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本帖最後由 fokker 於 2013-7-15 09:16 編輯
回應 gooseling #15 的帖子
Yes and no.
I was fortunate enough to have purchased a lot of the big names in the mid to late nineties when they were still affordable, eg. DRC, Rousseau, Dujac, Leroy, Comte de Vogue etc, and I am sitting on a fair stock.
The real problem is what I do with them and theydo occupy a lot of space in my wine fridges. It seems a bit excessive if Me and my wife just drink, say, a bottle of 95 DRC Grands Echezeaux at home or at a restaurant on our own. AND I don' t want to sell them even I purchased them at one-tenth of of they are worth today; I am really against wine as an investment or commodity to make money from. They are like my own children after all these years and money would not make part with my wines. Besides, once I sell them, there is no way I can afford or be willing to purchase them again in the future. And I have worked hard enough in the last 26 years to put myself in a position where the extra money from selling these wines is not needed. I do bring them out for sharing when some dear and wine-informed friends buy me sumptuous dinners. Luckily I also have children of my own and I can let them taste them when they grow up; they won't be able to aford them.
Burgundy is still good value when compared with Bordeaux. Try to buy good negociant bottlings of Grand Cru from not the best vintages ( say 1995, 1997, 2000, 2006, 07, 08, or even 1991etc) and they can still be had for less than HK$1000. Save up and drink less and spend less on inferior quality stuff and u can afford it once in a while. |
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