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I have always enjoyed wine. Although I am a Guinness drinker, wine is my second choice. I have always wanted a modest collection of wine at my disposal, and I have reached the point in my life that I am able to spend 25-50 a week on new bottles. I have heard and tasted a rumor about reds from 1997. More than one person in many different locations has told me that 97 may have been the best year in wine history for the red grape. Is this true?

Also, I have about 20ish bottles now, and I am buying on instinct and some name recognition. I go after the Mondavi's, Turning Leaf, Eco Di Moni, Luna's,Mezza Corona and Sterling to name a few. I would appreciate any input on building a better, broader collection.

Last but not least, I was in a Italian restaurant and had a bottle of "Stone Street"? I think this was it. It was about $100, and was great. I have not been able to find this label anywhere. Can someone help me on this as well?

Thank you and I look forward to any input you have.
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