What bottle(s) are you most excited to open from your cellar?

[Sarah_Kirschbaum]

@J.Vizuete

I have a bottle of 89 Haut Brion that was given to me by a friend, so that’s probably tops, but I got to drink a bottle with him in 2023 and it needed another 10 years at least then, but I’ll be excited when the time comes.

Beyond that, I’m really excited to drink William Kelley’s 22 Meursault Narvaux. I only have 1 bottle, but that will come with a lot of anticipation. I’m into pleasure stacking, so I may try to add a few more bucket list wines like the Arnaud Ente Clos des Ambres or a Coche Genevrières alongside.

Hold or decant (or even both) the Narvaux, based on a recent showing.

[Sarah_Kirschbaum]

I have cleared a few that would have made this list over the last few years.

I get to list a few as this answer covers me and Jonathan:

78 Giacosa Collina Rionda
79 Krug Collection magnum
85 Phelps Eisle 3L
94 Dominus Imperial

[J.Vizuete]

Will do and thank you for the insight!

[Shan_A]

*An assortment of 3L birth year wines waiting for 1-4 decades on
2016 & 2019 Burlotto Monvigliero
2016 & 2019 Produttori Barbaresco
2016 & 2019 Cavallotto San Giuseppe
2016 Lynch Bages
2019 Figeac
2016 Duroche LSJ VV
2019 Faiveley Latricieres
2019 Haut-Bailly

Produttori and the DDC are the cellar defenders.

[Mark_Golodetz]

Come September 5th, I will be opening a Sandeman 1900 Port. Looking forward to it.

[Kris_Patten]

2005 Rouget CP
2007 Coche Meursault Caillerets
All my DRC Ech with my old man

[Craig_G]

1983 Clos Ste Hune. I hope it wasn’t a waste of $40

[maureen_nelson]

@Craig_G

1983 Clos Ste Hune. I hope it wasn’t a waste of $

I was just thinking perhaps 1990 CSH. And I probably overpaid for it ($75) but it was a fundraising auction in the late 20th century so…