£60 bottle of wine. What will be the difference?

Posted on 04/03/2019 13:04 by brue

I agree with that, if you don't like sweet wine you will never like it even at £60 a bottle. 

Posted on 04/03/2019 12:43 by Mitsi Fendt

you could sell it and drink a £6 bottle and spend the £54 difference on something else!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted on 04/03/2019 13:04 by brue

I agree with that, if you don't like sweet wine you will never like it even at £60 a bottle. 

Posted on 04/03/2019 13:46 by

That's what I am wondering.  But is it something I should experience? I can never imagine paying that amount, but as it was a gift.....

Although I have had so  many volunteers say they'd help me along that the most there would be is a mere sip. Maybe that would be enough???

Re MF's post above... I had thought of that... but where would I sell it???

Posted on 04/03/2019 13:59 by brue

See which dealers are selling your make and vintage, they might take it off your hands for a fee.  Otherwise have a nice desert party and treat everyone to a small glass (ask them to bring along the puds and cakes and you supply the nectar....hoping it has kept alright!?) 

Anyway WTG, what a nice surprise, hope you find an answer.