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Originally posted by Ne Kulturny:
Not in the store because I wouldn't pay the tariff, but if I went to an off-line and someone pulled a Jayer Cros Parantoux (maybe '85, '90, '91, '99) I'd be very happy.

Except that would raise the bar for my contributions to future off-lines.

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Originally posted by KSC02:

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Originally posted by Ne Kulturny:
Not in the store because I wouldn't pay the tariff, but if I went to an off-line and someone pulled a Jayer Cros Parantoux (maybe '85, '90, '91, '99) I'd be very happy.

Except that would raise the bar for my contributions to future off-lines.

Ne Kulturny: Why wait for OTHERS to 'raise the bar' at your offlines. Someone has to take the initiative, and most forumites will tell you that MOST fellow winos are, by nature, VERY generous. It's epidemic, once started. Trust me.

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Originally posted by Board-O:
1945 La Mission Haut Brion

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Originally posted by Board-O:
In my best John Banner voice: " Isee nussing. I hear nussing."

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Originally posted by indybob:
Wow! The bump of all bumps. Nice job! Buying that bad boy would sure help stimulate the economy! I'll bet it's delicious.

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Originally posted by sprnplr:

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Originally posted by Board-O:
1945 La Mission Haut Brion

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Originally posted by Board-O:
Contrary to popular belief, it was made before I was born.

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Go Yankees!

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or Powell's date.

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Originally posted by bobbyc:
This thread reminds me of a charity event that happened in London last weekend. Some of the wow wines mentioned were served that night.

http://www.wine-pages.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=017493

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Originally posted by bobbyc:
Hello Glenn,

No I did not. The attendees were the highest bidders in an online auction. I think the 11 bids were from £1000 to £1200 with proceeds going to Pebbles Charity.

I live in Wandsworth which is southwest London. We are basically on the south side of the river Thames from Fulham.

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Originally posted by bobbyc:
Glenn,

I will keep your email address and let you know about our next offline. We just had one last night with Longboarder.

I strongly recommend you register with the wine-pages forum here in the UK. There is a very active group of offliners in the London area. Heres the link: http://www.wine-pages.com/cgi-bin2/ultimatebb.cgi

Welcome to London, and I am sure we will see you sooner rather than later.

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Originally posted by Sticky2:
The '82 Mouton sits in the cellar waiting for someone to invite me to an offline.