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2004 Bressler Cabernet
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gus fleener  Send Private Message
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03-05-2008 03:03 PM  
my ups driver was very good to me yesterday.  i did not even have to be home to recieve my shipments, he leaves them with a neighbor when i am not here to accept.
 
in addition to bressler, i also recieved shane & switchback ridge.  a good day.
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03-05-2008 03:16 PM  
Sounds like a VERY good day!!!
Drew  Send Private Message
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03-05-2008 03:48 PM  
I've got Shane and Bressler on the UPS truck... praying my wife is home to accept delivery.
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03-05-2008 05:32 PM  
Bressler arrived today.
Now that I own four vintages, maybe it's time to try a Bressler for the first time. Yep, been buying on blind faith.
Pls suggest which one to open (2001,02,03,04) and the decant time.
OTOH, if you feel they have not entered their prime - let me know, and I'll wait a little longer.
Generally speaking, I like my wines with a bit of age on them.
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03-05-2008 05:40 PM  
Consensus seems to be that the '02s are your best bet, followed by the '03 (with some decant time), the '01, and presumably the '04s bringing up the rear.
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03-05-2008 08:09 PM  
Posted By Seamus Campbell on 03/05/2008 5:40 PM
Consensus seems to be that the '02s are your best bet, followed by the '03 (with some decant time), the '01, and presumably the '04s bringing up the rear.


I agree....  I love the '01 but it needs some decant time to really open up.  The '02 is the most open for business.... and very yummy.
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05-05-2008 09:24 AM  
Intriguing note - Winebid's estimate range for 2000-2003 is $60-$85. The 2004 is listed at $110-$125?
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