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Cal Cabs Thrashed In Decanter!
03-17-1999, 02:18 PM,
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I can't argue with anything they said except that CA Cabs DO age - I'm drinking my 84s and 85s currently.

There are a lot of good wines at $15 that people overlook. Some of the flashy $75 CA Cabs are overpriced and not structured for aging.

What drives me crazy is the fact that the vast majority of French wines are not made for aging either. Only the upper echelon wines do so, just as some upper echelon CA Cabs e.g. Monte Bello.

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