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This article suggests 2015 BDX EP sales were underwhelming

Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2016 11:51 pm
by AKR
http://www.forbes.com/sites/jeanniechol ... 10320f1660

Personally I bought very very little despite it having the profile of a vintage I would/should like.

Perhaps that will change.

But the reality is that most of us have too much as it is, and there isn't much difficulty in procuring this later.

I saw that GerryM shared the scoop on the 01 Suduiraut for $75 recently....basically the same inflation adjusted price I paid EP 15 years ago.

Not much point in paying up early if that's what's happening....

Re: This article suggests 2015 BDX EP sales were underwhelming

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 3:52 am
by DavidG
I didn't buy any 2015 Bordeaux. And I'm not even Chinese.

My age and the size of my current holdings would likely have held me back even if prices had been 20% lower.

Re: This article suggests 2015 BDX EP sales were underwhelming

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 3:54 am
by JimHow
You can do it Dave. You can do it.
I'm gonna put a list of 2015s together for you.
You are a young man.
Oh, what, you're not planning on drinking any wine when you are 80-85 years old?
<rolls eyes>

Re: This article suggests 2015 BDX EP sales were underwhelming

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 4:59 am
by Blanquito
I've bought 3 bottles of 2015.

EP is dead, along with PC.

Re: This article suggests 2015 BDX EP sales were underwhelming

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 1:45 pm
by jckba
Well I am 37 and I only bought a cs of the 2015 Clinet but am on the same page as Arv as I have enough wine to last me the next 30 years or so with the sole exception exception being in white wine / champagne offerings. There are a couple of other estates that were released during the first several weeks of the campaign at more digestible <30% markups over their 2014 counterparts that I am considering adding such as the Pape Clement, Giscours, Malescot, SHL, Haut Bailly, DdC and Larcis Ducasse but over the past few months have chose to spend those funds elsewhere. And I think that the main reason I have not pulled the trigger on any of these fine offerings has to do with the fact that I think that those wines will inevitably still be available in 2018 when they hit our shores and shelves at approximately the same price, so why should I spend my money buying those wines today? And I would agree that the campaign certainly fell flat on its face when estates started taking bigger than 30% price hikes as it definitely changed my mood towards the campaign as well.

Re: This article suggests 2015 BDX EP sales were underwhelming

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 2:07 pm
by DavidG
I was sorely tempted by the Clinet...
But I agree no need to buy EP.

Re: This article suggests 2015 BDX EP sales were underwhelming

Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2016 4:10 pm
by stefan
Gosh, jckba , you have 12,000 bottles of wine?