Yossie Horwitz wrote:I met with Victor Schoenfeld last week and he confirmed that the 2007 is the last vintage.
Did he say why?
Yossie Horwitz wrote:I met with Victor Schoenfeld last week and he confirmed that the 2007 is the last vintage.
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Elie Poltorak wrote:Yossie Horwitz wrote:I met with Victor Schoenfeld last week and he confirmed that the 2007 is the last vintage.
Did he say why?
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Yaakov B wrote:Fair enough. But I finally discover it, and there it goes.
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Alexander F wrote:No! I love this wine. The only match to this wine is the real thing. But best Sauternes have a price tag around 240NIS, which is way too expensive. And kosher Sauternes are even more expensive from the same chateaux.
BTW, I bet Yquem would never agree to make a kosher cuvee from the grapes they decided are not good enough for the regular cuvee. Their image and quality are beyond everything else.
Instead, GHW should better market it. It should be in front like the reds and not in the upper shelves where no one can see it.
A new box with appealing design is one simple, yet effective step to increase sales for example.
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Alexander F wrote:Gabriel,
Yquem is a living legend. Kosher or not, most of us can't afford it anyway. Perhaps there is no market for sauternes in Israel. Do you have many customers who show interest in kosher editions of the top sauternes? E.g. Chateau Guiraud? Is it far from Yquem in the better years? I doubt.
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Menachem S wrote:anyone have a note for the 2007 Botrytis?
Thanks
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