Moving away from Rochester, New York and can't take all of my wine with me, a divorce situation :-( but the first $2500 takes all. Most of these wines are collectibles and have been cellared in a temperature/humidity controlled cellar. Shipping is additional, if within 200 miles I will personally deliver if you pays for fuel.
all French are Gran Cru unless noted

Bordeauxs
1989 Leoville Las Cases
1998 Montrose
2000 Bellfont- Belcier
2000 Paveil de Luze (non GC)
2003 Leoville Barton
2004 Lascombes

Italion Bordeaux blends
2001 Oreno (2)
2004 Tignanello (2)

Burgundy
2002 Camus Pere & Fils Chambertin
2002 Camus Pere & Fils Latriciers-Chambertin (4)
2002 Vincent Girardin Volnay les Santenots 1cru
2003 Louis Jadot Vosne-Romanee 1cru
2005 Louis Latour Volnay en Chevret 1cru
2005 Laboure-Roi Gevrey-Chambertin App.

Sauterne (only white)
2003 Myrat

Spanish
2004 Protcolo Rioja
2003 Propiedad Remondo Rioja

Shiraz
2003 Jacobs Creek (3)
2004 Amery Kay Bros. Block 6 WA 98
2005 Amery Kay Bros. Block 6 WA 96-99
2002 Stark

Brunello
2001 Fuligni Riserva
2001 Fanti
2001 Capanna Riserva
2001 La Rasina
2001 Banfi

Barolo
2000 GD Vajra
2001 Paulo Scavino

Barberesco
1998 Cantina Vigaioli
2001 Prunotto

Super Tuscan
2000 Guado al Tasso
2003 Collazzi
2004 Greppicaia

Valipocella
2003 Corte Rugolin


Most of this wine is leftovers from half cases I purchased, minus the Sauterne. I can vouche that all are impessive tasting Reds.

p.s. I forgot to put my email address dgrantdraper@yahoo.com. Divorce Sucks

Sorry for your situation, Dave.

As 'convenient' as that would be, I'd think you'll have a tough time moving all of this package to just one buyer. Clearly, some items are more desireable than others. You might want to break it down to per bottle pricing.

Good luck.

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Originally posted by KSC02:
Sorry for your situation, Dave.

As 'convenient' as that would be, I'd think you'll have a tough time moving all of this package to just one buyer. Clearly, some items are more desireable than others. You might want to break it down to per bottle pricing.

Good luck.

I'm very sorry to hear of your situation Dave. I am going through a somewhat similar situation, though we haven't reached the divorce state yet, and I'm having to sell a good portion of my collection.

Anyway, I agree with KSC02 in that you'll most likely be able to accrue more sales if you'll provide individual prices for the bottles you have for sale, and not try to sell everything as one package.

See the thread "duckfaninmt's wines for sale" further down in this category on the forum to see how I've put my list together... hopefully it'll give you some good ideas on how best to sell the wines you need to.

Good luck to you.

Hey Dave,

As the others mentioned, sucks to hear about your situation- best of luck with everything.

That said, I'll agree with the others that it might be easier to break it down. I would b interested in at least 6 of the bottles, but can't spend the money on the whole collection right now. My friend is driving to upstate New York this weekend, so if you're interested in selling off a select few, I can have him stop by and pick up the wines and pay cash.

Either way, let me know and good luck!

Thanks for the response and input. I would be glad to break up the wine into categories, i.e.
Bordeaux
Burgs
Brunellos
Barberescos
Shiraz or even the Kay Bros. because the Jacobs Creek was available everwhere for next to nothing.
I know the Spanish aren't that desirable I just threw them in so someone might have a white elephant gift.
and of course the Sauterne

If your interested in any of these groups please respond, I have to look a the prices for these groups.

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dgrantdraper@yahoo.com

E-mail sent!

these are the prices that I paid for the following: If you have any mix and match requests or bids I'll be happy to hear from anyone.

Bordeauxs
1989 Leoville Las Cases $210 auction
1998 Montrose $75
2000 Bellfont- Belcier truly can't remember
2000 Paveil de Luze (non GC) $25
2003 Leoville Barton $180 auction
2004 Lascombes $50 future

Italion Bordeaux blends
2001 Oreno (2)$80 per
2004 Tignanello (2) $85 per

Burgundy
2002 Camus Pere & Fils Chambertin $95
2002 Camus Pere & Fils Latriciers-Chambertin (4)$75 per
2002 Vincent Girardin Volnay les Santenots 1cru $50
2003 Louis Jadot Vosne-Romanee 1cru $120
2005 Louis Latour Volnay en Chevret 1cru $50
2005 Laboure-Roi Gevrey-Chambertin App. $45

Sauterne (only white)
2003 Myrat $50

Spanish
2004 Protcolo Rioja under $20
2003 Propiedad Remondo Rioja same as above

Shiraz
2003 Jacobs Creek (3) $10 per
2004 Amery Kay Bros. Block 6 WA 98 $80
2005 Amery Kay Bros. Block 6 WA 96-99 $80
2002 Stark $25

Brunello
2001 Fuligni Riserva $130
2001 Fanti $75
2001 Capanna Riserva truly can't remember
2001 La Rasina $90
2001 Banfi $52

Barolo
2000 GD Vajra $70
2001 Paulo Scavino $70

Barberesco
1998 Cantina Vigaioli can't remember
2001 Prunotto $50

Super Tuscan
2000 Guado al Tasso $80
2003 Collazzi $40
2004 Greppicaia $45

Valipocella
2003 Corte Rugolin somewhere around $40

I hope that this method is simpler, however I won't deliver small lots as not cost effective.
Thanks again!

Just searched after posting - is the 2003 Collazzi still available???

I drank the Collazi, pretty good after a good decanting. Anyway folks I appreciate everybodies responses. I moved out locally and have kept and even added to my collection. With the economy tanking and wines prices shooting up it looks as iff I'll be holding on to my imports a little longer. Does everyone agree that the congress is going to add tarrifs to the Import business?