Open that bottle night 2/28/09 Long Island

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differentdave
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Open that bottle night 2/28/09 Long Island

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SO there is thing a few wine critics made up called open thatbottle night. Basically its an execuse to open up some very nice bottles instead of waiting for a special occasion that may/may not happen. It is not a port only event but was thinking of ending night with a bottle of 77 fonseca and or a d'yquem. WIll more than likely happen either at my house or a eatery on Long Island. I have thus commited to a 1st growth and since last year I did not vrack open the 99 isnsignia (went with a 94 dominus instead) Iwas goingto bring that bad boy out as well.
If any port lovers care to join please let me know.
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Would love to, but wife is due about then, so just can’t. Sorry.
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Hmmm. Tempting. I wonder what I have left in the cupboard that might be worth opening for this. Anyone else thinking of participating?
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AHB wrote:Hmmm. Tempting. I wonder what I have left in the cupboard that might be worth opening for this. Anyone else thinking of participating?
I will probably open a bottle tomorrow, but not until I get home around 10pm so wouldn't be opening anything special as it will be a pop-n-pour job.
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