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Worth the bucks.

Posted by jimbill on February 15, 2006 at 20:26:51:
Such is wine. The difference between a $5 bottle of wine and a $20 bottle of wine can be huge. The difference between a $25 bottle and a $50 may not be quite as significant. $75 to $150, ???
There usually is a difference, but you can't expect a tripling effect between a good $50 champagne and a $150.
That's why I suggested a double tasting. If you take a wine that you have a respect for and compare it side by side with a much higher regarded wine, you may find the quantum leap. Or not.