Wine pricing

[sdrealtor]

TG,
While I dont get to drink as much I have pretty much the same categories. I call my bottom category Hun Wine as in when Atilla and the Huns roll in to raid my wine closet. I am also fortunate to have a very good friend nearby (one of many who I’ve known since we were 1 year old) who is a serious collector (was up to about 1000 bottles but has drunk his way down into the 600’s) that shares some of his best with me. My favorite thing to do is to go to his storage locker in the OC on a Saturday night where the have open house events. Usually 20 to 30 people show up and try to out do each other with something special from the collection. You would go nuts there. They even have a 50 inch plasma for watching games.

sdr

ps Love the winethief

[stockstradr]

I see I’m getting some confirmation my tastes in low buck wines are not that far off.

1) Yellowtail: yes, I with you on the Shiraz being the best tasting variety that Yellowtail offers, especially at that Costco price. We go through a couple bottles of that Shiraz a week (four adults living in my home)

2) I completely agree that two buck Chuck is UNDRINKABLE

3) Thanks for the tip on the Blackstone White Label. I’ll have to try that.

4) Thanks also for the tip on the cameron hughes wines

[stockstradr]

I see I’m getting some confirmation my tastes in low buck wines are not that far off.

1) Yellowtail: yes, I with you on the Shiraz being the best tasting variety that Yellowtail offers, especially at that Costco price. We go through a couple bottles of that Shiraz a week (four adults living in my home)

2) I completely agree that two buck Chuck is UNDRINKABLE

3) Thanks for the tip on the Blackstone White Label. I’ll have to try that.

4) Thanks also for the tip on the cameron hughes wines

[stockstradr]

I see I’m getting some confirmation my tastes in low buck wines are not that far off.

1) Yellowtail: yes, I with you on the Shiraz being the best tasting variety that Yellowtail offers, especially at that Costco price. We go through a couple bottles of that Shiraz a week (four adults living in my home)

2) I completely agree that two buck Chuck is UNDRINKABLE

3) Thanks for the tip on the Blackstone White Label. I’ll have to try that.

4) Thanks also for the tip on the cameron hughes wines

[stockstradr]

I see I’m getting some confirmation my tastes in low buck wines are not that far off.

1) Yellowtail: yes, I with you on the Shiraz being the best tasting variety that Yellowtail offers, especially at that Costco price. We go through a couple bottles of that Shiraz a week (four adults living in my home)

2) I completely agree that two buck Chuck is UNDRINKABLE

3) Thanks for the tip on the Blackstone White Label. I’ll have to try that.

4) Thanks also for the tip on the cameron hughes wines

[stockstradr]

I see I’m getting some confirmation my tastes in low buck wines are not that far off.

1) Yellowtail: yes, I with you on the Shiraz being the best tasting variety that Yellowtail offers, especially at that Costco price. We go through a couple bottles of that Shiraz a week (four adults living in my home)

2) I completely agree that two buck Chuck is UNDRINKABLE

3) Thanks for the tip on the Blackstone White Label. I’ll have to try that.

4) Thanks also for the tip on the cameron hughes wines

[barnaby33]

I’d say that Cameron Hughes is pretty consistent when it comes to uner 15 dollar wines. I also like Costco’s yearly foray into Shiraz. A large proportion of the other Kirkland label stuff is not really good value for money, especially the pinots.

As to a good relationship with a retailer, I actually agree with you sdr, I try to buy from Vintage for exactly that reason. On the other hand wine is a commodity. One who’s price has accelerated far faster than income growth.

Since I spend thousands a year on wine, I think it a good idea to ask others how and where they acquire the good stuff as it is expensive.

I haven’t seen Yellowtail offered here in Sydney once in two months! I have seen some posters for it.

Josh

[barnaby33]

I’d say that Cameron Hughes is pretty consistent when it comes to uner 15 dollar wines. I also like Costco’s yearly foray into Shiraz. A large proportion of the other Kirkland label stuff is not really good value for money, especially the pinots.

As to a good relationship with a retailer, I actually agree with you sdr, I try to buy from Vintage for exactly that reason. On the other hand wine is a commodity. One who’s price has accelerated far faster than income growth.

Since I spend thousands a year on wine, I think it a good idea to ask others how and where they acquire the good stuff as it is expensive.

I haven’t seen Yellowtail offered here in Sydney once in two months! I have seen some posters for it.

Josh

[barnaby33]

I’d say that Cameron Hughes is pretty consistent when it comes to uner 15 dollar wines. I also like Costco’s yearly foray into Shiraz. A large proportion of the other Kirkland label stuff is not really good value for money, especially the pinots.

As to a good relationship with a retailer, I actually agree with you sdr, I try to buy from Vintage for exactly that reason. On the other hand wine is a commodity. One who’s price has accelerated far faster than income growth.

Since I spend thousands a year on wine, I think it a good idea to ask others how and where they acquire the good stuff as it is expensive.

I haven’t seen Yellowtail offered here in Sydney once in two months! I have seen some posters for it.

Josh

[barnaby33]

I’d say that Cameron Hughes is pretty consistent when it comes to uner 15 dollar wines. I also like Costco’s yearly foray into Shiraz. A large proportion of the other Kirkland label stuff is not really good value for money, especially the pinots.

As to a good relationship with a retailer, I actually agree with you sdr, I try to buy from Vintage for exactly that reason. On the other hand wine is a commodity. One who’s price has accelerated far faster than income growth.

Since I spend thousands a year on wine, I think it a good idea to ask others how and where they acquire the good stuff as it is expensive.

I haven’t seen Yellowtail offered here in Sydney once in two months! I have seen some posters for it.

Josh

[barnaby33]

I’d say that Cameron Hughes is pretty consistent when it comes to uner 15 dollar wines. I also like Costco’s yearly foray into Shiraz. A large proportion of the other Kirkland label stuff is not really good value for money, especially the pinots.

As to a good relationship with a retailer, I actually agree with you sdr, I try to buy from Vintage for exactly that reason. On the other hand wine is a commodity. One who’s price has accelerated far faster than income growth.

Since I spend thousands a year on wine, I think it a good idea to ask others how and where they acquire the good stuff as it is expensive.

I haven’t seen Yellowtail offered here in Sydney once in two months! I have seen some posters for it.

Josh

[sdrealtor]

If you want cheap and good, go to San Diego Wine Company. Prices are as good or better than Costco and you might find something there that you wont see at Von’s.

[sdrealtor]

If you want cheap and good, go to San Diego Wine Company. Prices are as good or better than Costco and you might find something there that you wont see at Von’s.

[sdrealtor]

If you want cheap and good, go to San Diego Wine Company. Prices are as good or better than Costco and you might find something there that you wont see at Von’s.

[sdrealtor]

If you want cheap and good, go to San Diego Wine Company. Prices are as good or better than Costco and you might find something there that you wont see at Von’s.

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