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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/16/2023 11:29:15 AM

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No real change from last year, other than pipeline filling up.

Goat Rocks ~3000 with harvest of about 2/3 that much more a few weeks away.
Cultura 60
Cooper Wine Company 58
Rôtie Cellars 50
JB Neufeld 48
CT Barrel Project 48
Maison Bleue 41
Force Majeure 34
Adams Bench 32
Rasa Vineyards 29

Five years later and no longer counting Goat Rocks bottles. There are still plenty of those around.

Cellar similar but with a bit of new blood, I went 12 deep since Weathereye I have a bunch of pending and I expect to add some Turley soon.

JB Neufeld (123)
Cultura (110)
Rôtie Cellars (107)
Rasa Vineyards (44)
CT Barrel Project (34)
Force Majeure (29)
Cooper Wine Company (29)
Orr Wines (26)
de Négoce (22)
Cairdeas Winery (20)
Turley (17)
Weathereye (16)

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/16/2023 1:16:55 PM

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Bedrock Wine Co. 12.0% Bottles (147)
Kosta Browne 4.0% Bottles (50)
WesMar 4.0% Bottles (50)
Nicora 2.9% Bottles (36)
Keplinger 2.7% Bottles (33)
Poderi Aldo Conterno 2.6% Bottles (30)
Rivers-Marie 2.2% Bottles (27)
Sandler Wine Company 2.1% Bottles (26)
Beringer Vineyards 1.5% Bottles (19)
Domenico Clerico 1.3% Bottles (16)
Elio Grasso 1.3% Bottles (16)

6 years later...

Bedrock 9.2% Bottles (132)
Kosta Browne 3.1% Bottles (45)
Rivers-Marie 2.8% Bottles (41)
WesMar 2.6% Bottles (38)
G.B. Burlotto 2.3% Bottles (33)
Aldo Conterno 1.8% Bottles (27)
Nicora 1.8% Bottles (26)
Elio Grasso 1.7% Bottles (25)
Keplinger 1.6% Bottles (23)
Black Sheep (Holus Bolus) 1.5% Bottles (22)

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/16/2023 1:55:42 PM

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Times, they are a changin'

Lewelling
MacDonald
Saxum
Carlisle
Sandlands
Goodfellow
Drinkward Peschon
Chandon de Briailles
Scarecrow
Louis Michel

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/17/2023 11:39:36 AM

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It's been a busy summer of buying wine, but here's where I sit today:

Laetitia 12.1% (used to be in their club and still have many bottles of PN)
RdV 9.9% (well stocked going back to their 2009 vintage)
Le Cuvier 9.4% (also used to be in their club, this number will start to dwindle)
Quilceda Creek 4.6%
...

Hi, Ryan. Glad to see someone else who owns RdV. I still have one each from 2008 of the "Lost Mountain" and Rendezvous. They both probably should have already been drunk by now, but recently had the '09 Rendezvous and it was singing!!

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/17/2023 2:39:22 PM

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As i=of today:
Ridge 8.4% Average vintage 2011
Paloma 7.4% Average vintage 2008
Quilceda Creek Average vintage 2013
CT Barrel Project Average vintage 2012
Hall 3.7% Average vintage 2013
La Sirena 3.7% Average vintage 2013
Chateau Montelena 3.4% Average vintage 2015
Domaine Serene 2.3% Average vintage 2018
Shafer 2.2% Average vintage 2011
West Hills Vineyards 2.2%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/17/2023 3:03:37 PM

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By bottle count, this is everything over 10 bottles in inventory:

CT Barrel Project 12.7%
Maison Ilan 4.0% (yes, I admit it)
Joh. Jos. Prüm 3.8%
Domaine Huet 3.3%
McPrice Myers 3.1%
Chateau Margene 2.6%
Gérard Boulay 2.0%
Maison Harbour 1.8%
Domaine de Chevalier 1.5%
Sandler Wine Company 1.3%
Mooney Family 1.1%
Fattoria di Fèlsina Berardenga 1.0%

Certainly a lot of change on that list over 6 years, but the big conundrum for me is whether to consider de Negoce a producer. It really isn't, but it's the #1 name in my cellar now.

