Here are (IMO) the best choices for the wines rated 100 points by Robert Parker. (I omitted many on his list because they are either much more expensive, or I couldn't find them available on the retail market.)
Old World:
1. 1990 Montrose $500 (at this age, this is a good choice)
http://www.rlliquidassets.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=20401
2. 2009 Montrose $319 (only 1 bottle left)
http://www.winemadeeasy.com/chateau-montrose-saint-estephe-2009-750-ml-33680.html
3. 2009 Clos Fourtet: $295 (needs 5 years of cellaring, then it keeps for 50 years; this is a good choice)
http://www.finewinesinternational.com/do/product/2009_Clos_Fourtet_23470
4. 2009 La Mondotte: $395 (2015-2045)
https://kahnsfinewines.securemp.com/wine/wine-by-varietal/red-wine-blends/bordeaux/la-mondotte-st-emilion/mpsfi/6d063c49-cd32-447b-b7bb-d4b180b5ac92
5. 2009 Leoville Poyferre: $250 (2018-2040--very tempting and a Second Growth)
https://www.beltramos.com/wines/2009-Chateau-Leoville-Poyferre-Saint-Julien-w3132535d0
6. 2009 L'evangile $395:
http://www.sokolin.com/2009-l-evangile-45660-750-ai?fee=2&fep=19379&utm_source=Wine%20Searcher&utm_medium=Feed&utm_campaign=Product
and the older Bordeaux that I can still find are much spendier:
7. 2000 Lafleur: $1699
8. 2009 Le Pin: $3600
9. 2005 L'Eglise-Clinet: $769
10. 2000 Cheval Blanc: $600
New World:
1. 2005 Quilceda Creek Columbia Valley Cab: $250 K&L (now-2033)
http://www.klwines.com/detail.asp?sku=1038278&cid=TPV-Winesearcher
2. 2007 Quilceda Creek Columbia Valley Cab: $275 (2017-2037)
http://www.belmontwine.com/bwe03732.html
If I went New World, I would get one of the Quil Creek cabs.
And here are the Napa cabs (ignoring the utterly ridiculous prices):
3. 2005 Colgin Cariad Proprietary Red: $375 (hold until 2015)
4. 2007 Colgin Cariad Prop Red: $500
5. 2002 Dalla Valle Maya: $585
6. 2007 Harlan: $940
7. 2007 Kapcsandy State Lane Cab: $400 (2012-2042)
8. 2008 Kapcsandy State Lane Cab: $400
Finally, there is also a Cayuse '08 Impusivo Tempranillo. Haven't been able to find it yet in the market, though.
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