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“I’m gearing up to file more in 2010,” said the 69-year- old billionaire wine collector, who is better known as the man who bought the infamous Thomas Jefferson bottles, found them out to be fakes, and is stark raving mad about it.  He’s been hunting down Hardy Rodenstock ever since, and looking to bring justice to the world of fine wine, which he thinks has been infiltrated by thousands of fake bottles.  Who can really blame him?  Spend that amount of money, and not be mad.   The whiny little bitches on the eBob Forum are upset over a ‘97 Harlan that they all bought a few bottles of, and now they crucify Parker ’cause they don’t believe it drinks so well???  Have i put things into perspective?  Not yet?  Keep reading:

“Koch’s complaints include more than 40 bottles for which he paid almost $1 million. He estimates he’s spent about $5 million in legal fees and on gathering evidence. Two wine experts he hired turned up several hundred suspect bottles in his own collection, he said. That works out to about 1 percent of Koch’s 40,000 bottles.”