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RE: totally agree

Posted by triodesteve on March 16, 2017 at 16:45:20:
I've been pretty much priced out of Napa for quality Cabs. Not paying $75 and up. I love the WS back pages, listing 90+ point Cabs all starting over $100. And I guess they're selling it all.

>You guys always say that...I'm just not sure. Distributors in Seattle have a hard time getting >rid of gran cru burgundies and those wines have pedigree. My guess is that there is heavy >discounting for restaurants and shops. Those are just guesses based on what I hear in the >markets I go to.

Just read where Cameron Hughes has fallen on >hard times because there isn't as much excess juice laying around.

I'm still getting good Cabs for the money from Washington, although I've noticed their prices are starting to creep up.

>Cost of everything is going up....I now pay something like 40 cents for a tin capsule...per >bottle!