This wine cellar is worth millions!
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I was told by a couple of wineries I visited that bottles of 1910, 1950, etc. are more than likely no good anyway. People that are paying thousands of dollars for a certain year of wine are really only buying the "memory" of that being a good year and the bottle it was put in. Wine=vinegar at that point.
But, that was an awesome cellar nonetheless.
But, that was an awesome cellar nonetheless.
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Million dallor wine
MAYBE if he's lucky I might be able to swap something :>and they will get the better of the deal, a newer bottle of wine,I imagine there that old because nobody wanted to buy them that's all, right
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MAYBE if he's lucky I might be able to swap something :>and they will get the better of the deal, a newer bottle of wine,I imagine there that old because nobody wanted to buy them that's all, right
or ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
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Arne
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Everybody wants that old wine, but think Joe hit it right on the head. LOL, Arne.
I want the Cellar (OK and the house.....) and more than likely NONE of the wines he has! My commercial cellar collection consist of about 300 bottles. Each one hand picked by me for a very specific reason which makes them all "priceless" to me. His is probably full of French and California wines that hold very little personal interest to me. Oh I also want that cool software system with the barcode scanner!
My commercial cellar collection consist of about 300 bottles. Each one hand picked by me for a very specific reason which makes them all "priceless" to me. His is probably full of French and California wines that hold very little personal interest to me. Oh I also want that cool software system with the barcode scanner!
Bartman
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Mike, with a cellar that large, why not go with RFID tags so you can track them without having to actually go scan it directly?!
Wineries don't use RFID tags (least not any of my little collection) so who is gonna attach each one and enter the data into the system? Oh I guess if you have that much $$$ "you has people"!
Bwahahahahahaha! Says who?
Tony, is that 300 each or total?
I think a 30,000 bottle of wine is just an investment pure and simple. Probably more stable than the stock market.Also, with the correct buyer, probably tax free.
I do like the looks into these cellars for the design ideas you can get.
I think a 30,000 bottle of wine is just an investment pure and simple. Probably more stable than the stock market.Also, with the correct buyer, probably tax free.
I do like the looks into these cellars for the design ideas you can get.
