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Amazing how much cheaper it was then.

Posted by jimbill on April 15, 2015 at 10:16:23:
We used to have a phenomenal Barolo in our store during the late 70's. All I can remember about the name was that it had "Guido" in it. Same time period as Father Guido Sarducce on SNL. Sold for about $10. You probably couldn't touch anything like it for under $150 now. Of course people in the U.S. weren't drinking wine then either and what they did drink on average was pretty basic.

Also noticed the low alcohol content by today's standards.