>>51279
Flat our didn't like? Not, not really. In most cases, I was able to find an interesting, well-regarded wine for each race. In general, I dislike hot, boozy, flabby reds, so the Tour Down Under had the two worst reviewed wines of the year (both mid-priced Barossa Valley Shiraz).

For expensive wines, my least favorite was the Cuentavinas Arriscado Grenacha Blanc. It was $110, and while not bad, it was totally average. Probably most disappointing wine of the year.

The wines that exceeded their price-point included the Lambrusco above ($26), Chave Offerus ($30), Gancedo Godello ($27). The two wines that hung with the $100+ big boys that dominated the top of the rankings included the Baudry Chinon above ($58) and the Ar.Pe.Pe Grumello Rocca de Piro ($60).