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Default Speaking of cork taint...

I had lunch this week with an old friend and long time Napa vintner
who shall remain nameless. I brought along a bottle to share of 1976
BV Georges De Latour Private Reserve Cabernet that was in terrific
shape yet badly corked. After a twenty minute lecture on from the
vintner on how far natural corks have come since the 70's, I brought
forth a bottle of his own winery's top level Cabernet from the 1997
vintage to open and share with him......it was badly corked. Red
faced he graciously offered to send me a replacement from his library
which I just recieved.
 
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