May - What have you been buying

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Definitely the last for this month (and probably next as well!) - Mostly all in 2's or 3's

08 First Drop - The Big Blind (Nebbiolo Barbera)
08 First Drop - Mothers Ruin (Cab Sav)
07 Smallfry - GSM
09 Smallfry - Eden Valley Riesling
06 Ara - Resolute Pinot Noir
08 Ara - Composite Sauv Blanc

Rednick wrote:Turning into an expensive month,

Just added;

07 Pegau Cuvee Reservee CNdP
07 Mont Redon CNdP
07 Charvin CNdP
07 By Farr Chardy
06 Zema Cab Sav

Rednick wrote:So far this month,

07 Dupont-Tisserandot Bourgogne Passetoutgrains
07 Dupont-Tisserandot Fixin Les Treuilles
07 Dupont-Tisserandot Gevrey-Chambertin VV
07 Dupont-Tisserandot Ladoix
07 Dupont-Tisserandot Marsanny
07 Domaine Humbert Freres Fixin
07 Domaine Humbert Freres Gevrey-Chambertin VV
08 Dandelion Vineyards Lionheart of the Barossa Shiraz

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12 x Leconfield Cabernet Sauvignon 2007
4 x Magnums of All Saints Family Reserve durif 2006 - I was very impressed with this wine when it came out a year or so ago, and there's still some around in magnums.

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4 x Voyager Estate Cabmerlot 05
4 x Shaw and Smith Shiraz 08
4 x Dandelion Lionheart Shiraz 08

and a couple of colnago frames

cheers
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Been in Margaret River for a few days, so bought a few to drag home with me.
Leeuwin Estate Art series Riesling and Cabernet, Cullen 03 Diana Madeline, Saracen Estate Chard, and Clairault Chardy. Bought a few other as well from Woodlands and Driftwood, but they were consumed down there. Plus a few bottles of Sticks Pinot at a Marg's restaurant Sat. night.
The local Dan Murphy's near my mates place in Perth also got a flogging from us, so bought (and drunk) a host of Jaboulet Crozes Hermitage, Villa Antinori Toscana, Wynns Black label and a few Yarra SV's (Debortoli and some other I cant remember!) plus we emptied his wine rack, and the case I brought with me.
It has been a hard week, am going home to dry out for two or three days!!
Asleep in a gutter somewhere!

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And so it starts:

12x Ch Poujeaux 09
6x Ch Duhart Milon 09

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12x Ch Poujeaux 09
6x Ch Duhart Milon 09


I have all my 09 bdx already in the dining room in the form of a new 8 seater dining suite. Dining suite: 1 v 09 Bdx: nil
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4 x 2006 Penfolds St Henri
4 x 2008 Penfolds Reserve Bin A Chardy

Staff price.. :D :D :D :D

Been trying very hard to buy outside the portfolio this year, but couldn't resist..

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Very cool to see you in this thread Sparky!

Excellent buying I'm sure...

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via collins wrote:Very cool to see you in this thread Sparky!

Excellent buying I'm sure...


Thanks! Wish I was here more often - the mortgage, kid & toys keep getting in the way.. :)

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Have bought a bit this month - trying to buy up before my first child arrives in October

09 Pewsey Vale Riesling x 6
09 Grosset Springvale x 4
09 Grosset Polish x 4
07 Spinifex Esprit x 6
08 Teusner Riebke x 6
09 Baldewindi Chardonnay x 3
07 Meerea Park Alexander Munro Shiraz x 4
07 Meerea Park Terracotta x 4
and a couple of the Mountain X 07 to try

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From auction:

Houghton Jack Mann 2000

Jamiesons Run Limited Release Coonwarra Cabernet 1998 x 2

Wendouree Pressings 1997. A rare offering at auction. A 1985 version about 10 years ago was one of the best ever wines.

Wolf Blass Grey Label Landhorne Creek Cabernet 2003

Taylors St Andrews Riesling 2002 x 2

Grand Prix Tawny Port 1985 x 2

Longview Devils Elbow Adelaide Hills Cabernet 2006

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Teisto wrote:Have bought a bit this month - trying to buy up before my first child arrives in October



Heya Teisto, SNAP! I've got a little one arriving in October too. As a consequence, I'm trying to buy less, but of better quality.

Cheers,

Monghead.

