Welcome to winebid.com's newest auction, which includes a special auction of
rare wines from Turley Wine Cellars. Both auctions begin closing Sunday,
Nov. 4, at 9 p.m. U.S. Eastern Time.

Turley Wine Cellars makes some of California's most admired wines and we are
pleased to offer new releases and library wines from 1994 - 1998, including
never-before-released magnums. We have Petite Syrah, Zinfandel and 1998
Alban Vineyard Roussanne, a new release made of 100 percent Alban Vineyard
fruit.
Find them here: http://www.winebid.com/home/spotlight1.shtml

If a king-sized bottle of wine fit for a king is what you're looking for,
find the Imperial of Petrus 1982 offered here. It's part of a stunning
collection of wines from California, France and Australia, most of which
earned at least 95 points from critics. Included are many vintages of Petrus
from 1971-1997, including Petrus 1990, a Parker perfect 100-point wine.
Other Parker 100s offered are Lafite- Rothschild 1982 and Bryant Family
Vineyard Cab 1997.
Find them here: http://www.winebid.com/home/spotlight4.shtml

Tuscans are hot. Find them here from the extraordinary 1997 vintage, along
with stars from the Piedmont. This collection of top-ranked Italian 1997
vino rosso includes magnums and doubles of such hedonistic reds as Solaia
(P. Antinori), which Wine Spectator rated 98 points and named the #1 of the
Top 100 wines of 2000.
Find them here: http://www.winebid.com/home/spotlight2.shtml

Petrus. Lynch-Bages. Figeac. Talbot. Haut-Bailly. Palmer. We offer these
Bordeaux from the 1982 vintage, which makes them outstanding wines from an
outstanding vintage. Robert M. Parker Jr. awarded the Petrus 98 points, and
called it "a colossal wine." And about the Talbot, Parker wrote that he
couldn't recall "a more satisfying or complex Talbot than the 1982."
Find them here: http://www.winebid.com/home/spotlight3.shtml

A special note: Beginning Sunday, Oct. 28, winebid.com will host a special
two-week benefit auction for Family Winemakers of California, an association
of 490 wineries and wine-related businesses. All proceeds go to Family
Winemakers, an important voice in the California wine industry. The wine on
offer comes from member wineries from Araujo and Arrowood to Shafer and
Turley Wine Cellars. Along with many magnums, there also are 3, 5 and 6
liter bottles. The auction previews the association's 11th annual tasting
event, called Tasting 2001, to be held Nov. 13 at Fort Mason in San
Francisco.

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