After my first "corked" experience, I have to assume there will be more. Wasn't quite counting on that while I was building my collection, but now that I know I'll just lower my max bid appropriately for future acquisitions (was wondering why I won so many).
A number of you suggested writing the wineries and suggested they switch to Stelvin. In the past, the wine that I had without a cork has been pretty low quality. Has Stelvin been around long enough to proven itself over the course of time? If so, I'd like to try some....
I'm looking for recommendations. Are there any 90+ rated drinkable ("ready") reds out there? If Stelvin is as good as people claim, then I'm sure there must be. As for me, my top choices would be red Bordeaux (or other blend), cab, and merlot. Can be fairly affordable (no Cheval Blanc-like, Clerc Milon-like is okay with me).
Thanks in advance
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