How About Most Expensive Bottle(s) of Wine Drunk?
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From: Long Island/C'ville, VA
Had a Chateau D'yquem last year. That was definitely the most expensive bottle of wine I've had. Regularly drink Cakebread Cellars at dinner now. Basically try something new every meal, though.
Having the distinct advantage of spending other people's money for every single meal I eat means that I get to drink many, many fine wines (and probably not appreciate them)
Having the distinct advantage of spending other people's money for every single meal I eat means that I get to drink many, many fine wines (and probably not appreciate them)
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1995 Chateau Latour - ~$350
My brother had a glass of port from 1785. That is not a typo. It wasn't free but I think he got it virtually free at ~$30. The owner of a restaurant opened it at dinner the night before and the staff poured it for everyone that wanted it a day later. He said the finish was ultra-strong for about five straight minutes and there was no spoilage of any kind
My brother had a glass of port from 1785. That is not a typo. It wasn't free but I think he got it virtually free at ~$30. The owner of a restaurant opened it at dinner the night before and the staff poured it for everyone that wanted it a day later. He said the finish was ultra-strong for about five straight minutes and there was no spoilage of any kind
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From: MIAMI
IM sorry im dumb when it comes to wine i have had many but dont remember names ....and this is something i would love to get into...we had a couple bottles (actually 3 
) of a bottle that orphin kids drew the label on the bottle if i remember correctly the name was l'ecole or something in that nature if anybody can help that would be great! i also drink cakebread very nice
) of a bottle that orphin kids drew the label on the bottle if i remember correctly the name was l'ecole or something in that nature if anybody can help that would be great! i also drink cakebread very nice
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From: In the heart of the USSA!
Last year 90+ year old Robert Mondavi, Sr. shared a bottle of wine with me and my wife at a private party. We were later told that it would have sold for about $1000. Sadly, I have no clue what it was.