Forum: Wine Talk Posted By: Otto Nieminen Post Time: 08-03-2007 at 08:19 PM

From £4.95, $8.50 and 5.09 euros per 75cl bottle.

Serious class from under $40 a bottle.

Holy cow. Ficklin wants 350.00 for that bottle. You could probably buy both the Rare Wine Co. bottles for that.

I wasn't going to buy the $350 bottle but possibly the set. I found the other wines after I posted on the Fickline and will probably go with them instead. Bob

I've got one of those Ficklin's. My Wife gave it to me as a gift 8 or so years ago. I think she paid something like $75. $350 now...wow!???

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Bob, I hear that the way to go if you want a dessert wine from '57 is Huet vouvray moelleux. Meanwhile, I have a Borgogno '57 barbaresco (highly questionable vintage though) that I'd love to open if we can ever figure out time to get together. Peter

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