Sorry I cannot help as I don't know your marketplace.

But the wines that you are seeking, really good wines that are reasonably
priced are my challenge as well. I tend to break down and but only the
good stuff that is expensive. Any idiot can do that.

The challange is finding the GREAT bottle of $15-$25 Cab that drinks like a
$150-200 Napa Bottling or Classified 1-2 Growth Bordeaux. Or a $10-15 Pinot
Noir that drinks like a $100 bottle of Burgandy.

Good Luck
> wrote in message
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>I just moved from Utah to Columbus, OH. Would you believe that you can
> buy wine in STORES here?! Oh, 48 other states are like that? I see.
> Anyway, I am looking for two types of stores: (a) those with
> competitive pricing on $10-$25 bottles, especially French R+W, Aussie
> R, and Cali Zin (yes, R!); and (b) those with a decent selection and
> knowledgeable staff for the occasional $100 bottle. I don't pretend to
> know more than I do, and appreciate the help of someone who knows her
> or his stuff. Thanks.
>
> John
>