Vintages has posted the February 2009 Classics Catalogue here.
I haven't gone through in detail yet. Any offers catch your attention?
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Two wines caught my attention, and not just because they are two of the cheapest on the list:
1. Cascabel 2005 Shiraz (Australia) $35 - This single-vineyard shiraz is supposed to be more Rhone than Oz and that realy appeals to me because I'm not a fan of over the top fruity shiraz.
2. Muratie 2005 Ansela (South Africa) $29 - This is a right-bank red blend from the Stellenbosch region, which is generally regarded as one of the best for producing red Bordeaux blends.
Posted by: The Analyst | February 02, 2009 at 03:27 PM
I really want to try the Selbach-Oster 2006 Riesling and the Poesia 2005.
With the latter costing damn near $100, I'm much more likely to get around to the former.
Posted by: Japhet | March 30, 2009 at 06:45 AM