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07-23-2004, 08:47 AM,
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Hi Tanuki,

Sorry this is such a delayed post, but I haven't had much time lately to check out the boards. I, too, am a novice, but have tried a few Bordeaux's lately - some good, some not so good. None are pricey, which I like, because not knowing much I'd hate to get stuck with a pricey bottle that I don't like. Anyway, here's a recommendation for you, if it's available in your area. 1999 Rothschild Lafite Bordeaux. It's less tannic and easier drinking than others I have tried. Something else you might want to try is a 1999 Tommasi Raphael Valpolicella. It's obviously not a Bordeaux, but I feel it is definitely worth mentioning. In my (very) limited experience, I find this to be a true gem for the price. Both are in the $12-15 range. Happy drinking!
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