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You must be getting my allocation...

Posted by mkuller on January 25, 2011 at 09:31:13:
...I was on the Turley list for about 10 years.

I used to buy every other year but didn't buy any the last two and have been dropped - there is still a waiting list to get on.

Turley still makes good zin, although like all the others it's variable from year to year and with each differetn blend and vinyard.

With the 2005s, I began to feel they were overpriced and too hyped. Those are now drinking pretty good but lack some of the complexity and panache of earlier vintages.

I haven't touched the 2007s yet - but that was a banner year for everything else.

No prices on your list of the 2009s. I drew the line at $40 but with the economic downturn, they may have rolled them back a little.

Buy your 10 bottles - if nothing else they are rare and have snob appeal. At their best, they are wonderful wines.