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Screw caps are better. That doesn't tell you whether the wine inside is better or worse though.

I've had a weird moment of deja vu - have you previously announced this with me previously saying congrats? I wasn't as bright as you, and missed a home game for mine. It was the strangest coincidence though, we played my wife's local team Cheltenham on the day of our wedding. We won :D

I must have missed this - congratulations Edna!

Ok, I misunderstood your post. I thought you meant that you like to go for slightly more expensive bottles because you knew they'd be good, and didn't want to risk an average bottle.

Fair enough. Afford in a financial sense, or time? Reading the first part of your post I was assuming you can afford to spend more, so why not.

Indeed it is, and that applies to bad tea, bad chocolate, etc. But if I tried to get some good wine for £6, and £10, would you definitely tell the difference?

I'm no wine connoisseur, but think I appreciate nice wine, but I never spend £10 a bottle for myself. I'd like to do some wine taste testing with some of you rich boys.

So you are a wine snob then? Seriously you guys are telling me you can't get nice wine for less than £10? Madness I tell thee.

I haven't had a Jacobs Creek for over 15 years, but it was alright when I did (red). I'm not particularly a fan of French red.