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monghead wrote:
Teisto wrote:Have bought a bit this month - trying to buy up before my first child arrives in October



Heya Teisto, SNAP! I've got a little one arriving in October too. As a consequence, I'm trying to buy less, but of better quality.

Cheers,

Monghead.

Hey u 2 do your homework on the 2010 vintage and be ready when the hot wines roll out .......

Good excuse to buy more wine LOL :P I have had to collect 90,94,96,99 and 05 :( its a real shame ...........................Regards Dazza
Some people slurp it,others swill it,a few sip on it,some gaze at it for hours ,enough now wheres the RED

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dazza1968 wrote:
monghead wrote:
Teisto wrote:Have bought a bit this month - trying to buy up before my first child arrives in October



Heya Teisto, SNAP! I've got a little one arriving in October too. As a consequence, I'm trying to buy less, but of better quality.

Cheers,

Monghead.

Hey u 2 do your homework on the 2010 vintage and be ready when the hot wines roll out .......

Good excuse to buy more wine LOL :P I have had to collect 90,94,96,99 and 05 :( its a real shame ...........................Regards Dazza


Ha, I'm sure there will be a thread later in the year on the 2010's not to miss...

So far, anniversary years have been 96, 04. Hoping 10 will be just as good a year.

Monghead.

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Hoping 10 will be just as good a year


stunning vintage in Auckland, hawkes bay and friend not far behind :-)
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monghead wrote:
Teisto wrote:Have bought a bit this month - trying to buy up before my first child arrives in October



Heya Teisto, SNAP! I've got a little one arriving in October too. As a consequence, I'm trying to buy less, but of better quality.

Cheers,

Monghead.


I've seen your better quality wines Monghead - would love to be able to splurge :cry: My knowledge of Australian and NZ wines I think is pretty good.
As for French wines I am somewhat clueless - need to be able to try and read more.

I only have 2006 and the wedding in 2009. Very much looking forward to that thread on what to get from 2010.

It's just getting it past SWMBO is a tough ask at the moment. Especially when she isn't drinking :shock:

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Craig(NZ) wrote:
Hoping 10 will be just as good a year


stunning vintage in Auckland, hawkes bay and friend not far behind :-)


This is excellent news! I am loving the wines from across the Tasman more and more...

Monghead.

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monghead wrote:
Teisto wrote:Have bought a bit this month - trying to buy up before my first child arrives in October



Heya Teisto, SNAP! I've got a little one arriving in October too. As a consequence, I'm trying to buy less, but of better quality.

Cheers,

Monghead.


Well, a big congrats to you two. Hope the babies don't cramp your style too much!

Monghead, this must be putting a bit of a stop to the monthly 96s. Or are you now drinking on behalf of both of you?

Lovely news guys.
Cheers,
Kris

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Craig(NZ) wrote:
12x Ch Poujeaux 09
6x Ch Duhart Milon 09


I have all my 09 bdx already in the dining room in the form of a new 8 seater dining suite. Dining suite: 1 v 09 Bdx: nil


Yes but long after you send your new dining suite to the tip, I will still be drinking these wines :D :D

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monghead wrote:
Teisto wrote:Have bought a bit this month - trying to buy up before my first child arrives in October



Heya Teisto, SNAP! I've got a little one arriving in October too. As a consequence, I'm trying to buy less, but of better quality.

Cheers,

Monghead.


Well done joyous news. Probably the best thing about this period is that you have a designated driver for the next two years without any argument oh yes that the beautiful new wee one.

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bacchaebabe wrote:
monghead wrote:
Teisto wrote:Have bought a bit this month - trying to buy up before my first child arrives in October



Heya Teisto, SNAP! I've got a little one arriving in October too. As a consequence, I'm trying to buy less, but of better quality.

Cheers,

Monghead.


Well, a big congrats to you two. Hope the babies don't cramp your style too much!

Monghead, this must be putting a bit of a stop to the monthly 96s. Or are you now drinking on behalf of both of you?

Lovely news guys.


Thanks Kris.

I think the baby will just give us another reason/occasion to uncork something noice...

As to the monthly '96 thingy, we still partake in it... wifey just has a wee glass of vino once a month, and well, I have to do the responsible thing and ensure the rest of the bottle doesn't go to waste. :wink: Just been a little slack with posting in the monthly '96 thread.

Cheers,

Monghead.

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Just snuck in another 6 pack of the 2008 Hoddles Creek Pinotbefore the month closed out.

Only a scrap left now at my local

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