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quote: Originally posted by Ampuis: I'm still in guys, and like GlennK I have the vast majority of my cellar in the USA, but have a few to pick from here in the UK.
Why dont we start a list of bottles here so that we don't get many similar entries, thats if we are trying to mix it up?
Sounds like a grand event.
Cheers
See, Ampuis? We could have helped you out with that, if you'd just left us a key to your cellar. 
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| Posts: 3715 | Location: Everett, WA | Registered: Mar 08, 2002 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by mneeley490: quote: Originally posted by Ampuis: I'm still in guys, and like GlennK I have the vast majority of my cellar in the USA, but have a few to pick from here in the UK.
Why dont we start a list of bottles here so that we don't get many similar entries, thats if we are trying to mix it up?
Sounds like a grand event.
Cheers
See, Ampuis? We could have helped you out with that, if you'd just left us a key to your cellar.
What, you don't have the key? I specifically asked mattach to hand it over to you in person. Drink what you like, even the 59 Margx. 
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| Posts: 484 | Location: North London/Seattle | Registered: Apr 16, 2005 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by Ampuis:
Cheers
See, Ampuis? We could have helped you out with that, if you'd just left us a key to your cellar.  [/QUOTE] What, you don't have the key? I specifically asked mattach to hand it over to you in person. Drink what you like, even the 59 Margx.  [/QUOTE] ******************************* Well, THAT explains why we haven't heard from mattach in months! 
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| Posts: 3715 | Location: Everett, WA | Registered: Mar 08, 2002 |    |
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quote: quote: The date that Seaquam and I were to offline? July 7, 2005. Needless to say, we didn't....
Errrmmm - nope we didn't meet up, did we? I was just relieved everybody we knew was
But we certainly made up for it later though, didn't we?!  BTW, I still have that empty 45 Croft that you and Stevie enjoyed (if that's the mot juste.....)
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| Posts: 8836 | Location: Ottawa, Ontario | Registered: Jan 07, 2002 |    |
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ok '97 Montiano (Falesco) '77 Warres and maybe a '96 Meursault Les Tessons (Pierre Morey) to start?
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| Posts: 831 | Location: London,UK | Registered: Mar 07, 2003 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by Ampuis: I'm still in guys, and like GlennK I have the vast majority of my cellar in the USA, but have a few to pick from here in the UK.
Why dont we start a list of bottles here so that we don't get many similar entries, thats if we are trying to mix it up?
Some of the following: 1977 Conti Costanti Riserva or 1985 Col d'Orcia Poggio al Vento 1999 Trimbach Pinot Gris Reserve Personnelle or 2004 Albert Mann Pinot Gris Grand Cru Furstentum and one mystery bottle.
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| Posts: 1026 | Location: Virginia | Registered: Aug 22, 2005 |    |
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Wow, sounds awesome guys! I hate to be the voice of reason but maybe we should have a top limit of 2 bottles per person!  Glenn, I look forward to trying the Beau. I haven't had that one and from what I have read it should be in a good place right now. BirD, that Warre port sounds fantastic. I will leave it up to you whether you want to bring the other two. That Falesco sounds interesting. Longboarder, wow!! Either of those BdMs I'm sure will be fantastic to try. I still think I will bring a champers, but due to the quality of the wines being brought I think I will up the ante! 1995 Taittinger Comte de Champagne and 1998 Cote Rotie Jamet Ampuis glad you're still on board for this one. I hope that gives you a good idea of what people are bringing. Maybe I can recap: GlennK: 95 Beaucastel/white or sparkler tbd BirD: 97 Montiano(Falesco)/77 Warres/96 Meursault Les Tessons(Pierre Morey)?? Longboarder: 1977 Conti Costanti Riserva or 1985 Col d'Orcia Poggio al Vento/1999 Trimbach Pinot Gris Reserve Personnelle or 2004 Albert Mann Pinot Gris Grand Cru Furstentum/ a mystery bottle!!  BobbyC: 1995 Taittinger Comte de Champagne/1998 Jamet Cote Rotie Thats a lot of wine!!
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| Posts: 139 | Location: London | Registered: Oct 11, 2006 |    |
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OK - I sort of promised BirDungy a bottle of Palmer some time ago, so I will probably pop the 88. I might drag along a bottle of Port as well to accompany his Warre and provide a comparison. I should be able to confirm tomorrrow.
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| Posts: 4178 | Location: Middle Earth | Registered: Sep 02, 2002 |    |
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quote: I might drag along a bottle of Port as well
Tesco LBV?   Or was it Sainsbury's? 
