Posted by Steve South: My guess would be $12 to $15 ... $20 at the most...

Price: $15.99Recommended by: Red Sox fans everywhereComments: Perhaps Youk should have tried this wine before slapping his name on the label! (At least the $$ goes to charity.)Rating: N/A

... well for 15 to 20 years, but it begs for another 6 years of cellaring to open up...

... well for 15 to 20 years, but it begs for another 6 years of cellaring to open up...

Had this goofy idea that apparently worked, at least to the point that www.OneMillionBeers.com still gets 15 to 20 unique visitors everyday even after taking down the site a couple weeks ago. To many irons in the fire! It was one of those Alex Tew million dollar homepage copycat sites but with a twist, we were selling pixels not to make a 100% in pocket profit but were going to take at least...

One of our readers, Roger, just posted a good question in response to a recent 1. "When do you think is the earliest point to open a 2001 [Cabernet]?" I think 2001s should drink well from now until they're 15 or 20 years old, maybe longer, assuming they're properly stored...

Nothing like tasting 15 or 20 wines and coming up with bupkus. A few Santa Cruz Mountain Pinots—yark. (A pity, too, because I had higher hopes for them.) Rap star Lil' Jon's new Little Jonathon Merlot from Monterey? Yikers. An intriguin...

Price: $17.99 @ Blanchards (J.P.) Recommended by: oenophile relatives in California Tasting notes: This Napa wine was really refreshing on a hot, summer evening. It surprisingly competes with the great Marlborough sauvignon blancs that we've tried. It has notes of lemon, pineapple, and green apple and has a long, delicious ...

... www.farella.com Daisy wasn't listening to me rant about the state of modern wine-writing when I took this picture, but maybe this will be her response in about 15 or 20 years. From all the efforts that I've seen in the new community of wine bloggers, it may be vastly different by then. I hope so because I do believe there is a problem with the previous 10 years. Problem? Well, yes. The problem...

French white. Retails for around $15 - $20 making this an expensive table wine...