2003 Ramos Pinto Reserva and Especial

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Moses Botbol
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Re: 2003 Ramos Pinto Reserva and Especial

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Fall River and New Bedford are where you going to find the steals. I've been meaning to spend a day going to every liquor store, but haven't got around to it yet. I've seen a lot of odd ball wines in few I have gone to.

If you guys want to do a Quinta do Crasto (for instance) buy, I can put something together. Probably be like $10-20 above wholesale per case. Must be complete cases and paid upfront.
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Jim Butler
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Re: 2003 Ramos Pinto Reserva and Especial

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Moses,
I'd be interested in a case...probably the Reserva, unless the Especial was just TOO good to pass up :)
I may pick up a bottle today, if I can find it locally, just to sample...

Jim
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Re: 2003 Ramos Pinto Reserva and Especial

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New Hampshire has the Ramos-Pinto Adriano Douro R for $13.99/bottle, and the Ramos-Pinto 30yr tawny for $99.

No listing for the Especial...

Jim
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Re: 2003 Ramos Pinto Reserva and Especial

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Jbutler wrote:Moses,
I'd be interested in a case...probably the Reserva, unless the Especial was just TOO good to pass up :)
I may pick up a bottle today, if I can find it locally, just to sample...

Jim
Let me know how the Reserva is, The staples were so tight on the case, I tried to open it and then lost interest. I just put the case in the pile for another year... I am curious as to when this will be mature to consider start drinking.

I should be able to get more for around $160ish a case of six. I do not think they will get the case with no profit, but $165 a case is still $27.50 a bottle. We can always try for a little lower price. Maybe there's a different distributor around here that has it cheaper? Wholesale is $150 so I figure $10 a case profit is fair to them...

We are working on cases of Broadbent 20 Madeira as my accountant really likes it, so it not really a "favor" at this point as he wants to get some too.
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Jim Butler
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Re: 2003 Ramos Pinto Reserva and Especial

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Madeira is something I have absolutely no knowledge of...

Help me ;) (meaning, "I'm in")

Jim
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