1) What kind of annual financial commitment do you think a vinophile should expect to put out?
When you're starting your collection, spend more than you think you should. You'll want to buy wines to age and they won't get any cheaper. You'll also want to buy early drinkers so you don't drab the agers.
2) What the &@!$* do you all do for a living that you're popping $250 bottles of wine all the time, and that you have 750 more waiting in the wings???
I'm a chef.
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1) What kind of annual financial commitment do you think a vinophile should expect to put out?
If you want to get truly serious about this then you had better be willing to commit upwards of 10-15% of your annual income for the next 10+ years. No, I'm not kidding.
2) What the &@!$* do you all do for a living that you're popping $250 bottles of wine all the time, and that you have 750 more waiting in the wings???
I'm a retired porn star.
Joe ----- Wine is like potato chips around me...if it's open, it's gone.
Originally posted by wineismylife: 1) What kind of annual financial commitment do you think a vinophile should expect to put out?
If you want to get truly serious about this then you had better be willing to commit upwards of 10-15% of your annual income for the next 10+ years. No, I'm not kidding.
He's kidding
Posts: 667 | Location: Palm Beach, Florida | Registered: May 05, 2005
Originally posted by wineismylife: 1) What kind of annual financial commitment do you think a vinophile should expect to put out?
If you want to get truly serious about this then you had better be willing to commit upwards of 10-15% of your annual income for the next 10+ years. No, I'm not kidding.
He's kidding
No. He isn't.
-------------------- "One may dislike carrots, spinach, beetroot, or the skin on hot milk. But not wine. It is like hating the air that one breathes, since each is equally indispensable."
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Posts: 6189 | Location: The Left Coast | Registered: Dec 01, 2001
Originally posted by wineismylife: 1) What kind of annual financial commitment do you think a vinophile should expect to put out?
If you want to get truly serious about this then you had better be willing to commit upwards of 10-15% of your annual income for the next 10+ years. No, I'm not kidding.
2) What the &@!$* do you all do for a living that you're popping $250 bottles of wine all the time, and that you have 750 more waiting in the wings???
