This is my first visit to alt.food.wine and I've learned quite a bit in just
a few minutes, thank you. Can anyone suggest an on line wine retailer with a
robust inventory, and the willingness to supply just about any wine
requested. Preferably on the west coast (Seattle area) to cut down on
freight cost and time? I have looked into a couple and find their selections
limited. It would be nice to read about a wine and know I can buy it without
putting a 1000 miles on my car searching around - Thanks, GB

You may want to try costco. They ship locally in Washington State. Here's
their web site ---> http://www.costco.com/ Click on wine in the center
column and you'll be on your way!

John

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"Grampa Bob" <Grampa ty> wrote in message
...
> This is my first visit to alt.food.wine and I've learned quite a bit in
just
> a few minutes, thank you. Can anyone suggest an on line wine retailer with
a
> robust inventory, and the willingness to supply just about any wine
> requested. Preferably on the west coast (Seattle area) to cut down on
> freight cost and time? I have looked into a couple and find their
selections
> limited. It would be nice to read about a wine and know I can buy it
without
> putting a 1000 miles on my car searching around - Thanks, GB
>
>
>

In article >, "Grampa Bob" <Grampa
ty> writes:

>This is my first visit to alt.food.wine and I've learned quite a bit in just
>a few minutes, thank you. Can anyone suggest an on line wine retailer with a
>robust inventory, and the willingness to supply just about any wine
>requested. Preferably on the west coast (Seattle area) to cut down on
>freight cost and time? I have looked into a couple and find their selections
>limited. It would be nice to read about a wine and know I can buy it without
>putting a 1000 miles on my car searching around

Garagiste in Seattle is a great retailer,but as they specialize in small
production wines maybe not what you're looking for.

In California K & L, the Wine Club, HiTimes, and Premier Cru all have their
adherents (PC is one I use the most, premiercru.net, others should be easy to
google).

Good luck!
Dale

Dale Williams
Drop "damnspam" to reply

I'd like to mention Vineyardgate.com, Tinamou.com, and samswine.com. The
first two are small but have things I can't find elsewhere, Sams is in
Chicago- but has great selection.

Thank you John, Dale, & Kenneth for your great suggestions. I've already
made some headway. I'm looking forward to returning the favor - Thanks, Bob


"Grampa Bob" <Grampa ty> wrote in message
...
> This is my first visit to alt.food.wine and I've learned quite a bit in
just
> a few minutes, thank you. Can anyone suggest an on line wine retailer with
a
> robust inventory, and the willingness to supply just about any wine
> requested. Preferably on the west coast (Seattle area) to cut down on
> freight cost and time? I have looked into a couple and find their
selections
> limited. It would be nice to read about a wine and know I can buy it
without
> putting a 1000 miles on my car searching around - Thanks, GB
>
>
>