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[lord butterstock] 23/9/2006 23:02

I see that the Tesco mob have arrived!

[Abuse team] 23/9/2006 22:58

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[spectrum7] 23/9/2006 22:51

Just tested another bottle of Hardy's....hmmmmmmm...maybe another one will do it...Are you suposed to be drinking this investment...

I brought it at £3.44 in tesco.....its £5.75 in waitrose......£5.65 in the offy but you get 3 for the price of 2.......so its a winner for tesco's........


Great investment :-))

[electric sheep] 23/9/2006 22:46

LB, not sure about prices, they seem to have set up some sort of futures contracts. Try googling for it (wine futures).

[Abuse team] 23/9/2006 22:35

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[lord butterstock] 23/9/2006 22:33

Electric Sheep

I have heard it's a good one..

Have you any idea what sort of prices for a case of one of the first
growths...e.g Rothschild, Margaux etc?

[wiganer] 23/9/2006 22:28

Good head available in Thailand I believe.

[electric sheep] 23/9/2006 22:28

2005 bordeaux, load up on it.

[lord butterstock] 23/9/2006 22:15

Does he mean a good nose?

[lord butterstock] 23/9/2006 22:14

A new thread for those who appreciate or invest in fine wines..

[itsourpete] 23/9/2006 20:04

Our local Costco is doing 6 bottles of Torres Sangre de Toro 2004 13.5% for under £4 a bottle and its pretty good stuff - AND you get a free black plastic bull with each bottle too! Now THAT should tempt a few of you!

Pete

[the skies the limit] 23/9/2006 15:34

Depends what you mean by a good head !

[dysonhooverman] 23/9/2006 07:57

Wine is ridiculously priced out here in Thailand- fairly 'full bodied' plonky reds for about a tenner - double the price back home. I guess they don't keep too well out here with the heat but it doesn't seem to be a problem in the oldareas of French Indo China ie Cambodia Loas Vietnam where there's tons of nice drinkable plonk at reasonable prices - bout 5 bucks for an ok red.

[spectrum7] 22/9/2006 22:28

Afraid its white only for me :-)........bad head with the reds....

[lord butterstock] 22/9/2006 22:04

Anyone own any of the 1996 clarets?

I've not really kept up to date with recent vintages but I think it is
still the best year since the 1982?

[lord butterstock] 22/9/2006 22:02

Evening Spec

I knew this thread would attract some interest. Mainly riff raff
at the moment.

Don't worry, I am sure that the wine snobs will make an appeareance.

[spectrum7] 22/9/2006 21:59

Isnt the world great ...hic :-)))

[isis] 22/9/2006 21:58

I'm drinking a bottle of Laurel's :-))
LOL

[spectrum7] 22/9/2006 21:52

Just testing a bottle of Hardys.....lol....in the intrest of research you understand :-)

[lord butterstock] 22/9/2006 21:50

jakass

Do you hold?

Chateau Margaux 1998 I mean?

I believe it was a fine year with laying down potential. Let's put it
this way - I think I'll be 104 until it's ready for drinking.

[lord butterstock] 22/9/2006 21:42

Well, I've just popped down to my little cellar.

A few odd bottles and a case of Taylor's 1945!

I am somewhat partial to port but something tells me that this case
is worth something after all these years.

Any port collectors out there?