de Négoce 22.5%

Tercero 4.2%
Domaine Huet 3.4%
Goodfellow Family Cellars 3.4%
Sandler Wine Company 2.7%
Gérard Boulay 2.5%
Rasa Vineyards 2.4%
Joh. Jos. Prüm 2.1%
Rhys 1.8%
Extradimensional Wine Co. Yeah! 1.5%
Delmas 1.5%

And since 10 is just an arbitrary number anyway-
Domaine de L'Idylle 1.3%
DuPuis 1.1%
Elena Fucci 1.0%
Domaine de la Cotelleraie 1.0%
Domaine Bernard Baudry 1.0%
WeatherEye Vineyards 1.0%
Domaine de Chevalier 1.0%
San Felo 1.0%

That's everything over 1%, which also coincides with everything over 12 bottles... what a coinkydink

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/18/2023 9:46:56 AM

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Wow I have moved into the Pinot world!?

Goodfellow Family Cellars
Kelley Fox Wines
Williams Selyem
Domaine Tempier
R. López de Heredia
Vilmart & Cie
Produttori del Barbaresco
Château Sociando-Mallet
Paul Bara
Raul Pérez

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/18/2023 10:20:19 AM

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Times, they are a changin'

Lewelling
MacDonald
Saxum
Carlisle
Sandlands
Goodfellow
Drinkward Peschon
Chandon de Briailles
Scarecrow
Louis Michel

SOLID Top 3....how do you drink any of that other plonk? =)

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/18/2023 10:56:52 AM

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Geyerhof 7,8%
Gerhard Markowitsch 4,0%
Weingut Knoll 4,0%
Hannes Reeh 3,8%
Weingut Allram 2,8%
Heinrich 2,8%
Franz und Christine Netzl 2.8%
Giovanni Corino 2.7%
Johanneshof Reinisch 2.5%
Leth 2,3%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/24/2023 1:50:05 PM

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Relatively small cellar here, so don't go thinking that the large numbers represent hundreds of bottles or anything like that. These are all the producers I have 4+ bottles from:

Tercero 17.9%
Croma Vera 12.1% (just bought a bunch at a tasting room moving sale, including some Christmas presents...shh)
Sabelli-Frisch 3.1%
Guido Porro 2.3%
Domaine de Saint-Guirons 2.3%
Fattoria di Fèlsina Berardenga 1.9%
Lagier Meredith 1.6%
Antonio Vallana e Figlio 1.6%
Field Stone 1.6%
Domaine Felettig 1.6%
Vietti 1.6%
Domaine de la Taille aux Loups 1.6%
Château d'Issan 1.6%
Château Lilian Ladouys 1.6%
Château Laroque 1.6%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/24/2023 3:17:13 PM

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I picked my top 12 (drew the line at a 25 bottle minimum)

Chateau Montelena Estate 2.5% Bottles (45)
Sottimano 2.3% Bottles (41)
Château Pontet-Canet 2.1% Bottles (38)
Domaine de Chevalier 1.9% Bottles (35)
Cavallotto 1.9% Bottles (35)
Le Vieux Donjon 1.8% Bottles (33)
Château Grand-Puy-Lacoste 1.8% Bottles (32)
Château Lilian Ladouys 1.6% Bottles (28)
Domaine Charvin 1.4% Bottles (26)
Goodfellow Family Cellars 1.4% Bottles (26)
Château de Beaucastel 1.4% Bottles (26)
Château Malescot St. Exupéry 1.4% (25)

Sottimano, Cavallotto, and Goodfellow include bottlings from several vineyards but the rest are all just the main estate. I was expecting a higher concentration of Bordeaux on the list since my cellar is:

Bordeaux 45.1%
California 14.2%
Piedmont 8.1%
Rhône 7.6%
Burgundy 5.8%
Champagne 4.2%
Oregon 3.9%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/25/2023 12:07:54 AM

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My list includes 3 producers from a recent visit to the region of Toul in France (Régina, Migot, Laroppe)
I stocked up on some daily drinkers on the occasion so unlikely they will become permanent residents on the list

R. López de Heredia 16,23%
Domaine Régina 4,39%
Domaine Saint Sylvestre 3,73%
La Rioja Alta 3,29%
Domaine Migot 3,07%
Tissot (Bénédicte et Stéphane / André et Mireille) 2,41%
Danjou-Banessy 2,41%
Tenuta Foresta 2,19%
Vincent Laroppe 1,75%
Marqués de Murrieta 1,75%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/25/2023 4:34:13 AM

