I have one set of the 2012 and one set of the 2013. When should I drink them?
Phil Jones
What about for $1,000?
Its a good question, im not experienced enough to know.
The wine is fantastic but will maturity replace the energy with complexity and other qualities or will it lose some of its primal nature to its detrement, maybe someone more experienced could answer
Thats for a set
But i suppose every wine has a flipping price
No, there’s no better wine for any price. I traded my kids for a small taste.
I traded one of my kidneys for an 8 ounce pour.
Where?! PM me. I don’t want the secret to get our before I get some at that price.
Its only a kidney, if you dont like the kidney then fine sell
I’d be happy to take your other kidney for an 8 ounce poor. 
There is actually nothing objective about his post. More useless drivel.
Alan, this one’s for you
If you want to sell a wine that you own, for whatever reason, I don’t have any moral opposition to it. And I’m sure that is very important information for prospective sellers.
I was only allowed to buy the 2011, which I did. It would appear that the 2011’s are not well-regarded, although the last few notes in cellartracker show promise. I am curious to try these wines.
I enjoyed my ‘11’s. Haven’t looked at CT for notes on these, but I remember them being enjoyable. Earth shattering? No, but well made, complex wines.
I bought new the 2012 but unfortunately skipped the 2013 trying to save money. Oops.
How was it ?