reeferkeeper
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Whats the most expensive bottle of whine you have ever drank? 
OT: Most expensive wine you have ever drank?
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joe's reefer
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apple cider o ya $2
reeferkeeper
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Impressive Anthem! ~$1000.00/bottle
now 1945 runs a little bit more at ~$11,000.00/bottle
David...not so impressive at $2.00/bottle and if thats the MOST expensive bottle you have drank...I think I will hang with Anthem
~$1000.00/bottle now 1945 runs a little bit more at ~$11,000.00/bottle
David...not so impressive at $2.00/bottle and if thats the MOST expensive bottle you have drank...I think I will hang with Anthem
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sodium, chlorine, hydrogen2, oxegen
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Well, this is sorta a "extra" hobby for me. I have been colecting since i was a lad. I dont drink any of them. But the most expensive was probably the first one i got. Now, i think its worth $1000-3000. Havent checked the price in a while. Its from 1961. Again, dont drink it, just collect it. Cool hobby. Does anybody else collect them? I dont want to be the only one on this BB who collects wine!
blondenaso1
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I am an amature conosseiur of wine tasting. I enjoy a nice bottle merlot every now and then. The most expensive bottles I buy are only around $80, but then again I am only 19. For the time being I will enjoy drinkin 12.99 bottles of Turning Leafe Merlot, which really isn't that bad for the price. Maybe when I get older I can further endulge this hobby. On another note I have drank from a bottle of Dom. That was a couple hundred.
S
sodium, chlorine, hydrogen2, oxegen
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Hey Blondnaso1, go to Canada! The drinking age there is 19! Not to get you drunk, just telling you that.
trailer trash
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Dom Perignon
But that Champange......right....
Thats only in the 100-200 bucks-a-pop range
But that Champange......right....
Thats only in the 100-200 bucks-a-pop range
irishstout
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A lovely 85' Strawberry Hill. Man! Boone's Farm is gooooooood! And it was only $1.49!!
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sodium, chlorine, hydrogen2, oxegen
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Finally athem! Someone else who collects wine but does not drink the wine. MMMMMMMM This is good! glug...glug...glug...glug..wOOo this is good@dknFE@DHAO ! OHH!
chainsaw5vent
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i think the average person calls it "vinegar". my wife and i had an alcohol free wedding and the last time i had a beverage that contained alcohol was when i was 5 yo and trying to sneak some of my dad's "soda" that he had already told me "NO!" <img src="graemlins//eek.gif" border="0" alt="[eek]" /> after losing the contents of my young stomach, no more for me
my wife and i had an alcohol free wedding and the last time i had a beverage that contained alcohol was when i was 5 yo and trying to sneak some of my dad's "soda" that he had already told me "NO!" <img src="graemlins//eek.gif" border="0" alt="[eek]" /> after losing the contents of my young stomach, no more for me 
royce
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I shared a bottle of some ~$150 wine with a collector once but don't remember the name as it was ~9 years ago. We actually make our own wine from kits for everyday use so that we can buy the $30-$50 dollar bottles for special occasions. The stuff we make is the quality of ~$10 bottles, but only costs us ~$2.50/bottle. One day we hope to be able to have a nice collection of good wines, but not right now.
mrfish
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Hi, I live in the Uk and it is just a short trip to France, allegedly the land of fine food and wine, (Frogs legs and Snails..yuk) where I buy crates of Red wine from the French supermarkets at 99pence per bottle. Thats about 68cents, and its very tasty...or at least some of it is, the others you wouldn't clean your drains with.
Dave. <img src="graemlins//urrr.gif" border="0" alt="[urrr]" />
Dave. <img src="graemlins//urrr.gif" border="0" alt="[urrr]" />
bammbamm74
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Shared a $80 bottle with my father in law. Chardennay(sp?)
