Jim Powers 
Domaine des Baumard
Trie Spéciale Savennières Chenin Blanc 1995
@Doug Powers - Yet another commonality: We lived in Houston from ‘98-2012. One thing we don’t have in common is it’s rare I keep a wine too long, but your cellar sounds much bigger than mine so I cycle through quicker.
Jean et Sébastien Dauvissat
Heritage Chablis Chardonnay 2014
BTW, I love @Lyle Fass ‘s tasting note on this exact wine from 2020, spot on!!
Tablas Creek Vineyard
Esprit Blanc de Tablas Roussanne Blend 2011
Eff. This sounds (almost) so dayum crushable. Who(m) in the hades lays off this wine for that amount of time?
@Scott@Mister A’s-San Diego, a guy/gal who buys too much wine!!
Tenuta Santori
Passerina 2024
I wish more Conero reds from Marche made it over here. Volcanic soil, and when not spoiled by barrique aging (which a lot of the producers there now do), really good. I think Offida is a little south of Monte Conero.
Château Coufran
Haut-Médoc Red Bordeaux Blend 2009
I had some of that ‘82 also! (But I drank my ‘82s up quickly. They were too damn delicious young. Only a couple made it to 1990.)
@Tom Casagrande, yeah, but I had to pay retail for that 1982, you probably paid wholesale ($3??), for that price, you shoulda bought 2-3 cases, as this wine ages quite well!! 🤔🤷🍷
@Doug Powers - No, that one I paid retail for. I was still selling wholesale when it was released and it wasn’t in our portfolio, and hadn’t yet transitioned to retail. And back in those days, I couldn’t afford a case of anything! I did, however, arrange to split cases of a handful of ‘82 classified growth futures with friends.
Jim Powers
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