The old baronet passed a few days ago. His short presence here created quite a stir but he was passionate about drinking the best Bordeaux he could.
This morning I decanted a 2010 La Dame de Montrose to drink in his honor tonight.
RTP had a huge quantity of young Domaine de Chevalier in his cellar but the '10 DdM is something we had in common.
RIP Sir Richard Latham
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I just didn’t like having to read and then reread about the superiority of his unique QPR system with every post as it started to feel like a broken record, but with that said, sad to hear of his passing. So Chris, how was the 2010 La Dame?
Re: RIP Sir Richard Latham
So he was real then? Well sorry to hear that. Did you keep in touch with him?
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It was a shame that he didn't adjust to the forum environment well. A combination of age and upbringing. He was kicked off of two other wine forums too. He found a home at the Cellartracker Forum for a while but Eric had to be very firm with him.
The DdM was outstanding.
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I didn't interact with him except on the forums, and I stopped completely when it was clear he couldn't stop behaving like an internet troll.
My guess is he was much nicer in person.
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I liked the dude for his eccentricity...RIP Sir Richard
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He was one of two people I blocked on the Berserker board.
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My bet is that he was suffering from mild dementia…unfortunate, that is a very difficult situation
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