scott peterson rumpus california cabernet sauvignon 2015

I once attended a charity event in las vegas, right after 9/11, that benefited the victims of 9/11 in.Las Vegas.

You know, the busboys who got laid off because gamblers couldn't get on planes.the F and B guys who lost their leased Benzes.I mean, we all know what problems the casinos have.figuring out where to stash all the money. Another charity event I donated to was a benefit for the cats and dogs lost during Katrina. Jeff Cassetta wrote:Spottswoode is an excellent example of an overpriced Napa Cab. Why pay the $150 for the current vintage when you can buy past vintages for less? As for past vintages, better drink those sooner rather than later, as they don't really improve past 15 yrs. This coming from someone who bought all the vintages from'82-'97. For $150 I can buy '09 Pichon Baron or two bottles of '09 Grand Puy Lacoste or two and a half bottles of '14 Leoville Poyferre, all of which will provide much better value down the road. I half-agree with you about aging Spottswoode. We open a 21 year old bottle each year as part of a '21 year old' tasting when nephews and nieces turn 21 and we have been 50/50 hit/miss with the Spottswoodes, primarily due to bottle variation. When we have opened comparison bottles at some later time, they can still be mui bueno. I opened a 2008 at Super Bowl and it didn't get finished by the group. I have a very hard time timing my Spottswoodes.

Scott peterson rumpus california cabernet sauvignon 2015