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Anyone paying even a hundred dollars for a bottle of wine is a wasteful fool trying to feed their own ego.
I pay more than that, and it has nothing to do with ego. I collect wine, and if you buy smart a $250 bottle is worth $400 three years later, a $12 bottle of white zinfandel is worth $2 a year later. A good collector can buy using a scheme where they buy, age, and then sell and make enough to cover the cost of their annual personal consumption--and I'm not talking personal consumption of Two Buck Chuck.
I'm not quite to the point of covering my entire annual consumption from resale profits, but I'm getting there. And the average price of my consumed bottles over the past year or so is $60.
change that to $12.00 and forget the other 000s and it is almost in my budget.
NIta
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