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Your allocation changes...

Posted by mkuller on January 25, 2011 at 15:08:49:
...depending on the price level and quantities you buy.

Buy all 10 this year and your allocation will go up and you'll be offered some of the better, pricier ones, the vinyard designated.

I had a 2005 Dragon a couple of weeks ago - I think I got 3 in my allocation originally.

When I had a bottle of it a year ago, I recall it being a little too spicy and hot, hence the name. This year it was much more balanced and that Howell Mtn. richness came out. And I still have one left.

I'd say go for it all.

Our local wine shop sells a few bottles of Turley at a good mark-up. I suspect people come in and make trades.