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On 2010-07-26 00:01:20 -0700, Val Hallah said:

On Jul 26, 8:40*am, Savageduck wrote:
On 2010-07-25 23:14:24 -0700, Ofnuts said:

On 26/07/2010 07:48, Val Hallah wrote:

wine in Europe is a lot cheaper

For some value of "good" I may not agree with. In my own (French) book,
on *the average, drinkable starts at 4 euros, good at 8 and very good
at 15, so, in dollars, this is about the same.

Agreed. We have some drinkable wines between $4-$8, good @ $9-$20, very
good $18-$30 and absolutely superb, $35-$60+, on to the astronomically
silly prices. We are able to buy reasonablly priced imported fine
French, German, Italian, Australian, Chilean, and South African wines
at similar price points.

Along with the local Californian wines in my ...er cellar, I have a few
bottles of very nice Medoc, Cotes Du Rhone, Bordeaux Superieur, and
Beaune, all were reasonably priced. Those, and some very good vintage
port, which wasn't particularly inexpensive.

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Regards,

Savageduck

Euro 2...and very drinkable

http://www.hypercarrefour.be/Promoti...&pdf_index=20&
start=NL_20100708_61747&sImageSubPath=Hyper/NL&iPromotion2FolderID=99
6

Oh well!
Turpentine can be very drinkable.

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Regards,

Savageduck