Chateau Petrus availability?
 

On Oct 17, 10:01�am, Anonymous > wrote:
> Can anyone recommend where to get a fine bottle of Chateau Petrus in Birmingham, Alabama?
>
> The closest I have found is in Decatur Georgia:http://www.decaturspirits.com/wine/reserve/
> and while they have a nice reserve selection, I would like to find something closer.

Buy it online. You'll have a better selection. Plan on spending from
$1,500 up to $15,000 for a bottle. Unless you or the reciepient are
under thirty, you should buy a bottle that's at least ten years old at
a minimum as Petrus requires about twenty years generally to be at
it's best under good storage conditions. Check at www.winesearcher.com
Other than through a private cellar you will have a hard time finding
a bottle in Birmingham as most Petrus never makes it out of the major
US markets (NYC, Chicago, Las Vegas, etc.)

Chateau Petrus availability?
 

On Oct 17, 10:48*am, "Bi!!" > wrote:
> On Oct 17, 10:01 am, Anonymous > wrote:
>
> > Can anyone recommend where to get a fine bottle of Chateau Petrus in Birmingham, Alabama?
>
> > The closest I have found is in Decatur Georgia:http://www.decaturspirits.com/wine/reserve/
> > and while they have a nice reserve selection, I would like to find something closer.
>
> Buy it online. *You'll have a better selection. *Plan on spending from
> $1,500 up to $15,000 for a bottle. *Unless you or the reciepient are
> under thirty, you should buy a bottle that's at least ten years old at
> a minimum as Petrus requires about twenty years generally to be at
> it's best under good storage conditions. *Check atwww.winesearcher.com
> Other than through a private cellar you will have a hard time finding
> a bottle in Birmingham as most Petrus never makes it out of the major
> US markets (NYC, Chicago, Las Vegas, etc.)

Good advice here. I think in Alabama you can have wine shipped to your
local ABC?