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**forebirdo** · 05-10-2011, 08:30 PM

Yeah, I tend to agree. £25-£40 is my price bracket for a really excellent top wine. Not sure I'd ever spend more than that. In the UK we don't seem to import really cheap Ribera. Most around £10-12 mark.

I would love to try some of the £1,500 Bordeaux wines one day, if I'm not paying.

(Our tax on wine is high, which inflates the price above what you pay more than the transport costs)

05-10-2011, 08:30 PM	#22
forebirdo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 584 Senior Member	Yeah, I tend to agree. £25-£40 is my price bracket for a really excellent top wine. Not sure I'd ever spend more than that. In the UK we don't seem to import really cheap Ribera. Most around £10-12 mark. I would love to try some of the £1,500 Bordeaux wines one day, if I'm not paying. (Our tax on wine is high, which inflates the price above what you pay more than the transport costs)
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