Decided on Eurocave...and it just arrived.

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Hmmm. Well, first, congrats on your new toy. Our Eurocave 260 is perking along just fine after a year or so, so you should have high hopes for yours to do well, too.<BR>As to stocking that puppy with the 90 or so bottles beyond your current collection of 60, here are a few suggestions for good QPR stuff:<BR>Reds:<BR>Zins - Cline and Rancho Zabaco<BR>Syrah - Les Jamelles VdP d'Oc, La Vielle Ferme<BR>Argentine blend - Falling Star (Merlot/Malbec)<BR>Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon - Lapostolle<BR>French Cabernet Sauvignon - L'Orval<BR>French Pinot Noir - Maison Nicolas VdP d'Oc<BR>Bordeaux - Les Fiefs de Lagrange<BR>Tollo Montipulciano<BR>A'Mano Primitivo<BR>Blackstone Merlot<BR>Placido Chianti Classico<BR>Cantina de Montalcino Chianti Classico<BR>Duboeuf Cru Beaujolais - Moulin-A-Vent, Fleurie, Morgon, Moulin-A-Vent, Chiroubles<BR>Domaine d'Andezon Rhone<P>Whites:<BR>Sauvignon Blanc - Michel Lynch<BR>Sancerre - Domaine de la Rossignole<BR>Pinot Grigio - Tommasi<BR>Vionier - Duboeuf<BR>Champagne - Taittinger Brut NV<BR>Sauternes - Chateau Suduiraut<BR>Riesling - Schmitt-Sohne Mosel-Sahr-Ruwer Kabinett or Spatlese<P>That's 26 different wines; if you drink up the 60 you already have, you'll almost have room for a half case of each. <IMG SRC="http://www.wines.com/ubb2/smile.gif"><BR>