Thread: wine help?

In my search for my favorite Chateau Lanessan 2010 I came across some reviews of the 2015 year and its as good or better , so I grabbed a case,,,

I have invested too much money into wine over the last five years. Its shipping season right now and I think I have about 5 cases from various Napa wineries en route.

Anybody interested in high end 100 point Robert parker wines? I can provide a short list and some pricing to people with real interest but these are not cheap.

I'm not sure I can afford (as a luxury) 100 point wine, and I don't have a good place to store for investment, but if you have a list made up already I wouldn't mind perusing if you don't mind PM'ing. You never know. Thanks.

I've wondered about stocking up since parts of Sonoma were destroyed. I assume many have thought of this already and prices are rising?

Originally Posted by rktect1

I can provide a short list and some pricing to people with real interest but these are not cheap.

OPUS ONE!
I had 2005 and 2007 to celebrate my college graduation.

100 point wine, lay the list on me!

Originally Posted by Frixxxx

OPUS ONE!
I had 2005 and 2007 to celebrate my college graduation.

100 point wine, lay the list on me!

Opus is AWESOME!

One Napa wine that might be a tiny bit better and usually a tiny bit cheaper (lol lke the difference between $200 and $150).

Dominus.
Just like Opus, its a collaboration between famous French and Napa Winemakers. Dominus's co-founder, Christian Moueix also makes arguably the best (and priciest) wine in the world, a Merlot, with some Cab Franc, from France, called Petrus.

Not much into wine. It tends to give me a headache.

Now a couple of Yuengling's and I'm good. And a lot less expensive per bottle.

Originally Posted by rktect1

Anybody interested in high end 100 point Robert parker wines? I can provide a short list and some pricing to people with real interest but these are not cheap.

That's quite a list. Thanks.

Wow!!! It's against my religion to pay more than $25 for a bottle!! It's OLD GRAPE JUICE For heavens sake.

Originally Posted by tsptalk

That's quite a list. Thanks.

Yes, it’s not exactly the kind of wines you open for thanksgiving. You need to open these with 4-8 other wine snobs/geeks who are really into it.

Originally Posted by nnuut

Wow!!! It's against my religion to pay more than $25 for a bottle!! It's OLD GRAPE JUICE For heavens sake.

Let’s hope, not yet. Actually the wines I have are 2012-2014. The prices they bring really are due to Robert Parker scores. Well, plus they really are very nice wines. I love great Napa Cabs.

its hard for me to open anything over $200. I look at my meal and my drink and realize I’ve got $50 in my glass and $10 on the plate.

Originally Posted by rktect1

I have invested too much money into wine over the last five years. Its shipping season right now and I think I have about 5 cases from various Napa wineries en route.

Anybody interested in high end 100 point Robert parker wines? I can provide a short list and some pricing to people with real interest but these are not cheap.

I see you sold one of your wines...

The Most Expensive Bottle of Wine Ever Sold Is a $350,000 California Cabernet Sauvignon