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Originally Posted by MrBaldBastard
depends how its been stored could be totally fooked, you can get them tested, I'd flip it and get the 2016 if its for investment. I have one bottle left, 36 I think will crak it sometime this year.
Red wine drinker here and it's hard to go past an good Australian Shiraz, European wines don't do it for me generally, I like a big bold wine with out the excessiveness of a CabSav and even then they are hit and miss body wise. My wifes from a big wine growing area in NZ and got hooked on it then, very few NZ wines I like though.
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Ha Ha its not Fooked i assure you, those cases along with around 200+ of various vintages are stored in a temperature controlled storage facility in London. Should anything untoward happen they are very well insured, I take my wine extremely seriously. Its an investment and my retirement policy .