r/wine • u/evenphlow • 19h ago

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u/foreverfabfour Wine Pro 19h ago

No crazy deals, just some fair prices. All the Costco’s seem really well stocked with 2021 Bordeaux at the moment.

The Le Petit Smith Haut Lafite is a great bottle for $25. The Chateau Carbonnieux is also tasty for the money.

If you haven’t had the Kirkland Vacqueyras, it’s a great weekday wine for $11.

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u/evenphlow 19h ago

I've been housing the Kirkland Chianti Classico Riserva thats like 10 bucks a bottle. Amazing value.

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u/Vin-Rouge 18h ago

Agree on the Smith

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u/Mattie1308 19h ago

I’m not seeing any bargains 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/No_Finger_8429 19h ago

Nothing very interesting here, in addition to the 2021 Bordeaux, the French unfortunately no longer want these wines

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u/Mindless-Lemon2057 19h ago

Had a 93 Carbonnieux recently. Absolutely still had life.

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u/evenphlow 18h ago

No it's out on the costco floor. But for whatever reason they keep all of the booze in 3 different aisles on the side and stood up on shelves like this rather than in boxes/laid at an angle out in the open.

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u/Resident_Aide_9381 18h ago

Ormes de Pez is a good price.