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Since this is in my backyard, count me in as "may be"
Will confirm when time comes. |
put me down as a maybe, i might be up in nantucket.
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Who else can make it?
So Far: dhammer53 UCBeau jswong Time will tell: (or their bottles need more time to age) cordellis Calcifer ddrewboy ECOTONE cpx stockmanjr cocopupu |
I auctioned off almost all of my cellar a couple of months ago. The three top wines that were auctioned were Chateau Latour 1990, Chateau Mouton-Rothschild 1982 and a case of Chateau Haut-Brion 1989. The top wines that remain are the following:
Joh. Jos Prum Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Auslese 1990 Chateau Haut-Brion 1986 Chateau Haut-Brion 1990 Chevalier Montrachet 1992 from Domaine Leflaive Chateau Coutet Cuvee Madame 1986 Sercial 1905 (Leacock?) Tokaji Aszu Eszencia 1963 Domaine de Chevalier Blanc 1985 |
wish i'd known about the auction :(
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Interesting thread :)
Not much of a collection, but my faves from the cellar are: 2005 Te Mata Estate Coleraine (case) 2006 Dry River Craighall Riesling (case) |
96 St. Jean Cinq Cepages
97 St. Supery Meritage 92 Von Strasser Cab 92 Gloria Ferrer Royal Cuvee (sentimental) Various years of Ridge Montebello |
02/03/04 - Pax Syrah's from various vineyards. Thick, juicy. Yum.
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Originally Posted by FMH1964
(Post 9303250)
I auctioned off almost all of my cellar a couple of months ago. The three top wines that were auctioned were Chateau Latour 1990, Chateau Mouton-Rothschild 1982 and a case of Chateau Haut-Brion 1989. The top wines that remain are the following:
a few years back, i sent 20 some odd cases of 88 burgundy to chicago to auction. some of the restaurants were using the sale for their wine list. a few bottles sold each week. got weekly $2-500 checks for over a year. I had purchased the wine from MacArthur liquor in DC on a closeout(bought 30 cases). just did not think it worth half what it would bring. it brought half, and i was still happy. we have a beau noveau party every year. the year I bought the 88, one bottle of noveau, the rest was grand cru burgundy. interesting the number of people who consider themselves players to ask "what's the difference, charmes -chambertin, mazis-chambertin,griotte-c, etc-c, what's the difference???? |
Originally Posted by dhammer53
(Post 9301569)
Who else can make it?
So Far: dhammer53 UCBeau Time will tell: (or their bottles need more time to age) cordellis Calcifer ddrewboy ECOTONE cpx Jeff |
As always for these events I'm a maybe :-P
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I'm interested!
Don't post much and it sounds like everyone know each other in this thread. But if anyone can hop on this bus, I am interested. My schedule can vary so I would be a possible not for sure attendee. I have some Larkmead and who knows what I might find on my trip in March to Washington and Oregon! Recent likes Larkmead Solari.
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cocopupu
A few of us have meet, but many haven't. Between talking miles and points, and discussion of wine, we'll all be best friends after dinner. I have a couple of price friendly places in mind. |
i just added 2 bottles of casanova di neri 01 and 97 tignanello, made a trade with my uncle so i am out of 01 Lewis Reserve now. oh well.
i might add that it could be helpful to mention if you are bringing 375s or 750s, i.e. to taste or to drink. :) |
I'll bring along a 750. However, upon consideration I might actually buy something in New York. As i'll only be there for a 3 day trip i'm not so keen to check in luggage and clearly I won't be able to sneak a bottle into my carry on
Of course if I know what others will be bringing along I might be able to tailor my purchase accordingly :) With current exchange rates there are good bargains to be had in New York. Jeff |
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