97 Coturri Chauvet Vineyard

[Thomas]

Inconsistency isn't the issue: the issue is what you get when poor handling practices produces inconsistency. I am not interested in paying $25 for a great bottle and then when I buy a case of the wine half are great and half are shoe polish, and they all cost $25 (less your fantastic discount, of course).

And if inconsistent wines are released on the market, then shouldn't inconsistent pricing accompany them, based on the wine's quality, or lack of it?