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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/20/2017 8:42:32 AM   
Exit 105

 

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Bedrock Wine Co.
Chappellet
Rivers-Marie
Lewelling Vineyards
Eagles Trace
Tenuta Sette Ponti Oreno
Uccelliera
Jean Edwards Cellars
Produttori del Barbaresco
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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/20/2017 10:28:23 AM   
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Status: offline 		I'm noticing several cellars that have 2-3 of these 4 producers in their top 10's: Bedrock, Rivers Marie, Herman Story, Liquid Farm.

Not going to comb through the thread but it seems that these wines travel in a pack.

Is this a Wine Berserkers' thing? Darlings of that forum/that annual sale?

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/20/2017 1:40:12 PM   
Mike Evans

 

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Dirty and Rowdy 2.5%
Rhys Alesia 2.2%
Clos Roche Blanche 2.1%
Domaine de la Pépière (Marc Ollivier) 1.6%
Briceland Vineyards 1.5%
Domaine Bernard Baudry 1.3%
Coudert 1.2%
Alain Hudelot-Noellat 1.2%
Calluna Vineyards 1.2%
Limerick Lane 1.1%
Château Léoville Barton 1.0%
Cowan Cellars 1.0%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/20/2017 3:51:39 PM   
CranBurgundy

 

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ORIGINAL: hankj

Is this a Wine Berserkers' thing? Darlings of that forum/that annual sale?


Yes. Liquid Farm, Dirty & Rowdy (recheck and you'll see that's popular too), Bedrock, Carlisle, EMH, Lagier Meredith, and a few others are very Berserker wineries. I discovered Jean Edwards Cellars during Berserker Day a few years ago.

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/21/2017 3:33:06 AM   
BornToRhone

 

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ORIGINAL: pclin
quote:

ORIGINAL: BornToRhone
Rhys 8.7% Bottles (93)
CT Barrel Project 4.8%
Ceritas 4.7% Bottles (66)
Williams Selyem 4.2% Bottles (59)
Myriad Cellars 3.9% Bottles (52)
Copain 3.8% Bottles (54)
Rivers-Marie 3.7% Bottles (52)
Ridge 3.6% Bottles (51)
Sojourn 3.5% Bottles (49)
Realm Cellars 3.5% Bottles (49)


Where are your Rhone wines?


Sorry, pclin - I just saw this...
I guess they're not top 10 in my cellar because I drink them.
Actually, it seems very difficult to purchase good Rhone wine in Dallas, Texas.

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/21/2017 10:23:07 AM   
CHLT CTer

 

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Rauzan Segla
Bedrock
Grand Puy Lacoste
Casanova di Neri
Dunn
Charvin
Pontet Canet
Sandlands
Ceritas/Calon Segur/Canon (tied)

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/21/2017 11:01:45 AM   
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Quilceda Creek 3.6%
Ridge 3.3%
Windy Oaks Estate 3.3%
Liquid Farm 3.0%
Maison Harbour 2.0%
Kosta Browne 1.8%
Sea Smoke 1.8%
Château Rieussec 1.8%
Moët & Chandon 1.6% (all Dom)


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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/21/2017 2:56:41 PM   
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Antonio Vallana e Figlio 5.1%
R. López de Heredia 3.8%
Tenuta delle Terre Nere 3.7%
Fattoria di Fèlsina 3.2%
Domaine de la Pépière (Marc Ollivier) 3.2%
Olga Raffault 2.9%
Produttori del Barbaresco 2.7%
Castello di Monsanto 2.5%
François Chidaine 2.1%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/21/2017 5:58:23 PM   
hankj

 

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ORIGINAL: jerwin1943

La Rioja Alta 5.9%
Antonio Vallana e Figlio 5.1%
R. López de Heredia 3.8%
Tenuta delle Terre Nere 3.7%
Fattoria di Fèlsina 3.2%
Domaine de la Pépière (Marc Ollivier) 3.2%
Olga Raffault 2.9%
Produttori del Barbaresco 2.7%
Castello di Monsanto 2.5%
François Chidaine 2.1%


Interesting mix - you like lighter hued reds with power and secondary character. I was buying a lot of the Pepiere for a while but gave up on it as it never seemed to deliver what I wanted even with cellar time. Great one to collect if you want magnums though - so easily available!


