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Posted by mchad on April 15, 2011 at 22:33:22:
The fellow I deal with at JJBuckley supplies me ample deals and some gems as well in daily emailings, but it's not a wine of the month kind of setup persay. The daily/weekly deals are fantastic and there's always at least one, if not multiple private client priced deals each week on a huge variety of wines. I buy most of my bulk wine from these guys.

We belong to the bi-annual shipment club from Brutocao Cellars in Anderson Valley. Their wines are low priced and good value. Their Merlot, Pinot and Italian red varietals cellar well for 4-8 years typically. We've had many a steak on the grill paired with one of their "aged" Merlot's. Give them some cellar time and the simple can become very pleasant.

Bill, you mention Roessler...I bought a case of their 2007 pinot's, three different ones and they are quite special. Still have half of them laying down here.

Best,
Mike