Prices falling after a decade of excess

Article Abstract:

Consumers are finally able to purchase good wines at reasonable prices after 10 years of price gouging. Reasons for this include a large supply combined with a waning demand and competition from such countries as Chile, Argentina and Australia.

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1990 Burgundy and 'vintage glaze.' (Column)

Article Abstract:

The 1990 Burgundies are excellent, and prices are comparable to the quality. As a result, prices for 1986 and 1987 Burgundies are being marked down by retailers, and these wines represent some of the best buys on the market.

Burgundy (Wine), 1990 AD

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Finding fine-wine bargains in Florence

Article Abstract:

Ristorante La Loggia offers excellent food, a beautiful view and first-rate Tuscan wine at bargain prices. The restaurant, on the Piazzale Michelangelo, offers two 1991 Galestros for $8.75 a bottle.

Italy, Restaurants, Florence, Italy, Wine service

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