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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/21/2017 10:42:49 PM   
grafstrb

 

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ORIGINAL: CHLT CTer

Arnot Roberts
Rauzan Segla
Bedrock
Grand Puy Lacoste
Casanova di Neri
Dunn
Charvin
Pontet Canet
Sandlands
Ceritas/Calon Segur/Canon (tied)

Now there's a kick-a$$ top 10!

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/22/2017 11:07:25 AM   
Mike Evans

 

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quote:

ORIGINAL: hankj


quote:

ORIGINAL: jerwin1943

La Rioja Alta 5.9%
Antonio Vallana e Figlio 5.1%
R. López de Heredia 3.8%
Tenuta delle Terre Nere 3.7%
Fattoria di Fèlsina 3.2%
Domaine de la Pépière (Marc Ollivier) 3.2%
Olga Raffault 2.9%
Produttori del Barbaresco 2.7%
Castello di Monsanto 2.5%
François Chidaine 2.1%


Interesting mix - you like lighter hued reds with power and secondary character. I was buying a lot of the Pepiere for a while but gave up on it as it never seemed to deliver what I wanted even with cellar time. Great one to collect if you want magnums though - so easily available!



I've had pretty good luck aging Pepiere. The 1997 Clos de Briords is drinking extremely well now and the 1997 Cuvee Buster is extraordinary.

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/22/2017 12:32:26 PM   
rlp805

 

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ORIGINAL: hankj

I'm noticing several cellars that have 2-3 of these 4 producers in their top 10's: Bedrock, Rivers Marie, Herman Story, Liquid Farm.

Not going to comb through the thread but it seems that these wines travel in a pack.

Is this a Wine Berserkers' thing? Darlings of that forum/that annual sale?


As far as I know Herman Story doesn't play on the WB day and is not associated with the others.

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/22/2017 1:41:47 PM   
Mike Evans

 

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quote:

ORIGINAL: rlp805


quote:

ORIGINAL: hankj

I'm noticing several cellars that have 2-3 of these 4 producers in their top 10's: Bedrock, Rivers Marie, Herman Story, Liquid Farm.

Not going to comb through the thread but it seems that these wines travel in a pack.

Is this a Wine Berserkers' thing? Darlings of that forum/that annual sale?


As far as I know Herman Story doesn't play on the WB day and is not associated with the others.


At least for the last few years, Bedrock and Rivers Marie haven't participated in Berserker Day, but both are board favorites. I don't recall seeing much discussion of Herman Story on WB. Liquid Farm is definitely a Berserker Day favorite of the board.

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/22/2017 2:00:22 PM   
ChrisinCowiche

 

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Cooper Wine Company 59
Cultura 57
Rôtie Cellars 48
Maison Bleue 44
JB Neufeld 38
Force Majeure 36
CT Barrel Project 34
Adams Bench 34
Rasa Vineyards 33

Our cellar has been pretty steady for a few years now, and I don't see it changing too much as we've more or less stopped buying commercial wine. A few of the current top 10 list we are still club members, so those will stay in slots 2-5 or so, others will dwindle down as we drink down stock, but not sure how, who, or what we'd backfill with.


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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/22/2017 4:11:33 PM   
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Syncline 6.9%
Fidelitas 6.9%
Cadence 3.9%
Westerhold Family Vineyards 3.9%
K Vintners 3.6%
Jean Foillard 2.6%
Rôtie Cellars 2.6%
Reynvaan Family Vineyards 2.3%
Holdredge 2.3%

Our cellar has changed a bit in the past year or two. We live in Seattle so our cellar is WA++++++ and outside of WA it's more broad than deep, but we've started to accumulate from some producers outside of WA we really love. For example I feel like Foillard is only going to creep up going forward.