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Times, they are a changin'

Lewelling
MacDonald
Saxum
Carlisle
Sandlands
Goodfellow
Drinkward Peschon
Chandon de Briailles
Scarecrow
Louis Michel

I have not seen Chandon de Briailles in the Chicago market and it doesn't even show up in any search results for the retailers I use. It doesn't help that despite the supreme court ruling that Illinois still has in place archiac anti-consumer shipping laws designed to protect the local distributors.

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/25/2023 4:09:45 PM

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Cayuse 7.9%
Quilceda Creek 6.1%
Betz Family 4.5%
Château Haut-Bailly 2.5 %
Château Pontet-Canet 1.9%
Domaine de Chevalier 1.5%
Domaine Huet 1.5%
Vieux Château Certan 1.4%
Château Montrose 1.4%
E. Guigal 1.4%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/26/2023 10:50:40 PM

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Lagier Meredith 5.8%
Belle Pente 2.7%
Château La Conseillante 2.4%
Lingua Franca 2.2%
Roy Piper 2.0%
Guy Bernard 1.8%
Patricia Green Cellars 1.7%
Martin Woods 1.4%
Andrew Will 1.4%
Turtle Rock 1.3%

Interesting that the top 10 producers represent 20.7% of my total cellar.

I wonder what % of the total cellar the top 10 represents for others...

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/27/2023 4:26:19 AM

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Produttori del Barbaresco 3.7% Bottles (42) / Value $3,170 / Average vintage 2015.4
Ridge 3.0% Bottles (29) / Pending (5) / Value $4,627 / Average vintage 2017.4
Kelley Fox Wines 2.3% Bottles (26) / Value $1,744 / Average vintage 2019.7
Bedrock Wine Co. 2.0% Bottles (15) / Pending (8) / Value $974 / Average vintage 2020.8
R. López de Heredia 2.0% Bottles (23) / Value $1,932 / Average vintage 2007.5
Ippolito 1.7% Bottles (11) / Pending (8) / Value $669 / Average vintage 2014.0
Drouhin Oregon Roserock 1.5% Bottles (17) / Value $919 / Average vintage 2018.7
Bergström 1.5% Bottles (13) / Pending (4) / Value $1,590 / Average vintage 2019.0
Azienda Agricola Elvio Cogno 1.4% Bottles (16) / Value $1,280 / Average vintage 2018.3
Willi Schaefer 1.3% Bottles (12) / Pending (3) / Value $740 / Average vintage 2020.0

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/27/2023 8:38:49 AM

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Interesting that the top 10 producers represent 20.7% of my total cellar.

I wonder what % of the total cellar the top 10 represents for others...

About 44% for me

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/27/2023 9:50:03 AM

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22% for me

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/27/2023 9:58:28 AM

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About 20% for me

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/27/2023 2:53:48 PM

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18.9%, 339 bottles

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/27/2023 6:53:03 PM

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2017 edition:

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Quilceda Creek
Betz Family
Carlisle
Maison Harbour
Mark Ryan
Sine Qua Non
E. Guigal
Graham
Château de Beaucastel
Rasa Vineyards

Washington state is doing well...

2023 edition:

Quilceda Creek
Betz Family
Maison Harbour
Reynvaan Family Vineyards
Mark Ryan
Cayuse
Sine Qua Non
E. Guigal
Carlisle

Drinking down and not buying a few of these (Betz, Mark Ryan, Carlisle) Slowed down buying Quilceda and ramped up Cayuse.

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/27/2023 10:48:23 PM

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Top 3 vintages on all wines:

1. 2015 (Burgundy, German Riesling, Northern Rhône, Bordeaux, and Loire)
2. 2010 (Burgundy, Bordeaux, and Northern Rhone)
3. 2009 (Bordeaux, Burgundy)

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/28/2023 12:57:44 PM

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Mine is constantly changing because my cellar isn't very big (300 bottles).

