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Applauded as the greatest vintage yet, the 2001 Penfolds Grange is to be released on the 1st May with a £255 (AUS$600/US$448) price tag.
The Advertiser
"The 50th commercial vintage of the wine is also expected to be one of the most sought after Granges.... It is also likely to be the most expensive Grange with a price tag of up to $600 a bottle in some stores. "
The Advertiser
"The 50th commercial vintage of the wine is also expected to be one of the most sought after Granges.... It is also likely to be the most expensive Grange with a price tag of up to $600 a bottle in some stores. "
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From: Ed (March 3, 2006 12:15 PM)
Blimey. Much as I love to hate the idea of Grange I won a bottle of 1990 ten years ago in a wine hypotheticals runby the company's marketing honcho. I drank it late last year. I was ready to hate it, be snide about it and just slag it off in a Michael Winner sort of way. The trouble was it was absolutely brilliant. But I gues it's much easier to love an expensive wine when you don't have to pay for it...
From: Cam Wheeler (March 6, 2006 3:13 AM)
Ridiculous, there will be some discounting by retailers no doubt, but at $300-500AUD I can buy aged great vintage bottles of Grange at auction ('71, '83 ,'90, '96 etc or even legends for around $650AUD like '65/'66 that will be right in their drinking window).
'01 will probably be good (would struggle to be worse than 2000 by all reports anyway), but I can't see any reason to buy it at that price unless you want a 21st wine for a child born in that year.