Goldeneye hits the $100 per bottle price tag..

WINE TALK
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Premiere Bottling:
2006 Ten Degrees
Ten Degrees is crafted as an extremely limited-production selection. Only the 10 most exceptional barrels of Pinot Noir from our Estate vineyards were chosen to create this rare wine - a celebration of Goldeneye’s tenth vintage.

$100 per bottle. One-bottle limit.
Two-bottle limit for Club members.


2006 Confluence Vineyard
Pinot Noir
Surrounding the Goldeneye Estate, our Confluence Vineyard is not only the warmest, but one of the most diverse vineyards in our Estate portfolio. Featuring both hillside and valley floor fruit, it produces a lush, layered expression of Pinot Noir.

$75 per bottle. Three-bottle limit.
Six-bottle limit for Club members.



2006 Gowan Creek Vineyard
Pinot Noir
Our Gowan Creek Vineyard offers a perfect mid-valley winegrowing location that combines warmer Anderson Valley elements with coastal fog and cooling influences from the northern end of the valley, creating a classic expression of Pinot Noir.

$75 per bottle. Three-bottle limit.
Six-bottle limit for Club members.


2006 The Narrows Vineyard
Pinot Noir
The Narrows Vineyard is our mountaintop vineyard in the cooler “deep end” of the Anderson Valley. From the 2006 vintage, this vineyard yielded a seamlessly structured wine that embodies the rustic sophistication of the Anderson Valley.

$75 per bottle. Three-bottle limit.
Six-bottle limit for Club members.

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You can still get crack for cheap.

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Sounds pricey…has anybody tasted?

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i have, fuhgeddaboudit

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I’ve tasted their Pinots in the past. Solid. I bet they taste better now at that price point though. [suicide.gif]

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They’re good, but they are not at all worth $75 to $100. more like half that IMO.

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Toothpicks. The best wines are the cheapest ones because they see the least amount of wood. Which is a shame, I thought there might be some decent wine in there.