Interesting - so which 2002s did you squirrel away for two decades?
Good question Richard as I myself did not do so knowingly. So here we go, alphabetically, from:
Argentina - Weinert 'Gran Vino'.
Australia - Rosemount 'Balmoral' Syrah, Metala Original Vines Shiraz, Thorn-Clark 'Quartage', Tyrrell's 'Belford' and 'Lost Block' Semillon, Penfold's Bin 389, and apparently Wynn's Riesling.
Austria - Wimmer-Czerny 'Felserberg' Gruner Veltliner.
Chile - Cousino-Macul 'Finis Terrae' and Close de la Siete by Michel Rolland (gifted by one of the owners from Bob's downtown wine store who said it was a good wine but would no doubt think I was mad not to have already drank it).
France - Henri Gouges Nuit-Saint George (not on my list so I can't recall the vineyard), Chateau Famaey 'Cuvee X' Cahors, and Sparr Pinot Gris Reserve.
Italy - Donnafugata 'Tancredi' Sicily and Collazi IGT.
Lebanon - What else, Heathrow Terminal 5 Musar.
New Zealand - Sacred Hill 'Helmsman'.
Portugal - Sogrape Douro Reserva.
South Africa - Graham Beck 'The Ridge' Syrah, Muratie 'Ansela van de Caab' and Moreson 'Magia', both being Cabernet blends.
Spain - Alion, Ribera del Duero.
So Richard, apart from the whites (except for the Belford Semillon) on which ones should I pull the trigger?
Mahmoud.