Kobalt 10.9%
Denner 8.7%
Quivet 6.2%
Outpost 5.1%
Reynvaan 4.0%
Big Basin 3.6%
Carlisle 3.6%
Dunn 3.3%
Kanzler 2.9%
Merry Edwards 2.5%

How did those Pinots break into the top 10???

Rick

5 years later & Cellar almost 800 bottles:

Domaine Bertheau 3.8%
Vincent 3.3%
Lopez de Heredia 2.9%
Ch. Clos de L’Oratoire 2.7%
Ch. Laroque 2.4%
Ch. Monbousquet 2.3%
Kobalt 2.2%
Ch. Malescot St Exupery 2.0%
Tenuta di Arceno 2.0%
Ch. Corbin 2.0%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/28/2023 1:34:40 PM

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Quilceda Creek 9.68%,
Betz Family 8.45%
Cayuse 4.61%
CT Barrel Project 4.02%
Saxum 3.75%
Lillian Winery 3.20%
Horsepower Vineyards 2.74%
Reynvaan Family Vineyards 2.74%
No Girls 2.33%
Château Léoville Barton 2.15%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/28/2023 1:40:23 PM

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Nothing worth noting in terms of quantity past my Top 5:

Rasa Vineyards 16.6%
Bedrock Wine Co. 12.2%
Vincent Arroyo 3.9%
Keplinger 3.4%
J. Christopher 2.0%

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/28/2023 6:45:30 PM

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ORIGINAL: WineGuyCO

Mine is constantly changing because my cellar isn't very big (300 bottles).

Kobalt 10.9%
Denner 8.7%
Quivet 6.2%
Outpost 5.1%
Reynvaan 4.0%
Big Basin 3.6%
Carlisle 3.6%
Dunn 3.3%
Kanzler 2.9%
Merry Edwards 2.5%

How did those Pinots break into the top 10???

Rick

5 years later & Cellar almost 800 bottles:

Domaine Bertheau 3.8%
Vincent 3.3%
Lopez de Heredia 2.9%
Ch. Clos de L’Oratoire 2.7%
Ch. Laroque 2.4%
Ch. Monbousquet 2.3%
Kobalt 2.2%
Ch. Malescot St Exupery 2.0%
Tenuta di Arceno 2.0%
Ch. Corbin 2.0%

IIRC you only started buying Vincent maybe about a year ago? Man you must have fell hard for them!

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/28/2023 7:55:03 PM

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Thanks @jmcmchi, @fingers, @pclin, and @sastewart for playing along - interesting data showing around the 20% mark with the exception of @jmcmchi of course...

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/28/2023 8:26:31 PM

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Thanks @jmcmchi, @fingers, @pclin, and @sastewart for playing along - interesting data showing around the 20% mark with the exception of @jmcmchi of course...

My top three producers (all Washington

) give me more than 20%. Not that I’m parochial…..

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/28/2023 10:00:35 PM

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interesting data showing around the 20% mark

Means we run a very diversified wine holdings, my top 10 holdings in Equities portfolio are accounted for nearly 60% of holdings.

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RE: Top 10 Producers in your cellar - 8/29/2023 8:55:35 AM

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ORIGINAL: ImUrHuckleberry

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ORIGINAL: WineGuyCO

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ORIGINAL: WineGuyCO

Mine is constantly changing because my cellar isn't very big (300 bottles).

Kobalt 10.9%
Denner 8.7%
Quivet 6.2%
Outpost 5.1%
Reynvaan 4.0%
Big Basin 3.6%
Carlisle 3.6%
Dunn 3.3%
Kanzler 2.9%
Merry Edwards 2.5%

How did those Pinots break into the top 10???

Rick

5 years later & Cellar almost 800 bottles:

Domaine Bertheau 3.8%
Vincent 3.3%
Lopez de Heredia 2.9%
Ch. Clos de L’Oratoire 2.7%
Ch. Laroque 2.4%
Ch. Monbousquet 2.3%
Kobalt 2.2%
Ch. Malescot St Exupery 2.0%
Tenuta di Arceno 2.0%
Ch. Corbin 2.0%

IIRC you only started buying Vincent maybe about a year ago? Man you must have fell hard for them!

I really like Vincent wines. They are top two or three Oregon Producers. I like Goodfellow too. Vincent seems to have a lot of discounts too. When they discount the library wines I’m going to buy. So yes, Big fan.

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