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Originally posted by Berno:

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Originally posted by Redhawk:

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Originally posted by indybob:
Redhawk, Dave,

Nice! Love the philosophy. Wait to see how the little stinkers turn out, and plan accordingly.

R'Hawk, what are a few of the ones you have laid down If I can ask?

6 kids:

1995: Krug, Y'quem, Pichon-Lalonde (1 magnum, 1 750) Leoville Las Cases, Lynch Bages, Dom Perignon
1998: Grange, Lafite, Laville Haut Brion, Latour a Pomerol, Montrose, Quilceda Creek, Domaine Charvin CdP, Pegau Cuvee Reservee,
2001: Lafite, Latour, Mouton, Haut Brion, numerous 3rd-5th growth Bdx, Lafaurie Peyraguey, Dead Arm, muliple Napa cabs, Pegau, Beaucastel, Charvin, a few German Rieslings, others.
2003: Cos, Montrose, Calon Segur, Leoville Barton, multiple other good Bdx (including a Magnum of Lagrange), Dead Arm, Pegau, Beaucastel, Charvin, Vieux Telegraphe, Croft Port, Rieussec, others.
2005: Leoville Barton, Branaire Ducru, Lascombes, Malescot St. Exupery, Kirwan, Smith Haut Lafite (750 + Mag), Clos de L'Oratoire, Sociando, Clerc Milon, + other Bdx, Beaucastel, Pegau, Vieux Telegraphe, La Tour Blanche Sauternes, Quilceda Creek, Dead Arm, and a high-quality Napa Cab some friends and I commissioned through CrushPad (with our names on the labels).
2007: ????

Many are just single bottles, but most are multiples. I don't think everything will last to be handed down to the kids, but a fair chunk will make it. And if I drink all the good 95's and 98's, they probably wouldn't be too upset if I just left some 2000 or 2005 Bdx instead.

Adopt me.

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Annyong!

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Originally posted by mpls wine guy:
Indy, when I was 21 in 1984 the three wise men were Jack, Jim and Johnny Walker.

Is this why some people are making such a big deal out of immigration?



P.S. When I was 21 in 2001 the three wise men were still Jack, Jim, and Johnny.