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g-man wrote:vertical of vesuvio from 1989-1997
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How many of each?
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djewesbury wrote:
g-man wrote:vertical of vesuvio from 1989-1997
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How many of each?

hahah just 1, it came with a OWC
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6 x G85 750ml for $80 each
3 x G85 1.5L for $160 each

The former is a very good price in the US. The latter is an outstanding price just about anywhere, I think. Thanks to jdaw1 for alerting me to the deal!
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Glenn E. wrote:Thanks to jdaw1 for alerting me to the deal!
At Hart Davis Hart. More available at that price.
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Glenn E. wrote:6 x G85 750ml for $80 each
3 x G85 1.5L for $160 each

The former is a very good price in the US. The latter is an outstanding price just about anywhere, I think. Thanks to jdaw1 for alerting me to the deal!
was thinking about it

but also thought back that i've never had a g85 that impressed me to justify spending that much

80$ is more then i paid for my F85s.
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g-man wrote:
Glenn E. wrote:6 x G85 750ml for $80 each
3 x G85 1.5L for $160 each

The former is a very good price in the US. The latter is an outstanding price just about anywhere, I think. Thanks to jdaw1 for alerting me to the deal!
was thinking about it

but also thought back that i've never had a g85 that impressed me to justify spending that much

80$ is more then i paid for my F85s.
You seem to have it pretty sweet over there if that's the case.. When a T94 costs $120.. It's certainly more than that here.
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djewesbury wrote:
g-man wrote:
Glenn E. wrote:6 x G85 750ml for $80 each
3 x G85 1.5L for $160 each

The former is a very good price in the US. The latter is an outstanding price just about anywhere, I think. Thanks to jdaw1 for alerting me to the deal!
was thinking about it

but also thought back that i've never had a g85 that impressed me to justify spending that much

80$ is more then i paid for my F85s.
You seem to have it pretty sweet over there if that's the case.. When a T94 costs $120.. It's certainly more than that here.

i now have 4 cases of F85 @ avg price of 76$/btl
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g-man wrote:i now have 4 cases of F85 @ avg price of 76$/btl
Auction vs retail. Almost all of my purchasing is at retail over the internet.

Average price of F85 and G85 is pretty similar at retail, and typically ranges between $85 and $90. I'll buy either at $80 because that's as low as I've seen either at retail for a while.

I've seen G85 as low as $65 at auction, but wasn't in a position to strike when I saw it. Unlike G-man, I don't haunt the auction scene so I don't get the same great deals that he and SushiNorth find.
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Glenn E. wrote:
g-man wrote:i now have 4 cases of F85 @ avg price of 76$/btl
Auction vs retail. Almost all of my purchasing is at retail over the internet.

Average price of F85 and G85 is pretty similar at retail, and typically ranges between $85 and $90. I'll buy either at $80 because that's as low as I've seen either at retail for a while.

I've seen G85 as low as $65 at auction, but wasn't in a position to strike when I saw it. Unlike G-man, I don't haunt the auction scene so I don't get the same great deals that he and SushiNorth find.
actually 2 of those cases were retail ;-)

though i find sushi being able to swoop up the retail ones faster than me.
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2011 Taylor

Just ordered an Imperial en primeur.

Not sure who is going to drink it, as it will not really be ready for another 30-40 years or so.
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TLW wrote:2011 Taylor

Just ordered an Imperial en primeur.

Not sure who is going to drink it, as it will not really be ready for another 30-40 years or so.
Have you children? That’s a fantastic thing to inherit, or be given, to drink when it has 40-60 years on the clock.
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jdaw1 wrote:
TLW wrote:2011 Taylor

Just ordered an Imperial en primeur.

Not sure who is going to drink it, as it will not really be ready for another 30-40 years or so.
Have you children? That’s a fantastic thing to inherit, or be given, to drink when it has 40-60 years on the clock.
Hopefully my double mag will be ready slightly before that..
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jdaw1 wrote:
TLW wrote:2011 Taylor

Just ordered an Imperial en primeur.

Not sure who is going to drink it, as it will not really be ready for another 30-40 years or so.
Have you children? That’s a fantastic thing to inherit, or be given, to drink when it has 40-60 years on the clock.
Just one child - a college aged daughter (my wife and I got it right the first time). Thus it will probably almost ready for the wedding of one of her kids (she has none yet of which I am aware), or my funeral (a couple of friends have already volunteered the service of their livers if it is served at my funeral). For it to be perfect, though, 30-40 years might be too soon........ Indeed, if it is as good as hoped, it would be just about right for celebrating England's 1,000th birthday.
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TLW wrote:
jdaw1 wrote:
TLW wrote:2011 Taylor

Just ordered an Imperial en primeur.

Not sure who is going to drink it, as it will not really be ready for another 30-40 years or so.
Have you children? That’s a fantastic thing to inherit, or be given, to drink when it has 40-60 years on the clock.
Just one child - a college aged daughter (my wife and I got it right the first time). Thus it will probably almost ready for the wedding of one of her kids (she has none yet of which I am aware), or my funeral (a couple of friends have already volunteered the service of their livers if it is served at my funeral). For it to be perfect, though, 30-40 years might be too soon........ Indeed, if it is as good as hoped, it would be just about right for celebrating England's 1,000th birthday.
According to Wikipedia England became a unified state in 927, so, unless you are in possession of a modified Delorean sports car you may find it difficult to use it for that particular party.
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mpij wrote:
TLW wrote:
jdaw1 wrote:
TLW wrote:2011 Taylor

Just ordered an Imperial en primeur.

Not sure who is going to drink it, as it will not really be ready for another 30-40 years or so.
Have you children? That’s a fantastic thing to inherit, or be given, to drink when it has 40-60 years on the clock.
Just one child - a college aged daughter (my wife and I got it right the first time). Thus it will probably almost ready for the wedding of one of her kids (she has none yet of which I am aware), or my funeral (a couple of friends have already volunteered the service of their livers if it is served at my funeral). For it to be perfect, though, 30-40 years might be too soon........ Indeed, if it is as good as hoped, it would be just about right for celebrating England's 1,000th birthday.
According to Wikipedia England became a unified state in 927, so, unless you are in possession of a modified Delorean sports car you may find it difficult to use it for that particular party.
I stand corrected.

In which case, the 1,000th anniversary of (French) Norman conquest.
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2 bottles Graham's Crusted bottled 2003
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Funny.. Every time I insist on trying to buy some Malvedos from Sainsbury[']s online, this arrives as a substitute. I say yes, of course...
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Morrisons doing it for £13.99
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1 bottle Graham's Quinta dos Malvedos 2001.
Morrison's have it reduced to £23, although first time I've seen it in Dundees only Morrisons.
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4x Vau Vintage 2000, which I have enjoyed in the past.
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Have ordered:

One case of 2011 Fonseca bottles
One case of 2011 Fonseca magnums

Sadly, it will probably be my daughter than drinks them; I can only hope that it has a positive influence around her choices regarding my later years in life.
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many cases of the 2011 Quevedo (personally)
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2xWarre VP 1997
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2 x 1994 Quinta do Noval Nacional have just arrived :D
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Respect to Glenn's purchase of two Nacionals!

My purchases are more mundane and are not for me but for the wee'un, unwittingly lucky to have been born in 2011.

- Fonseca '11 x 6
- Warre '11 x 6
- Fonseca '11 dmag
- Taylor '11 dmag

Will top up with more Fonseca and a dozen each of Taylor, Graham and Noval. That should see the blighter through for a while.
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