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Drink Now — Or Hold Your Peace

Submitted by Robert Marsolek, May 23, 2007 11:18

If the 1996 was selling for $500.00 a bottle... what would a 1941 sell for? or a case of 1970, or a case of 1981... I have CASES of Margaux that I had not thought of selling until now... the market seems right to place these delicacies up for sale, but where would I begin?

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May 24, 2007 14:12

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