Yeah, Salmo.......but can you talk about earthy oak overtones if the bottle doesn't cost you an arm and a leg?



I watched a show on Food Network about wine........they had 20 wine "experts" and 20 Joe Blow's do a blind taste test of wines ranging in price from 6 bucks to 300 bucks. Among both groups, nobody was able to identify the most expensive wines. The wine experts were better able to identify the least expensive wines, and overall the top-ranking wines cost about 12-20 bucks a bottle.

Earthy overtones.

People generally drink 200 dollar bottles of wine so that they can say they drank 200 dollar a bottle wine..........not because it tastes any better than a wine a quarter that cost. Find a good bottle for 15 bones, and you really have it going on.

But it ain't easy being in the effite snob group, and it ain't cheap either.

fixed that one too