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/22/2017 4:25:59 PM   
jrockman

 

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Betz Family 11.2% (38)
CT Barrel Project 8.8% (24) / Pending (6)
Rôtie Cellars 8.5% (29)
ÀMaurice Cellars 6.5% (22)
Soos Creek 5.0% (17)
Kevin White Winery 4.7% (10) / Pending (6)
Seven Hills Winery 3.8% (12) / Pending (1)
Rasa Vineyards 3.5% (12)
Reynvaan Family Vineyards 3.5% (12)

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/22/2017 7:21:21 PM   
ericindc

 

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1. Jean-François Ganevat 2.1%
2. Albert Morot 1.9%
3. Fattoria di Fèlsina Berardenga 1.8%
4. Rhys 1.6%
5. Château Cantemerle 1.5%
5. Château Pontet-Canet 1.5%
5. Château Lanessan 1.5%
6. Williams Selyem 1.3%
7. Louis Jadot 1.2%
8. P. Dubreuil-Fontaine Père & Fils 1.1%
8. Château Sociando-Mallet 1.1%
8. Domaine Jean Royer 1.1%
9. François Chidaine 1.1%
9. Château Meyney 1.1%
9.Castelli Vineyards 1.1%
9. Paolo Bea 1.1%
10. Henri Boillot 1.0%


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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/22/2017 7:24:13 PM   
ericindc

 

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ORIGINAL: Exit 105

Herman Story
Bedrock Wine Co.
Chappellet
Rivers-Marie
Lewelling Vineyards
Eagles Trace
Tenuta Sette Ponti Oreno
Uccelliera
Jean Edwards Cellars
Produttori del Barbaresco
Casanova di Neri



I see someone else likes Eagles Trace! Doesnt seem to get much love in the trade and forums, but I've always liked it as a really classic cab



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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/22/2017 8:01:35 PM   
garetjax_kison

 

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Status: offline 		I am obviously supporting my Cali friends.... but the cellar had both breadth and depth too.

Davis Family Vineyards
Holdredge Wines
Truchard
Testarossa
Sunce
Williams Selyem
Merriam Vineyards
Valdez Family Winery
Dutton Estate
Kanzler Vineyards

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/23/2017 5:22:04 AM   
Nati Winos

 

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Status: offline 		It is interesting to see how few wines we have in common with others. Glad to know there are so many yet to try.
My top producers, so far:

Klinker Brick, we love the Old Ghost
M2, just wonderful zins
Jeff Cohn, Zins and Syrahs
Domaine de Couron
Long Shadows
Cypher
Terrazas de los Andes
Chateau Belle-Vue
Chateau Fleur Cardinale
J Dusi

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/23/2017 5:30:58 AM   
S1

 

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/23/2017 5:44:31 AM   
pclin

 

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/23/2017 7:12:01 AM   
wineopsguy

 

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Status: offline 		Hey Guys - Some really interesting trends here. Surprised how much Ridge and Rhy's shows up! Here is my list:

Littorai 7.1%
Domaine Tempier 6.8%
Arnot-Roberts 4.5%
Domaine Roulot 4.2%
Domaine Dujac 3.4%
Ridge 3.4%
Sandhi Wines 3.1%
Domaine Auguste Clape
Jean Foillard 2.8%
Failla 2.5%

I need to balance some stuff out for sure!

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/23/2017 8:06:44 AM   
CranBurgundy

 

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ORIGINAL: pclin

Deeply regret Hubert Lignier is not in the top 10!


You can rectify that if you're talking about your own cellar. Break out the credit card!

I'm not surprised that I'm the only one with Heinz Eifel and Arrowood on their list. However, I am almost shocked to see that nobody else had Ponsot nor Comte de Vogüé in their top 10 given the love for Burgundy and some of the appellations they both get fruit from. In particular, I think Comte de Vogüé's Chambolle Musigny is one of the best expressions of that area with it's deft spice and hint of black cherry wishniak flavor. Ponsot is the gold standard for Clos de la Roche in my book, and some Berserkers got tired of me crowing about their Chapelle-Chambertin.

Ahhh, different strokes for different folks I guess.

