Wine pricing

[temeculaguy]

Ok, you gotta tell me the name of the wine shop, almvs7 online (black bottle/red label) starts at $50 and is as high as $200 online. It’s such a boutique winery that I’m not going to find it at any big retailers so point me in the right direction. It does appear on numerous restaraunt wine lists at just over $20 a glass.

[sdrealtor]

Here’s their website and they are in Encinitas/Olivenhain. I suspec tthey are probably the #1 distributor of the wine. I’ve got a 15% off coupon for the store sitting in my wallet that I wont be using this year.

http://www.meritagewinemarket.com/

If you come down, we can share a bottle as they have a wine bar in back that they let you buy and drink at. I’ll be the guy in back with the Mexican Wrestling mask on holding a 15% off coupon with your name on it;)

[sdrealtor]

Here’s their website and they are in Encinitas/Olivenhain. I suspec tthey are probably the #1 distributor of the wine. I’ve got a 15% off coupon for the store sitting in my wallet that I wont be using this year.

http://www.meritagewinemarket.com/

If you come down, we can share a bottle as they have a wine bar in back that they let you buy and drink at. I’ll be the guy in back with the Mexican Wrestling mask on holding a 15% off coupon with your name on it;)

[sdrealtor]

Here’s their website and they are in Encinitas/Olivenhain. I suspec tthey are probably the #1 distributor of the wine. I’ve got a 15% off coupon for the store sitting in my wallet that I wont be using this year.

http://www.meritagewinemarket.com/

If you come down, we can share a bottle as they have a wine bar in back that they let you buy and drink at. I’ll be the guy in back with the Mexican Wrestling mask on holding a 15% off coupon with your name on it;)

[sdrealtor]

Here’s their website and they are in Encinitas/Olivenhain. I suspec tthey are probably the #1 distributor of the wine. I’ve got a 15% off coupon for the store sitting in my wallet that I wont be using this year.

http://www.meritagewinemarket.com/

If you come down, we can share a bottle as they have a wine bar in back that they let you buy and drink at. I’ll be the guy in back with the Mexican Wrestling mask on holding a 15% off coupon with your name on it;)

[sdrealtor]

Here’s their website and they are in Encinitas/Olivenhain. I suspec tthey are probably the #1 distributor of the wine. I’ve got a 15% off coupon for the store sitting in my wallet that I wont be using this year.

http://www.meritagewinemarket.com/

If you come down, we can share a bottle as they have a wine bar in back that they let you buy and drink at. I’ll be the guy in back with the Mexican Wrestling mask on holding a 15% off coupon with your name on it;)

[barnaby33]

Seeing as how I started this thread about wine pricing, I think its only fair to note that while Meritage has a good selection, their prices are never what would be called competitive. Seeing as how RSF is right down the street, that seems appropriate.
Josh

[barnaby33]

Seeing as how I started this thread about wine pricing, I think its only fair to note that while Meritage has a good selection, their prices are never what would be called competitive. Seeing as how RSF is right down the street, that seems appropriate.
Josh

[barnaby33]

Seeing as how I started this thread about wine pricing, I think its only fair to note that while Meritage has a good selection, their prices are never what would be called competitive. Seeing as how RSF is right down the street, that seems appropriate.
Josh

[barnaby33]

Seeing as how I started this thread about wine pricing, I think its only fair to note that while Meritage has a good selection, their prices are never what would be called competitive. Seeing as how RSF is right down the street, that seems appropriate.
Josh

[barnaby33]

Seeing as how I started this thread about wine pricing, I think its only fair to note that while Meritage has a good selection, their prices are never what would be called competitive. Seeing as how RSF is right down the street, that seems appropriate.
Josh

[stockstradr]

I have to stick with budget priced wines. I wish we could afford a couple of $30 bottles of wine each week, but cannot.

So my current favorite budget red is the Blackstone Merlot for $7/bottle. How can you beat THAT value!

Admittedly the Blackstone is a blended Merlot, yet quite good (at that price) especially when bought after it has aged 5-7 years.

It sure is better tasting than the Yellowtail that Australia churns out by the bizillions of bottles. And even I will drink Yellowtail from time to time.

QUESTION: what do you think is the most drink-able, best tasting variety from Yellowtail?

I’m asking because I really do want your opinion, as I’m unsure on this point.

And don’t flame me. Believe me, I know I’m using the term “best tasting” very loosely when applying it to Yellowtail. I acknowledge we are talking here about dredging the bottom tier of wines for something that is at least tolerable as a dinner red.

[stockstradr]

I have to stick with budget priced wines. I wish we could afford a couple of $30 bottles of wine each week, but cannot.

So my current favorite budget red is the Blackstone Merlot for $7/bottle. How can you beat THAT value!

Admittedly the Blackstone is a blended Merlot, yet quite good (at that price) especially when bought after it has aged 5-7 years.

It sure is better tasting than the Yellowtail that Australia churns out by the bizillions of bottles. And even I will drink Yellowtail from time to time.

QUESTION: what do you think is the most drink-able, best tasting variety from Yellowtail?

I’m asking because I really do want your opinion, as I’m unsure on this point.

And don’t flame me. Believe me, I know I’m using the term “best tasting” very loosely when applying it to Yellowtail. I acknowledge we are talking here about dredging the bottom tier of wines for something that is at least tolerable as a dinner red.

[stockstradr]

I have to stick with budget priced wines. I wish we could afford a couple of $30 bottles of wine each week, but cannot.

So my current favorite budget red is the Blackstone Merlot for $7/bottle. How can you beat THAT value!

Admittedly the Blackstone is a blended Merlot, yet quite good (at that price) especially when bought after it has aged 5-7 years.

It sure is better tasting than the Yellowtail that Australia churns out by the bizillions of bottles. And even I will drink Yellowtail from time to time.

QUESTION: what do you think is the most drink-able, best tasting variety from Yellowtail?

I’m asking because I really do want your opinion, as I’m unsure on this point.

And don’t flame me. Believe me, I know I’m using the term “best tasting” very loosely when applying it to Yellowtail. I acknowledge we are talking here about dredging the bottom tier of wines for something that is at least tolerable as a dinner red.

[stockstradr]

I have to stick with budget priced wines. I wish we could afford a couple of $30 bottles of wine each week, but cannot.

So my current favorite budget red is the Blackstone Merlot for $7/bottle. How can you beat THAT value!

Admittedly the Blackstone is a blended Merlot, yet quite good (at that price) especially when bought after it has aged 5-7 years.

It sure is better tasting than the Yellowtail that Australia churns out by the bizillions of bottles. And even I will drink Yellowtail from time to time.

QUESTION: what do you think is the most drink-able, best tasting variety from Yellowtail?

I’m asking because I really do want your opinion, as I’m unsure on this point.

And don’t flame me. Believe me, I know I’m using the term “best tasting” very loosely when applying it to Yellowtail. I acknowledge we are talking here about dredging the bottom tier of wines for something that is at least tolerable as a dinner red.

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