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The old idiom “You can’t judge a book by it’s cover” can also be applied to some wine bottle labels. On today’s podcast, Tyler chats with Brett Vankoski from 90+ Cellars, a wine distributor that buys up over produced bottles from high end vineyards and then sells them as a discounted price with their own label on it. Basically, in 90+ Cellar’s own words, they sell “Saturday night wine at a Tuesday night price”. Also, considering the name of Brett’s company, the guys debate whether the wine scoring point system is still relevant in today’s market.
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