Random thoughts: Not into wine myself, but I understand professional critics of the juice have been known to pan expensive stuff and praise economy-priced products. It may not be impossible to fool an educated palate, but harder than an ignorant one, I'd guess. What "tastes better" to one person may not be the same as to another; some things are an acquired taste. I know a guy who, having just been released from prison after spending a quarter century locked up, can't tell the difference between different beers and even malt liquor. Can you? If he can't and you think you can, do you feel a need to prove it in a blind test? I didn't think so.
Bad news for audiophiles?
In new study a bottle of wine priced at $90 tastes better than a bottle of the same wine with price tag of $10.
http://www.cnet.com/news/study-90-wine-tastes-better-than-the-same-wine-at-10/
http://www.cnet.com/news/study-90-wine-tastes-better-than-the-same-wine-at-10/