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- mamameteo - 04-18-2002
The e-mail addresses you gave me are not in existance. They came back as unknown. So what do you suggest now.This implies the Salmon Creek 1997
- Kcwhippet - 04-18-2002
Well, Mama, whether the emails worked or not, you will never find any 1997 Salmon Creek or any other of the numerous jug style wines that Bronco makes. I work in a wine shop and we carry some of the Bronco line. They are all on the 1999 vintage, so if you find any 1997 it's past it's peak. All those wines are made to drink within two to three years of the vintage date. Much older, and they're on the way down. They're made as easy drinking, inexpensive wines for people who've heard of Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay and Merlot but don't really know much about what
- Kcwhippet - 04-18-2002
(to continue) really good wines are. There are many very good, inexpensive wines, but most of the Bronco line is just not that great.
- Drew - 04-18-2002
Mama, try this link for an online order. They advertise 5 bottles in stock.
http://www.premiercru.net/
Drew
[This message has been edited by Drew (edited 04-18-2002).]
- winoweenie - 04-19-2002
EGADS DREW, NOT ONE OF MY FAVORITE WINE SHOPS IN OAKLAND !!!!! Have seen lots of 59 Latour on their shelves but Bronco????.....Heavens to Betsy! I'll check out the wine list on their super restaurant upstairs next month when I head for Napa. WW