Worst QPR ever

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Never have I liked broad strokes with these types of posts. I have had many a pricey Cabs that were amazing and while thier QPR could be considered bas by many here. Many can be found in the $100-$225 range. Above that, all bets are off.

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I have not drunk this myself but Screaming Eagle. No way this is not the worst qpr Napa wine out there. Even at release.

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Here’s the thing…I can have as great a wine experience with a $40 bottle as I can with a $200 bottle. But it won’t be the same type of wine experience.

That’s where I come from for value.

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Caymus 40th anniversary .

As they used to say on In Living Color:

Hated It!!

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If you auctioned these off (assuming you bought them at release price) you would easily make 2.5 times your money. [wink.gif]

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Sorry, but somebody has to say it - Burgundy.

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The “Greater Fool” theory in action?

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It was said in post #2 of this thread.

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Somebody needed to second it then. And not in a whisper.

Or third it, whatever.

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I’m going to go with DRC pileon

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Of the wines I have purchased myself, d’Yquem 1988. Was pleasant enough but I wasn’t buying “pleasant”.

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DRC worse value than Domaine Leroy!?!

Dan Kravitz

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Most CA Chardonnays…

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Most wine, but the OP question is the worst?

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Fair. One that stands out is Kosta Browne One Sixteen

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In the spirit of this thread, I’d say that buying a kosta Browne Chardonnay is doubly stupid and you get exactly what you deserve. Or each action cancels the other out? Does double negative apply here? Can we get a ruling?

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Is Screaming Eagle poor value ?

I know i would pay release price to try it

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One sixteen is a good CA cab

But poor value compared to French cab

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Let me clarify;

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