bhodilee
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clayfu wrote:pretty much everyone does because they are sized to fit standard bordeaux bottles. A large chunk of bottles from Southern France, California are shaped in large obtuse bottles for absolutely no reason at all.
I wish all wineries would put in the same shape bottle.. sigh.
bordeaux bottles > other bottles
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bhodilee
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themostrighteous wrote:huh?
bordeaux bottles are greater than other bottles, joke from the main thread about WD being greater than Robert Parker. failed joke now that I've had to explain it. Did i get the greater than symbol wrong though? I have NEVER been able to keep those two straight.
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bhodilee
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themostrighteous wrote:i had interpreted bowtie's ">" to mean that Bordeaux bottles are bigger (in the storage context used here) than other bottles, which is neither true (the Burgundians are the real beyatches to store in cooler racks as you pointed out) nor what he intended, so never you mind.
Beautiful, my plan to engender disharmony into the dark side is coming to fruition, soon there will be open rebellion, and from the ashes I shall step forward to claim my rightful throne.
Course, now I just up and blew that. Oh well.
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bhodilee
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clayfu wrote:i like to start things. Its within my nature. I doubt any of them actually read this thread but i hate fruit bombs and never follow RP's ratings heh.
Clay, if that's true, and I seem to remember your disdain for fruit bombs, than I stand by my earlier assessment of clayfu > RP
Um, and it's hot in my house today, good thing I got that cooler in the basement.
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clayfu wrote:my friend served me the SQN over and out.. i think its market price right now is about $250 and it was so fruity so sour i think i almost died. Of course 90% of the group of 15 said it was awesome. I enjoyed the 1966 bordeaux someone else brought much more =P
drinking with people much wealthier than you has its benefits!
I dunno, that'd put me in the class of those who drink thunderbird on the street corner. Discovering I actually like wine was a very bad thing.
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JOATMON
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Anybody have any experience with KoolSpace wine rooms?
I'm looking at this one: http://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/fur/664185563.html
Juvie: 30+24+4; Sellout: 6+7+0
Rags: 3+2+3
Drunk: 69+94+15 wine, 20+29+4 non-wine
Rugrat: 0+0+0; Refunded: 2+3+1
(as of 2011-03-02)
bhodilee
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HitAnyKey42 wrote:Yeah, I've thought about that one multiple times since I had started looking. I had even passed on it back when they had it on sale for $149 (dumbass me). Let me know how you end up liking it, and if I see it go on sale again I'll probably end up picking one up. The single 28-bottle Urbina I have just doesn't cut it. I need more storage space.
HAK, you need a cave
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crzycajn70
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ECost has the Cuisinart CWC-900 FR 11-bottle wine cooler for $69.00. Same unit at Overstock lists for $120.00. I've never personally had a problem with ECost, but I've read some horror stories. Seems like a really good deal.
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