions, and Italy generally still offers the best...- Eustace
- Post #18,145
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Wine Thread
Totally disagree. Foillard (particularly the 3.14 cuvee) and Metras make some very interesting and delicious wines. Anything but boring.....- Eustace
- Post #18,139
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Wine Thread
Had a little Jura bubbles last night. Very nice sparkler for the money.- Eustace
- Post #17,890
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Wine Thread
Further evidence that my complaining (and subsequent hoarding) due to the winepocalypse may not be that crazy: http://www.decanter.com/news/wine-news/587408/burgundy-domaine-to-list-on-uk-stock-exchange Such bullshit.- Eustace
- Post #17,873
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Wine Thread
Which cru? Great value for those wines.- Eustace
- Post #17,815
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Wine Thread
Have you tried Montevertine? Outside of some Brunellos (Poggio di Sotto, Soldera, Le Ragnaie, Colleone, etc.) it's one of the best expressions of Sangiovese.- Eustace
- Post #17,733
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Wine Thread
That's awful. You can find '86 Mondavi for a very reasonable price online (though who knows the storage conditions) but the fact that you had held onto it since you were 21 is the sad part. At least it wasn't '86 DRC? :embar:- Eustace
- Post #17,728
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Shoe Damage Report & Shoe P0rn Central - Part II
Yep. Legislature granted him an exemption. Still shucking and jiving on Turtle Island.- Eustace
- Post #17,800
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Shoe Damage Report & Shoe P0rn Central - Part II
Cleverley Russian leather saddle shoes received yesterday from LeatherSoul.- Eustace
- Post #17,797
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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A visit with Justin FitzPatrick
Damn. I saw him while I was in London at his shoe station a few months ago. I wish I had known about Justin's story beforehand. I certainly would have said hello and talked shoes and the states for a bit. Good stuff, Unbrelgrazzo.- Eustace
- Post #3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official Wine Thread
Or, better yet, go over there and learn by tasting. :slayer:- Eustace
- Post #16,182
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Shoe Damage Report & Shoe P0rn Central - Part II
Thank you, nephew.- Eustace
- Post #16,473
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Shoe Damage Report & Shoe P0rn Central - Part II
Alden CXL for BB tassels- Eustace
- Post #16,469
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official Wine Thread
I just bought a 6-pack. Thanks for the recommendation.- Eustace
- Post #15,942
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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The Official Wine Thread
Had this last night. Excellent. There are a lot of Chadderdon closeouts floating around here and I am rarely disappointed.- Eustace
- Post #15,937
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Trip to Italy - Advice & Suggestions
I would spend most of my time in the Amalfi Coast and Tuscany, more specifically Montalcino. Siena is great but it's well-suited for a day trip. There are a bunch of wineries that have accommodations and I highly recommend staying at a vineyard. It was one of my highlights of my trip. Also, buy...- Eustace
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- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Daily Drinkers Wine Thread
Leitz Eins Zwei Dry and Leitz Out are both good QPR.- Eustace
- Post #15
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel