Some of us weren't privy to those 2011 bottles, you may have to be a gold card member to have those, too rich for Ihub blood, I looked one bottle up online and damn is that an expensive bottle. I have a few Wayne Gretzky rookie cards, about it as far as anything valuable.
I also fully researched what I was buying in 2015, thinking that bottle was a great year, would be valuable like the 2011 would be but instead of 5 years later the 2015 bottle would see its value skyrocket in less than a year. As a wine drinker and an investment man, instead of keeping it corked and trying to sell it a few months later I uncorked it and took a sip, was told the taste was so damn good I couldn't resist it. Now I'm kicking myself because I could have sold it on the market for 5x what I bought it at but now it's been opened, I looked online recently and NO ONE is buying it so I'm just going to have to finish the bottle off.
I'm pissed that the wine researcher I followed said 2015 will be the best bottle ever, now he's trying to sell the 2016 vintage as even better tasting and having more value. Only thing saving me is I actually bought 2 bottles of the 2015, I hid one away for a special occasion some day.
Question is should I just drink it now because looking online the price of the bottle is still going down, or hold it for that special occasion that I hope will come and hear that was to come? That website with prices hasn't been updated for a while, I canceled my Wine Weekly news subscription and damn Im getting thirsty. Funny thing, as of now I can't tell the difference between this supposed vintage bottle and a bottle of Boone's.
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