your on....I might have Kuzi and his bride in tow as well. He's a non drinker tho so We can drink his share.

We talked about a mid summer drive down the coast in some kind of hotrods

 

The best I've drunk is the Chateau Mouton-Rothschild from 87'. I'm in no way near a sommelier, but I intend to start learning more about which grapes suits different occations. It's always interesting to listen to someone who knows their stuff.

 

@ Tuuner

leoville barton 2005 => it's a very good choice but really expansive around 250 € per bottle.


@ Jox

Medoc is a good choice and a nice region too for wine and see how they do it.



For all I will made a little list of all wine I can find it.

 

please tell me that is not your home cellar

 

Now a little list

RIESLING Domaine Hell Cadé
BUGEAUD Château de Cor Bugeaud
Bordeaux Grand Palais
NOTREDAME VDP D'Oc Blanc Chardonnay Pech Notre Dame
Beaujolais Villages 2005
Bordeaux Supérieur Cht D'Argadens
Lussac st Emilion Cht Blanchon
Bordeaux supérieur Château Haut Brignon
ST EMILION GRAND CRU Rouge Cht la Croix Calendreau
MEDOC 2008 - Château du Courneau
Château Clos Mangons Grand vin de Bordeaux
Château Portillon Bordeaux
Saint Emilion Château La Rocaille
Bourgogne Grand Ordinaire Cuvée Prestige
Beaujolais Rosé 2007
Domaine des Forêts Beaujolais Villages rosé
VDP des Maures Rosé Domaine de Roux
VDP D'Oc 2007 La Bastide Savary

 

I'm pretty much a California Cab guy but I had a nice Latour & Lafite recently.

 

What year Lafite did you have? I opened a bottle from 1973 on Thanksgiving that I was less than impressed with. A lady friend of mine, who sells wine, was drinking it with me and said that it was spot on.

 

The Lafite was a 1995 and the Latour a 2000. Both were very good.

 

Last night- 2003 Haut Brion + 1995 Latour it was quite the evening pre cursers were a 1999 Gaja Sori Tilden and 2007 Tig.