Wine pricing

[sdrealtor]

Josh,
if you want to drink good limited production wines you need to have a good relationship with a good store. Meritage actually has good prices and even better ones for regular customers. Dont mistake selling higher priced wines at fair prices (which is what they do) with simply selling lower priced wines. They were selling the Almvs& for $30 which was an absolute steal for the quality it is.

As a frequent shopper, I get 10 to 15% off everything in the store and they have weekly emails for great wines some of which are great buys under $10. Last weekend for $20, I was able to drink as much as I wanted of about 30 different wines at one of their invitation only store specials. Many of these wines were over $40/bottle and they even fed me to boot.

[sdrealtor]

Try to gert some Marquis Phillips from Aussie. Under $10 and much better than the Yellowtail. If you can find Pirramima from aussie its a little more expensive but worth it. The should have it at SD Wine Company.

[sdrealtor]

Try to gert some Marquis Phillips from Aussie. Under $10 and much better than the Yellowtail. If you can find Pirramima from aussie its a little more expensive but worth it. The should have it at SD Wine Company.

[sdrealtor]

Try to gert some Marquis Phillips from Aussie. Under $10 and much better than the Yellowtail. If you can find Pirramima from aussie its a little more expensive but worth it. The should have it at SD Wine Company.

[sdrealtor]

Try to gert some Marquis Phillips from Aussie. Under $10 and much better than the Yellowtail. If you can find Pirramima from aussie its a little more expensive but worth it. The should have it at SD Wine Company.

[sdrealtor]

Try to gert some Marquis Phillips from Aussie. Under $10 and much better than the Yellowtail. If you can find Pirramima from aussie its a little more expensive but worth it. The should have it at SD Wine Company.

[CardiffBaseball]

I’m impressed. Here I thought I was stepping up in the world because I bought a bunch of Christmas Ale type 6-packs which at around 12.00 I felt was high end. For a kid who still remembers when quantity of drink was much more important than quality something happened about 2 years ago to make this recent 40 year old a beer snob.

Typically I like an occasional glass of red wine (white’s good too) but I sometimes get heartburn. I’ve noticed my wife picking up some bottles recently (at least more often) so maybe I can make a little date for us down in East County (what I jokingly call the eastern part of Encinitas). sdrealtor if you see a really handsome, tall 40 year old it’s probably me. Actually I was handsome about 80 lbs. ago, not so much these days…Oh and a little over 6’0 is not that tall, but hey as long as I’m projecting.

Also I’ve had Two-buck Chuck, and it really isn’t that bad. I will also recommend to mi espousa the menage option.

[CardiffBaseball]

I’m impressed. Here I thought I was stepping up in the world because I bought a bunch of Christmas Ale type 6-packs which at around 12.00 I felt was high end. For a kid who still remembers when quantity of drink was much more important than quality something happened about 2 years ago to make this recent 40 year old a beer snob.

Typically I like an occasional glass of red wine (white’s good too) but I sometimes get heartburn. I’ve noticed my wife picking up some bottles recently (at least more often) so maybe I can make a little date for us down in East County (what I jokingly call the eastern part of Encinitas). sdrealtor if you see a really handsome, tall 40 year old it’s probably me. Actually I was handsome about 80 lbs. ago, not so much these days…Oh and a little over 6’0 is not that tall, but hey as long as I’m projecting.

Also I’ve had Two-buck Chuck, and it really isn’t that bad. I will also recommend to mi espousa the menage option.

[CardiffBaseball]

I’m impressed. Here I thought I was stepping up in the world because I bought a bunch of Christmas Ale type 6-packs which at around 12.00 I felt was high end. For a kid who still remembers when quantity of drink was much more important than quality something happened about 2 years ago to make this recent 40 year old a beer snob.

Typically I like an occasional glass of red wine (white’s good too) but I sometimes get heartburn. I’ve noticed my wife picking up some bottles recently (at least more often) so maybe I can make a little date for us down in East County (what I jokingly call the eastern part of Encinitas). sdrealtor if you see a really handsome, tall 40 year old it’s probably me. Actually I was handsome about 80 lbs. ago, not so much these days…Oh and a little over 6’0 is not that tall, but hey as long as I’m projecting.

Also I’ve had Two-buck Chuck, and it really isn’t that bad. I will also recommend to mi espousa the menage option.

