Check this out. In a blind tasting, a $6 Cab won over all the expensive wines! Not a surprise to me--I always say it is the easiest thing to overpay for a wine--any fool can do it. But why would you? The real skill comes in finding great wines that don't cost much. They exist, in great numbers, and that space is where I can help winelovers a lot. Of course, I can sell the expensive bottles also, and in (some, rare) occasions, those are good to have.
Thanks to Robert for pointing me to this article!
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