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Alex is allowed to say that because he is an accountant by profession...I have only tried 3 vintages of Gould Campbell, being the '77, '83, '94 and '97
Correct - I still have eleven bottles left from that case.I don't believe that Tom and I have ever shared a bottle of GC'83, certainly not the one that Tom opened most recently.
The 94 is available and I may pick up a bottle or two in order to try. Although I am aware I will overpay for the "priviledge" of having a '94, I would like to try one, although if I am interpreting what Fred has said, it may already be drinking very well and not have much to gain over another decade or two.Smooth and mellow, drinking well now, but perhaps with the stuffing to last 5-10 more years before falling off.
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Not a blockbuster VP by any means, alright for drinking now. I likely won't try too many more simply because of the lack of complexity/true structure.
How much do you have to pay for it? I'd say that under 75$ it is correct price for Canada. I paid mine around 50$ back in 98 I think.Todd Pettinger wrote: Although I am aware I will overpay for the "priviledge" of having a '94, I would like to try one, although if I am interpreting what Fred has said, it may already be drinking very well and not have much to gain over another decade or two.