< Message edited by CranBurgundy -- 6/23/2017 8:07:16 AM >

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/23/2017 8:33:45 AM   
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Quintessa 8.6%
Buccella 8.1%
Paraduxx (Duckhorn Vineyards)
Chappellet 5.4%
Patricia Green Cellars 4.5%
Rutherford Hill 4.1%
Pine Ridge Vineyards 3.2%
Limerick Lane 2.7%
Davis Estates 2.7%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/23/2017 8:54:05 AM   
AngryPrez

 

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Myriad Cellars 3.6%
Calluna Vineyards 3.3%
Castello dei Rampolla 3.1%
Realm Cellars 3.0%
EMH 3.0%
Anderson's Conn Valley Vineyards 2.7%
Owen Roe 2.7%
Forman 2.3%
Jean Edwards Cellars 2.0%
Hobel Wine Works 1.9%
Outpost 1.9% Bottles



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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/23/2017 8:58:39 AM   
hankj

 

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ORIGINAL: Mike Evans


quote:

ORIGINAL: hankj


quote:

ORIGINAL: jerwin1943

La Rioja Alta 5.9%
Antonio Vallana e Figlio 5.1%
R. López de Heredia 3.8%
Tenuta delle Terre Nere 3.7%
Fattoria di Fèlsina 3.2%
Domaine de la Pépière (Marc Ollivier) 3.2%
Olga Raffault 2.9%
Produttori del Barbaresco 2.7%
Castello di Monsanto 2.5%
François Chidaine 2.1%


Interesting mix - you like lighter hued reds with power and secondary character. I was buying a lot of the Pepiere for a while but gave up on it as it never seemed to deliver what I wanted even with cellar time. Great one to collect if you want magnums though - so easily available!



I've had pretty good luck aging Pepiere. The 1997 Clos de Briords is drinking extremely well now and the 1997 Cuvee Buster is extraordinary.


I probably just didn't give mine enough time Mike. Sampled bottles every year or so for 4-5 years and didn't see it doing much. Maybe it's wine you just need to leave alone for a long time then POP there it is.

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/23/2017 9:08:33 AM   
hankj

 

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Hey Guys - Some really interesting trends here. Surprised how much Ridge and Rhy's shows up! Here is my list:




Ridge has two thing going for it that make it hit a lot of top tens. Massive wine club subscription, many more casual wine-lovers who started with Ridge then got more serious but never went away from Ridge. A few of my family members in California have been in Ridge wine clubs since the early 80's for instance, and aren't generally wine geeks or cellar-horders. Their cellars (aka basement corners) consist of a case of random bottles and plenty of Ridge.

And Ridge is so damn reliable in producing wines at fair prices that cellar just fine. There next to zero likelihood that an aged bottle of Ridge is going to suck. If I'm in Total Wine or some similar store with $150 burning a hole in my pocket but no real sense of what I want/need, there's a good chance I walk out with 3-6 bottles on Ridge. Because I know that I'll never look at the stack of Ridge in my cellar and think "gawd what was I thinking?" Rather I'll be like - "oh look, I have 4 bottles of 12 year old Geyserville/Santa Cruz Estate/East Bench/etc, lucky me, time for some good drinkin'."

So yeah, Ridge, always a good/easy/just-shows-up choice.

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/23/2017 9:28:25 AM   
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Status: offline 		This one had me thinking about what I have in the cellar compared to what I am purchasing today.

Top 10 in cellar

Littorai
Ceritas
CT Barrel Projects
Williams Selyem
Peay
Pavie Macquin
Pontet Canet
Forman
Arnot-Roberts
Leoville Barton

Purchased over the last 18 months

Kelley Fox
Arnot-Roberts
Ceritas
Littorai
Thomas
Ayoub
Morlet
Forman
Bollinger
Merry Edwards

Showing my age in the purchases. Plenty of 20 year wines in the cellar now. Also buying broader in Champagne and Italian wines. Top 10 driven by case purchases

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 6/23/2017 10:01:16 AM   
wineismylife

 

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Status: offline 		All of my top 10 producers are New World wineries out of California, Oregon and Washington. Stands to reason. New World I tend to buy from mailing lists once or twice yearly therefore I end up with a lot of wine from the same group of producers. By contrast almost all of my Old World wines are bought in 2's, 3's and 4's. Two of this wine, two of that wine. Whatever the local retailers have available. Overall my New World versus Old World is roughly equal at 50/50 in my cellar. I just don't happen to have any single Old World producer that dominates due to the must purchase at retail syndrome when it comes to Old World wines.

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