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To: gypsees who wrote (28688)	2/24/2003 5:18:51 PM
From: bramble88	Respond to of 57110

I will.

To: gypsees who wrote (28688)	2/24/2003 5:26:40 PM
From: AugustWest	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 57110

So far I haven't managed to keep any past the 4 year mark..lol.. Perhaps you're just not buying enough of each vintage than :) .. but that seems to be a nice time frame for the aging wrt the taste. it really depends on the vintage and also varies from winery to winery. A fairly priced cab that will age for 20+ years is La Jota. Especially their anniversary series. i have some going back to the 80 vintage. Just opened an 84 a few weeks ago and it was getting better. Also a decent every day wine is Ridge's Santa Cruz($20/25) bottling. Their Montebella bottling is a freaking power house. But the last Montebella I bot('96) was $145. That's about when I decided to put the brakes on buying wine. I got enough of it to last a long while And I'm just not rich enough to be paying that much for a bottle of grape juice!