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| Posts: 8836 | Location: Ottawa, Ontario | Registered: Jan 07, 2002 |    |
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Hey KB You know, I had completely forgotten about the Palmer promise but now that you mention it, wasn't it a '61 you mentioned?  Have been thinking and will offer the choice of other wines: '00 La Chapelle for those that are curious or '00 Cote Rotie La Landonne Rene Rostaing Guys - let me know which you prefer me to bring otherwise I will just choose. BirD
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| Posts: 831 | Location: London,UK | Registered: Mar 07, 2003 |    |
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BirD, Intriguing wines. My input may not help your decision but maybe others can chime in. They are both young but would love to try them both. The Cote-Rotie would make a good comparison with the Jamet I am intending to bring. I also have a bit of La Chapelle at home. I could bring the 95 for comparison if you want to bring that. I know not much help. Maybe others can chime in.
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| Posts: 139 | Location: London | Registered: Oct 11, 2006 |    |
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OK - I'm in, sorted out all commitments and can get the last train home. It is an 88 Palmer not a 61 and there is nothing wrong with Tesco LBV (*). I might drag along a SQVP but I've got a few VPs that might fit the bill as well. I will have a search around. (*) that can't be fixed by a convenient drain
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| Posts: 4178 | Location: Middle Earth | Registered: Sep 02, 2002 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by otisabdul: Just found out today that I'm flying in next Friday the 6th for a business meeting in Watford.
Is there any room for one more? Totally understand if I'm too late to the game.
Cheers,
Otis
PS> BirD: I've got a wicked googly I'm ready to spin past you on your backyard cricket grounds.
No way. There will more Yanks at the London OL than locals. Seriously, I hope Bobby can find room for you at the table. See you on the 6th.
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| Posts: 1026 | Location: Virginia | Registered: Aug 22, 2005 |    |
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We can fit Otis in I think, even if we have to change venues - do you guys agree? I would even be happy to host it at my place if we can't find anywhere else - a bit of a hassle for everyone as not in central London but also not that far from Central London either. As for locals, I think there are 1.5 English people attending - KB and me (I'm the 0.5 - mother is a local). OTIS! OTIS! OTIS! OTIS!
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| Posts: 831 | Location: London,UK | Registered: Mar 07, 2003 |    |
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Thanks so much for working me in, guys.  It will be great to meet some new faces and re-connect with some familiar ones. I will bring a '97 Ornellaia and '02 Copain Eaglepoint Ranch Syrah. BirD has my email address for any other pertinent details, but I'll keep checking this thread. This will definitely compensate for a hastily arranged trip to dreary Watford. Looking forward to fun night! Cheers, Otis
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| Posts: 3248 | Location: Chicago | Registered: Apr 03, 2002 |    |
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"This will definitely compensate for a hastily arranged trip to dreary Watford" Otis[/QUOTE] Steady on Son, I'm a Watford boy. 
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| Posts: 484 | Location: North London/Seattle | Registered: Apr 16, 2005 |    |
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Sorry about that, Ampuis. FWIW, I'm from Buffalo, NY. Which gets the same type of treatment from outsiders as Watford. (Especially from BirD's brother, Grossie  ). But I shoulda known better...I'm all for civic pride. Cheers, Otis
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| Posts: 3248 | Location: Chicago | Registered: Apr 03, 2002 |    |
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OK Folks, The reservation has been changed to 8 people but there is one catch. They need us to move the reservation up by 15 minutes to 6:45pm. I hope that is okay with everyone, and considering the number bottles listed all ready, we may need the extra time! They have taken credit card details and there will be a charge per person if there are no shows. So, please do let me know if for some reason you can't make it. The other thing I want to remind people is that corkage for the restaurant is set at £15/bottle like I had mentioned earlier. Also, they don't have the best stems. I will bring 4 to cover myself and Longboarder, as all ready mentioned. So, if others local to here could bring some extras that would look after Otis, as well. Heres the website with contact details and remember it is the one on St. John Street in Smithfields. http://www.stjohnrestaurant.co.uk/That should cover it. I am really looking forward to it guys. Let me know if you have any problems with any of the arrangements. My email is bschandra1 at msn dot com. BirD, by the way which one are you planning on bringing the La Chapelle or the La Landonne? I will make my decision based on yours.
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| Posts: 139 | Location: London | Registered: Oct 11, 2006 |    |
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