What is the max amount you will spend on a bottle of wine?
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Usually it's up to about $30 but I've spent more for certain special wines, over $75-80 for real finds.
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The most I've ever spent is $50.00
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$10 :)
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Zero ... I never buy any alcoholic beverage.
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5 bucks! After working in a restaurant, I have trouble spending money on wine...it is so marked up (in Virginia, at least)
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About 40 dollars yo...
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On rare occasions or for a rare wine, $100. Most of the time I stick to $10 - $20 wine.
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$70 for a good Cabernet.
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Good wine from the European region like Spain, France, Italy and Portugal..a nice vintage, can cost you about $30-35, and I would pay for that :) Red please
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$30, I guess.
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Your money or mine?
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I've spent $200 once. Mostly though I keep it under $20.
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At a store: $100-$150 At a restaurant: $300-$400 depending on the company...
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£7.50 was nice but so was the £3.00 one
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lol.. like $6.99 But when I go to my brokers house foe a party they have like $600.00 bottles of wine very good but just to get a buzz Ill take the $6.99 bottle
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I'm a cheapo when it comes to wine. I will not pay more than $20.00
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Like I told Poohbear I endulge in a $15 bottle of Country white from Henscratch Farms in Lake Placid Fl!
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Probaly like $12. Rarely drink it, just for cooking.
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$26.00, it usually just shows up in my hands
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A bottle of Opus One for $210.00-ish.
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2-buck chuck-- only the best cause I'm a wine connoisseur.
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I didn't buy it, but my parents did. It was $236. I dont remember what kind it was but it was expensive as hell.
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hmm, thats a tough one since I buy so much wine. Total lush here...I would probably say that my most expensive bottle was around the $170 mark...
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OK, I'll bite on this question, since you don't appear to know the "correct" answer. Since I'm (apparently) older than you, I'll give you some approximations: 1- the best bottle I've ever tasted was in a restaurant in Dublin in 1986 for 100 pounds. 2- the best bottle I ever saw offered on a wine list was for restaurant in West Orange, NJ in 1984, (1945 Lafitte, 1945 Mouton)- each listed at $1,000 a bottle. 3- the best bottle I ever saw in person was in the cellar of a Scottish restaurant in 1991 - it was the 1879 Mouton Rothschild. This wine was unpriced (and unavailable) on the menu but was rumored to be available at 5,000 pounds ($6,500) - with the appropriate dinner of Lamb, of course.
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