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11-10-2000, 03:08 PM,
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Hi-I'm new to this-I just received a bottle of Chateau Margaux Premier Cru 1990 for a wedding gift and am wondering about it. Is it good? Should I keep it for a while? Thanks for your help!
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11-10-2000, 04:09 PM,
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You have good taste in friends. Chateau Margaux is one of the most prestigious wines in the world--with prices to match. It is also of very high quality. In a good vintage, which 1990 is, Margaux can easily improve in bottle for 20 years. If you have adequate storage conditions--constant temperature in the fifties or low sixties--you may want to hold onto it for at least a few years. You are in for a glorious wine experience. Cheers!

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p.s. I notice you have also posted this question under Collectibles. The inhabitants of this board prefer messages only to be posted in one place.

[This message has been edited by ddf68 (edited 11-10-2000).]
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11-10-2000, 04:23 PM,
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Wow, I am excited. Thank you for the information. Sorry about the double message posting, now I know. In a regular house without a basement, any ideas on where to store the wine. I appreciate your help with this.
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11-10-2000, 04:33 PM,
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Would have sworn we saw this question someplace else before. In regard to the follow up question; in the bottom of the most central closet in the place, so long as it doesn't have a heating duct in it. If you want to hang onto it for several more years, you might want to check into how much a local retailer would store it properly for you.
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11-10-2000, 04:43 PM,
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Thank you-I had posted both my messages at the same time not knowing that was not acceptable. Sorry [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb2/smile.gif[/img] Thanks again for your help! I will check with the local wine stores. This wine board is wonderful.
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11-10-2000, 07:10 PM,
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Hi Allie and welcome to the board. Sorry the more acerbic members have chided you on youre double posting. I, being of a kinder and gentler spirit would never do this. I`m also open as Palladin used to say, "Have Vinium-Will Travel. LETS OPEN THAT SUCKER! " WW
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11-11-2000, 09:38 PM,
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Hey, "Ridel-man", it's so kind of you to offer all those folks out there your assistance with their wine drinking
needs. What a kind man you are, I like your style. K
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11-11-2000, 10:06 PM,
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He's a Rootin-tootin, calamezootin, red wine drinkin, desert rat a lovin.......mannnnnnn!
"The fastest glass in the west"!!! [img]http://www.wines.com/ubb2/wink.gif[/img]

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11-13-2000, 07:53 AM,
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AW SHUCKS FOLK, jes` doin` whatfer any kind, considerate,handsome, intelligent, wino would do. WW
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