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RE: Blind tasting...

Posted by jimbill on May 12, 2017 at 17:13:32:
I would enjoy trying that experiment. Years ago we did the same thing with a bottle of Charles Krug Burgundy, maybe $3/bottle in the mid 80's. Brown bagged it and served it at the end of the evening at a fancy wine dinner. Most thought it was a Grand Cru Burgundy. Of course they had consumed a large amount of wine by then.

I would also put my wife up to the challenge. She doesn't know labels or prices but will invariably turn her nose up at a cheap bottle of wine. But then we're not big on soft fruity forward wines.