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Lots of wineries with bulging caves...

Posted by Enophile on October 21, 2012 at 19:43:37:
The people I know in the business talk about alot of those wineries having frightening amounts of stock on hand, but none want to respond to market pressures.

Especially the 'culty' cabs.

Cough....cough....Harlan....cough.

Get ready for some amazing Hong Kong based buyer to pretend to have bought it all up "at retail" and distribute in in Asia at secretly low prices.

Luckily for the owners, alot of it is vanity, anyway.

The future of Napa is William Foley.

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So, did you find your own wine in there?