GregT's suggestions are really good I think. The Bordeaux idea is excellent, although I'm not sure you're palate would agree. Many of the 92-93 pointers would be great to track for the next ten years I think. And, would leave you with $$$ so spare.
-B
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Posts: 2456 | Location: Naptown | Registered: Nov 24, 2006
Sancho i love tacos and mexican food, here in venezuela if almost a common food, i´m glad that you enjoy your meal, i didn't try a zinfandel but it´s one of my next options to buy.
I have $350 that want I to spend on 3 bottles of the same wine that I want to keep for 7 to 10 years...I know that $350 bucks is not much for 3 bottles of quality red wine. However, if it's possible, I would appreciate your suggestions. What would you buy given those parameters?
Since when did $3.5 Benjamins become not much money. You can bank roll more than three "quality red wines" for that kind of bank. Don't think you have to spend a lot to get great wine. It's easy (easier) to find a great bottle of wine if you have more than $100 to spend, but the fun part of wine is finding bottles just as good for 1/3 or 1/2 that price. Happy hunting.
Posts: 384 | Location: SLC,UT | Registered: Jan 03, 2005
Shafer makes a lot of great reds, both Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Always a great value, and not too hard to track down. Additionally, they are good right off the shelf, and could keep 7-10 years.
Posts: 384 | Location: SLC,UT | Registered: Jan 03, 2005
Shafer makes a lot of great reds, both Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Always a great value, and not too hard to track down. Additionally, they are good right off the shelf, and could keep 7-10 years.
Don't forget Shafer Relentless.
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