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Hi Neal,
After reading your fine notes on the 2012 left bank wines, it seems clear to me that 2010 simply dominates 2012. For example, based on your notes, 2010 GPL seems a better wine than any FG in 2012, and GPL is much cheaper.
Absent special occasions in 2012 or a desire to maintain verticals, doesn't it seem that it is a better buying plan to pick up some of the ample remaining supplies of 2010 (or perhaps other older vintages) than it is to buy any 2012 EP?
After reading your fine notes on the 2012 left bank wines, it seems clear to me that 2010 simply dominates 2012. For example, based on your notes, 2010 GPL seems a better wine than any FG in 2012, and GPL is much cheaper.
Absent special occasions in 2012 or a desire to maintain verticals, doesn't it seem that it is a better buying plan to pick up some of the ample remaining supplies of 2010 (or perhaps other older vintages) than it is to buy any 2012 EP?
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