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Great video as allways, would you consider "Nicole Lamarche La Grande Rue Grand Cru Monopole" a investment grade wine with a 15-20 year horizon. I can pick up some bottles for 400$ of the 2016 vintage. I allready have 8 bottles, what do you think?

Great video. You’re the best !

Hey Tom, great video! Some good recommendations!

Really great video would love to see a video regarding Rieslings reviews

great video, would love to see more burgundy recommendations from you

Great video Tommy

Remelluri blanco is incredible

Extraordinary! Thanks for sharing.

The wine market ruined the diversity of the California agriculture. California lost acres of fruit trees to the wine grape.

younger generation has access to legal marijuana also

Thanks for the reviews. I really appreciate the Costco wine reviews. Informative video. Thanks.

I recommend the Lindes de Remelluri Rioja 2016 too. Where I live (Denmark) it’s been on sale for a while and you can pick it up for $ 15 😊

Monopole means that there is only one owner of the 'lieu dit', of the named vineyard. Clos means that there is a enclosure around it.

I have several bottles of Lindes de Remelluri Rioja and it's very good value. The thing is £25 is a serious sweet point for many excellent value Riojas. Spanish wine is killing it at that price.

Would love your thoughts in a video on 2023 Bordeaux futures!

I opened the 2016 Chateau Cantemerle on Friday night and it was corked 😩.

I surprised at all the bottles that are standing upright. Aren’t you worried about the corks drying out?

Spanish (and Portuguese) wines are slaying it for value. I can buy a superb Spanish wine for £25. A French equivalent is £100. There's excellent value in Italy too, once you stop buying the obvious stuff. Seriously, Spanish wine has quietly gone about transforming itself in the last twenty years. There's massive regional variety and the quality has skyrocketed. The price of good French wine is ridiculous these days and I don't miss it one bit. We don't have to wait for the price to come down and then go back to buying the same old stuff. There's loads of excellent wine out there for a fraction of the price.

2014 is a very good vintage. What are you talking about! Comparing to 17 and 21 is a joke!

What a wonderful story. My story is similar with my mother. Thank you

The best wine video ever! Wish everyone is filled with love and gives love to others. Thanks!

God bless you, Sir. Kindness to fellow men is the greatest gift one can make to oneself.

Seems like a giant hassle. Better to pay for third party storage unless you live in middle of nowhere

Tom is a legend in the making! Really appreciate the content Tom

Great content, dodgy logo. Thanks for your efforts Tom

I always listen to Tom who calls a spade a spade. Dodgy logo but great content

Great story Tom. We're never more like God than when we love and forgive.

Sound advice. Especially when it comes to checking out your inventory. I've been commenting about that recently because I have a lot of good wine that really needs opening. Trouble is finding the right occasion but I'm realising there's no such thing. Crack open a good one with your pasta tonight or pot of Spanish lentils. Just open the stuff. We can't take it with us to the great decanter in the sky.

What a great and moving video. I completely agree with your sentiment. My mother and father were both only children and came from completely opposite social class. Somehow they occupied the difficult spaces in their background. My mother was born during the war and spent her childhood in the kind of poverty in Britain that is reserved to history books. She left a chaotic and alcoholic home at 16 with nothing and made something of her life. I was in my 20's when I realised that both my imperfect parents were only human with even more emotional baggage than I had. They did their best. My mother is still alive and I bless every day I have her.

❤❤❤ Thank you for sharing your wisdom

Good video. Yep, the Chinese market has collapsed and it's the same all over the world. Top end Bordeaux is the domain of millionaires interested in wine. The vast majority of the wine loving middle class are tightening their belts. Furthermore, as has been observed on this channel, people are loosing interest in wine at an alarming rate. When I'm in France, Spain and Italy I see tables of beer and the odd wine bottle. If restaurants buy this stuff they'll struggle to sell it. The mark up for restaurant wine is so obscene in the U.K that people just drink beer when they eat out. At the same time as all of this going on the producers in Bordeaux are churning out even more wine. One thing I've become more and more aware of is how many wine lovers just aren't interested in Bordeaux wines any more. The price/quality return is terrible. We have access to great wines from all over the world these days and many buyers are interested in trying out different regions and grape varieties. I buy wine from specialist shops which have hunted down really interesting wines and offer great value. We also want flexibility. Having to buy by the case is so out of date. There's still a market for that old fashioned, Bordeaux by the case, style but it is diminishing with the ageing demographic. Young people aren't interested in wine, especially this kind of wine and they don't want to wait a lifetime to open a bottle. The prices are terrible and there is very good wine elsewhere which offer much better value.

Wow.. dream collections.

Been working my way through the catalog of videos. Heard you mention a couple of times about buying at auction for less than retail …and also Produttori for ~$35😮 Can you point me in the right direction…where can I find wine at great prices. I’m not familiar with the wine auctions and I never really find anything under retail.

Thanks, Tom! If you need any help finishin , Let me know.. I tell jokes and great singer after a few glasses. Cheers!

For some these wines under $50 that offer good value for money, would you be buying these 2022/2023 futures over the 2019/2020 releases etc, which are around the same price or a few dollars cheaper in most cases compared to the 2022 futures pricing? I’m not as knowledgeable in this realm but I’m skeptical about these new vintages but it’s also hard to ignore the hype of 2022 and the 20-30% price cut of the 2023

So even though these wines under $50 offer good value for money, would you buy these 2022 futures over the 2020 release, which are a few dollars cheaper in most cases? I’m not as knowledgeable in this realm but I’m skeptical about the ratings of this 2022 vintage but it’s also hard to ignore the hype.

2022 is not relevant comp as stock not sold. Should compare 2023 pricing to 2019 ie despite big cuts the 2023 is over priced and will not sell

Agree. Greedy Bordeaux producers have destroyed mkt after 2022 pricing. Not touching Bordeaux EP again. Once bitten, twice shy

The market is collapsing!

Apparently Mouton has reduced its price for 2023 by 37%… thats interesting

I really love this video. So helpful. Would you consider doing a video for best right bank producers today, as well?

I came to the conclusion, that there is no value in wine above 100 €. In the end wine is fermented grape juice. If money plays no role, you could go above just for fun or to satisfy your ego. In the end spending money always is an investment. To me makes no sense spending all the money in wine. Just my personal opinion.

That’s South African chard is 45 bucks and up everywhere! You got a great price at 25

Great collection! I could feel your passion and enthusiasm for the ones you have collected over the years. Hope to see more of where your passion takes you. : )

Isn't the Baby Boomer Crowd is almosst non existent in the future's market

Leoville Las Cases is 40% down to 2022

Lafite 2023 future is $520, down from $760 for 2022 future, $830 for 2020, $1000 for 2019. With oversupply in a weakening market, I believe that you are correct - the premium wine market has a tough road ahead.

Love the videos. Thanks

A curious combination of "entrepreneur" and "en primeur" there! Some significant discounts for the 2023 but that's on the back of absurd price rises over the last few years. Is it enough? I've bought a half case of Pontet-Canet but that's me done for 2023. I'm out and will spend the cash I'd otherwise earmarked for en primeur 2023 on back vintages.

On a side note…I just started getting 2023 pricing. Looks like a 20% reduction from 2022. Really needed to be 30% imo