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I purged all the shit out of the cellar and it's all on Winecommune - have at it!
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originally posted by SteveTimko:
How expensive is the Clerico?
Sorry Steve, the politburo deleted my reply with prices.
Ian Fitzsimmons
Ian Fitzsimmons
originally posted by politburo:
Let's take the actual bidding to email, shall we?originally posted by SteveTimko:
How expensive is the Clerico?
It lacks a certain generality of interest for the rest of us.
You could say that about a fair amount of what goes down here. I say you favor your friends.
Watching the bidding on RSS feed might be kind of cool. Observers could be betting on the bidding.
originally posted by Scott Kraft:
FWIW, I've used WineBid successfully in the past.
Me too, but it was a bit more of a pain than I would have liked.
My preference would be to sell it to a restauranteur who admired the wines and would pass them on to the public. Although they haven't worked out for me, I've taken very good care of them and would like to see them appreciated by someone who likes the style more than I. But I'm sort of silly and sentimental sometimes.
Scott Kraft
Scott Kraft
Dream on.
Eden Mylunsch
Eden Mylunsch
I agree with Scott - it just goes somewhere else after we're done with it; whether it's the right place or just a place is immaterial and invariably none of our business and only hurts when you think about it.
Seller's remorse is a drag.
-Eden (taken out of context, you could be talking about wine, art, or women)
Seller's remorse is a drag.
originally posted by VLM:
Although they haven't worked out for me, I've taken very good care of them and would like to see them appreciated by someone who likes the style more than I.
-Eden (taken out of context, you could be talking about wine, art, or women)
Sharon Bowman
Sharon Bowman
originally posted by Eden Mylunsch:
you could be talking about wine, art, or women
How delightfully retro.
originally posted by MarkS:
When was the modernist (ab)use of oak in its apogee? Bottles from the Degrazia gang circa 1990 vintage (first serious Barolo purchases) were pretty marked.
My estimate would be '97, although '00 could be described as a climax, of sorts, also.
Karen Goetz
Karen Goetz
originally posted by Sharon Bowman:
originally posted by Eden Mylunsch:
you could be talking about wine, art, or women
How delightfully retro.
...Etc., ergo, possession reveals much.
originally posted by Scott Kraft:
Dream on.
It's the damn academia creeping into my conscious life.
Ian Fitzsimmons
Ian Fitzsimmons
Speaking of academia, just finished my last paper for the term. Phew. Now I start drinking again.
BTW VLM, WHWC's is the first release. Confirmed.
BTW VLM, WHWC's is the first release. Confirmed.