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The Official Wine Thread

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This was a youngin'. Just released. Dramatic bouquet upon opening. Drinks almost Chianti-light right now but still lovely for being so young. Should age very well.
 

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Yesterday was my day off, but I thought it would put in a few good vibes for me if I volunteered to help the sommelier with inventory of the cellar. During my work, I found a nice little gem.

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I made the offer that if he and I opened it and split it, I would volunteer to not get paid for the hours I worked that day. He declined my offer
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Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Yesterday was my day off, but I thought it would put in a few good vibes for me if I volunteered to help the sommelier with inventory of the cellar. During my work, I found a nice little gem.

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I made the offer that if he and I opened it and split it, I would volunteer to not get paid for the hours I worked that day. He declined my offer
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That is awesome.
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the birth year of a handful of senior members, what a find!
 

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Originally Posted by gomestar
yes.
Thanks -- most of the wine I drink is fairly pedestrian, though. I find it easier to drop $40-$100 on a bottle of spirits which I'll have for months to years, than on a bottle of wine which is gone in a few hours. And most of the good stuff, like my Sauternes, I just horde and don't drink because I am crazy.
Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Yesterday was my day off, but I thought it would put in a few good vibes for me if I volunteered to help the sommelier with inventory of the cellar. During my work, I found a nice little gem. I made the offer that if he and I opened it and split it, I would volunteer to not get paid for the hours I worked that day. He declined my offer
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Shi....I mean, that...is it actually...holy...I mean, to see something like...****. **** **** ****. ~ H
 

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Originally Posted by Huntsman
Thanks -- most of the wine I drink is fairly pedestrian, though. I find it easier to drop $40-$100 on a bottle of spirits which I'll have for months to years, than on a bottle of wine which is gone in a few hours. And most of the good stuff, like my Sauternes, I just horde and don't drink because I am crazy.

Most of the wine shown/discussed/debated here is fairly pedestrian in the first place. The highlights of the thread are usually the $18 wines that drink like $50 wines.
 

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K --> That is incredible.

Hunts --> I think you will be sure to add to this thread.

Okay, I know you guys have heard this before, but here goes:

I will buy no more wine between now and NY except for the occasional < $20 random bottle I need because I don't have any of that varietal left. I actually turned down two allocations Monday, the second Scarecrow bottling and Loring's new Chards and Cab. S's. Just as I was about to order, I noticed Cellar Tracker indicated I had well over 100 bottles pending between now and Xmas so I've pulled the plug.
 

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Originally Posted by Piobaire
K --> That is incredible.

Hunts --> I think you will be sure to add to this thread.

Okay, I know you guys have heard this before, but here goes:

I will buy no more wine between now and NY except for the occasional < $20 random bottle I need because I don't have any of that varietal left. I actually turned down two allocations Monday, the second Scarecrow bottling and Loring's new Chards and Cab. S's. Just as I was about to order, I noticed Cellar Tracker indicated I had well over 100 bottles pending between now and Xmas so I've pulled the plug.


Taking bets. Over/under on 24 hours? PM me only if laying down big bills.
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does &quot;I don't have any of that varietal left&quot; include nebbiolo, sangeovese, trebbiano, barbera, dolcetto, vermentino, montepulciano, corvina, nero d'avola, moscato, arneis, negroamaro, aglianico, sagrantino, tocai friulano, or verdicchio?
 

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Originally Posted by Cary Grant
Taking bets. Over/under on 24 hours? PM me only if laying down big bills.
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Lulz. Maybe I should get in on that action?

Just got an email from K&L Wines with a big DuMol sale. I deleted that mo-fo!
 

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Originally Posted by gomestar
does "I don't have any of that varietal left" include nebbiolo, sangeovese, trebbiano, barbera, dolcetto, vermentino, montepulciano, corvina, nero d'avola, moscato, arneis, negroamaro, aglianico, sagrantino, tocai friulano, or verdicchio?

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Originally Posted by gomestar
does "I don't have any of that varietal left" include nebbiolo, sangeovese, trebbiano, barbera, dolcetto, vermentino, montepulciano, corvina, nero d'avola, moscato, arneis, negroamaro, aglianico, sagrantino, tocai friulano, or verdicchio?

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