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Watch out for your fine old wines.
Two Hands Deer in Headlights 2002 shiraz, cork shrink (but not broke) which allows seepage.
Wine still OK though. Not from Vinomofo but a few Two Hands wines have been offered lately.

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Anyone able to advise on todays restocked 2006 Barossa black market Shiraz $120 down to $36
 
MadMick10 said:
Did anyone purchase the Bethany last time it was offered, and if so what's the verdict on the wine?

[EDIT:] Sorry Tim ... just saw you posted the same question.
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I've had a couple of bottles and it's a very nice wine! Having said that, though, there's no way I'd have paid $120 for it and would consider it to be more in the $50-$60 range. Still a very good bottle for the price they're selling it for. Be interested in hearing the thoughts of others that have tried this one too.
 
Took the drop. Sigh. I need a second job to pay for all this wine.
EDIT: on the Bethany that is.
 
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Katy said:
I've had a couple of bottles and it's a very nice wine! Having said that, though, there's no way I'd have paid $120 for it and would consider it to be more in the $50-$60 range. Still a very good bottle for the price they're selling it for. Be interested in hearing the thoughts of others that have tried this one too.
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Agreed. It's silky smooth, but lacks a bit of character, I thought. WC notes indicate RRP of $85 and drink by 2016 (tasted in 2010). It definitely seems to be near the end of its drinking window, and being under cork, I'll definitely be drinking the remaining 5 bottles this year. Bit pricey for something that doesn't have much ageing potential.
 
Abha93 said:
Agreed. It's silky smooth, but lacks a bit of character, I thought. WC notes indicate RRP of $85 and drink by 2016 (tasted in 2010). It definitely seems to be near the end of its drinking window, and being under cork, I'll definitely be drinking the remaining 5 bottles this year. Bit pricey for something that doesn't have much ageing potential.
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Tasting notes suggest 10-15 years... could go either way.
http://wineco.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Bethany-GR11_Reserve_Shiraz_2006_updated.pdf
 
Abha93 said:
Agreed. It's silky smooth, but lacks a bit of character, I thought. WC notes indicate RRP of $85 and drink by 2016 (tasted in 2010). It definitely seems to be near the end of its drinking window, and being under cork, I'll definitely be drinking the remaining 5 bottles this year. Bit pricey for something that doesn't have much ageing potential.
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Look at it as though somebody else has stored and aged it for you :p

In general, I dont keep wine for more than about 10 years anway. Given my facilities it's not worth the risk.
 

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