[CardiffBaseball]

I’m impressed. Here I thought I was stepping up in the world because I bought a bunch of Christmas Ale type 6-packs which at around 12.00 I felt was high end. For a kid who still remembers when quantity of drink was much more important than quality something happened about 2 years ago to make this recent 40 year old a beer snob.

Typically I like an occasional glass of red wine (white’s good too) but I sometimes get heartburn. I’ve noticed my wife picking up some bottles recently (at least more often) so maybe I can make a little date for us down in East County (what I jokingly call the eastern part of Encinitas). sdrealtor if you see a really handsome, tall 40 year old it’s probably me. Actually I was handsome about 80 lbs. ago, not so much these days…Oh and a little over 6’0 is not that tall, but hey as long as I’m projecting.

Also I’ve had Two-buck Chuck, and it really isn’t that bad. I will also recommend to mi espousa the menage option.

[CardiffBaseball]

I’m impressed. Here I thought I was stepping up in the world because I bought a bunch of Christmas Ale type 6-packs which at around 12.00 I felt was high end. For a kid who still remembers when quantity of drink was much more important than quality something happened about 2 years ago to make this recent 40 year old a beer snob.

Typically I like an occasional glass of red wine (white’s good too) but I sometimes get heartburn. I’ve noticed my wife picking up some bottles recently (at least more often) so maybe I can make a little date for us down in East County (what I jokingly call the eastern part of Encinitas). sdrealtor if you see a really handsome, tall 40 year old it’s probably me. Actually I was handsome about 80 lbs. ago, not so much these days…Oh and a little over 6’0 is not that tall, but hey as long as I’m projecting.

Also I’ve had Two-buck Chuck, and it really isn’t that bad. I will also recommend to mi espousa the menage option.

[Ash Housewares]

To tie this back to finance, my favorite Pinot within reach of the common man is Mt. Difficulty’s Roaring Meg:
http://www.mtdifficulty.co.nz/catalog/P1442-Roaring-Meg-Pinot-Noir-2007.html

It costs NZ$28, and has won numerous accolades. The Central Otago region is emerging as one of the world’s premier Pinot Noir areas, and this wine shows why.

I think only one SD store carries it (from what I can gather on the web), a place called Louis Carufel Wine Co.

Oh yeah, finance. The exchange rate has swung wildly away from NZ, with the NZD dropping from ~72 cents to ~52 cents in just a couple months. Therefore you should be able to scoop up wines like this at a great price.

[Ash Housewares]

To tie this back to finance, my favorite Pinot within reach of the common man is Mt. Difficulty’s Roaring Meg:
http://www.mtdifficulty.co.nz/catalog/P1442-Roaring-Meg-Pinot-Noir-2007.html

It costs NZ$28, and has won numerous accolades. The Central Otago region is emerging as one of the world’s premier Pinot Noir areas, and this wine shows why.

I think only one SD store carries it (from what I can gather on the web), a place called Louis Carufel Wine Co.

Oh yeah, finance. The exchange rate has swung wildly away from NZ, with the NZD dropping from ~72 cents to ~52 cents in just a couple months. Therefore you should be able to scoop up wines like this at a great price.

[Ash Housewares]

To tie this back to finance, my favorite Pinot within reach of the common man is Mt. Difficulty’s Roaring Meg:
http://www.mtdifficulty.co.nz/catalog/P1442-Roaring-Meg-Pinot-Noir-2007.html

It costs NZ$28, and has won numerous accolades. The Central Otago region is emerging as one of the world’s premier Pinot Noir areas, and this wine shows why.

I think only one SD store carries it (from what I can gather on the web), a place called Louis Carufel Wine Co.

Oh yeah, finance. The exchange rate has swung wildly away from NZ, with the NZD dropping from ~72 cents to ~52 cents in just a couple months. Therefore you should be able to scoop up wines like this at a great price.

[Ash Housewares]

To tie this back to finance, my favorite Pinot within reach of the common man is Mt. Difficulty’s Roaring Meg:
http://www.mtdifficulty.co.nz/catalog/P1442-Roaring-Meg-Pinot-Noir-2007.html

It costs NZ$28, and has won numerous accolades. The Central Otago region is emerging as one of the world’s premier Pinot Noir areas, and this wine shows why.

I think only one SD store carries it (from what I can gather on the web), a place called Louis Carufel Wine Co.

Oh yeah, finance. The exchange rate has swung wildly away from NZ, with the NZD dropping from ~72 cents to ~52 cents in just a couple months. Therefore you should be able to scoop up wines like this at a great price.

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