The quartage has been for me a pillar of consistency through the years. I simply love it and it offers incredible value. I have nearly the whole vertical going back to 2001 lying down and have been an obvious avid admirer. Interestingly, I would have half a case of the 12 but I am yet to try it. Reason being is that there is so much other wine at much easier physical access. I think it has found a nice steady place way way back under the house. The 2006 quartage, besides being talked about one time as some critics top 100 in the whole universe in one particular year was, and remains for me, absolutely remarkable. For the price here, if it's still on offer, it's good. Now here's my honest opinion. If I could buy a shotfire for 14, that normally sells for 28 or a golden lion for 15 that's normally 50 or a hannahs swing for 15 or whatever I paid that is 49, if the shotfire was as good as the 2006, it wins. All three were very good, but we all know how one great vintage sticks in your mind. So based on breeding, you cannot go wrong with any of these three. Three hours later last night, the hannahs swing was even better. the berries were now coming to the fore and it was beautifully integrated. having it with mince filled peppers was a great combo as well.