Couple of cases of Haut Brion on Coleman in San Jose. $113.
There was a sign for Lafite but I didn't see any.

Anyone spotted Leoville Barton yet?

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Originally posted by Dave Tong:
Couple of cases of Haut Brion on Coleman in San Jose. $113.
There was a sign for Lafite but I didn't see any.

Anyone spotted Leoville Barton yet?

Not Costco but The Wine Club (SC) right across the street has the 2002 Leoville Barton for $37.99. I picked up a few bottles, Costco will probably be cheaper by 2-5 dollars.

I just got a bottle of Torbeck Barossa valley 02 The Steading grenache,matero,shiraz. According to the Henderson costco W.A. gave it 93 pts.it's $26. Has anyone tried it yet?

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Originally posted by grunhauser:
I got 3 bottles of La Louviere '00 on Monday at $28.99.

I saw some when i was at costco today, have you tried it yet?

Posted Mar 03, 2005 09:51 AM

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Originally posted by seanr7:
Just wanted to say that I hate all of you. We do not have Costcos in Oklahoma and I am jealous. Does not seam fair for you all to keep rubing my nose in the fact that I do not have one.

Just wanted you all to know that I still hate all of you, well not all of you I like Bella and WIML who make sure I am not left out of the Costco wine savings.

Oklahoma really sucks.

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Originally posted by ArieS:
I think I grabbed the last 2 Haut Brion at FV.

S, did you see the '01 MoonBiscuits?

LOL, do you mean Monbousquet?
If yes, no I didn't.
I gotta watch the wine buying from now on
But maybe I should of?

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Originally posted by seanr7:
Posted Mar 03, 2005 09:51 AM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by seanr7:

Oklahoma really sucks.

Atleast you can marry your sister or cousin over there...

There's 9-10 bottles of the 02 Haut Brion for $113 at Livermore, CA, yesterday.

I also saw my first 2000 Kirkland St. Emilion Bordeaux there too.

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Originally posted by seanr7:
Posted Mar 03, 2005 09:51 AM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by seanr7:

Oklahoma really sucks.

Atleast you can marry your sister or cousin over there...

And you have Carrie Underwood. Who's she?

In Ontario, 2002 first growths are $250-325CAD ($200USD+!)

I think a trade is in order.... Anybody out there with access to these wines coming to Toronto in the near future or going to the Cellar Diminishment Party on August 27th?

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Originally posted by Baird:
Anybody out there with access to these wines coming to Toronto in the near future or going to the Cellar Diminishment Party on August 27th?

What would you like, I can buy them for you if you like.

Pyang,

One bottle of HB or Lafite would be great!

Baird,

Pick one, I am pretty sure they have both available still.

Does anyone know of a Costco or Sam's Club within a 100 mile radius of the San Francisco bay area that sells 2002 Latour and/or 2000 Ausone?


Any help is much appreciated. Thanks

2000 Ausone is long gone, there may still be scattered bottles of 2001 available...

To the best of my knowledge, 2002 Latour has not hit the Nor Cal Costco yet. No target date for this as of yesterday.

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Originally posted by oritz:

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Originally posted by ArieS:

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Originally posted by seanr7:
Posted Mar 03, 2005 09:51 AM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by seanr7:

Oklahoma really sucks.

Atleast you can marry your sister or cousin over there...

And you have Carrie Underwood. Who's she?

Who the hell is that?

2000 Penfolds Grange for $185

Pyang,

Lafite would be preferred with HB my second choice.

Let me know if you are interested in any of the wines you see the Ontario forumites discussing on the boards.

Thanks!

Baird,

How about this? Bring me some Canadian Icewine, what ever works out to equivalent value. Would that work?

Pyang,

Absolutely. Icewine or even D'Arenberg Dead Arm ($56CAD for the 2002) if you are interested works for me.

I will be in Niagara next month, so let me know if there is a producer you prefer. Inniskilin is the big name but there are many other wineries that are making good Icewine. I like Vidal wines every once in a while as it is inexpensive but Riesling is the grape that makes the best Icewine. Cab Franc also makes an Icewine that is generally outstanding but pretty rare.

P.S. If you wouldn't mind picking up 2 bottles (2 seperate first growths? ) that would also work if that isn't asking too much. Just a thought.....

Thanks again,

Brent

Anybody else going to the Diminishing party??? Geez, those 1st growth are CHEAP..... Maybe a fellow TWC member can bring a bottle or two for me???

Baird,

I'll see what I can come up with.

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aav28,

If you can arrange from someone to get the wine to you from Chicago, I can pick them up for you here in Cali.

Wowee....Kudos pyang.....Can you shoot me an email

wilfyu " at " gmail " dot " com

Nothing but plonk at all my local Costco's right now unless you still haven't bought the '01 Insignia or '96 Dom.