I've seen too many businesses go bankrupt for me to risk having a balance that high. I'd be taking the money and being thankful for it.My balance at cashrewards is over $200. I like to think my next wine purchase is already paid for.
I've seen too many businesses go bankrupt for me to risk having a balance that high. I'd be taking the money and being thankful for it.
I keep my Available Rewards Balance under $20 at all times.
Back at Cracka delivered after $50 off and 8.5% Cashrewards:
Some solid deals at Cracka Qaz. Wouldn't mind giving the Umamu a crack at that price as well and the Xanadu Chardonnay is always good. How does one take the $50 off these days? The code MOREBDAY is no longer working.
Cheers.
I'll PM an active one.
I also found the 2015 Serafino McLaren Vale Shiraz to be a nice buy. I might be a bit of a beer wallet, and biased for a McLaren Vale red, but for the price it hits the spot.
96 points from JH, and sitting at #11 of 75 in Huon Hooke's 2015 Shiraz tasted from McLaren Vale with a price benchmark of $62.23. Not bad at around $17 after a $50 voucher and cash rewards.
I'll PM an active one.
I also found the 2015 Serafino McLaren Vale Shiraz to be a nice buy. I might be a bit of a beer wallet, and biased for a McLaren Vale red, but for the price it hits the spot.
96 points from JH, and sitting at #11 of 75 in Huon Hooke's 2015 Shiraz tasted from McLaren Vale with a price benchmark of $62.23. Not bad at around $17 after a $50 voucher and cash rewards.
Thanks for that. How is a man (or woman) to budget with these kind of wine deals. And where do you store it all through a sweltering QLD summer. Serafino shiraz looks good, the wine front guys like it too.
Can you be more specific?Worthwhile swinging by Langton's "Buy Now" wines atm...
Check PM @Dr RalphCan you be more specific?
'1376 RESULTS FOUND' for buy now wines.
Worthwhile swinging by Langton's "Buy Now" wines atm...
I got one of the 2008 Umamu in a Cracka clearance dozen ($79) a couple of weeks ago and drank it over 2 nights (finished last night). Was better on the first night but still an easy drinking quaffer.Especially for those interested in Piemonte/Piedmont's wines, including Giovanni Rosso's on Vinomofo, Prince Wine Store have Australian David Fletcher's new releases on special, such as X15 Langhe Rosso 2015 for $35, though WineStar is cheaper for Barolo Alta Pete 2013 at $67.99 - their quality/value is considered similar to the D'Anna family's Australian and Italian wines.
Back at Cracka delivered after $50 off and 8.5% Cashrewards:
If ever there was a case for why you should be buying mystery wines, let it be this 2015 Mystery 95 point Adelaide Hills Chardonnay.
Just listen to the background context. We're talking about a flagship Chardonnay, made by a 5 star rated Adelaide Hills winery, with a strong cellar door trade and a decent mailing list.
With this wine they've used handpicked grapes, sourced from a vineyard in the dress circle of the Adelaide Hills, the wine wild fermented and carefully matured for 18 months in 30% new French oak.
In turn, the wine has landed 95 points in the recent 2018 James Halliday Wine Companion, where it was praised as a stylish, textural style with 'perfectly integrated acidity'.
A delicious modern Chardonnay, with sexy mealy vanilla oak, perfectly ripe white peach fruit and a fresh finish, we're talking about a wine that sells for $60/bottle at cellar door and represents the best the winery can produce.
Forget that number though, because as a mystery wine, I can offer you some for just $24.99/bottle in six packs - ie $35/bottle off the cellar door price.
I have just 60 six packs of this Chard available, so you'll need to be quick to land a bargain. Grab some now via the website here or give the team a call on 1300 727 252 to nab over the phone.
sorry I'm late - sale ends 12noon/1pm - my picks (check/pm me for full list):
GOSSET Grand Blanc de Blancs, Champagne NV $80
FRASER GALLOP ESTATE Parterre Chardonnay, Margaret River 2016 $20
FRASER GALLOP ESTATE Parterre Cabernet Sauvignon, Margaret River 2013 $20
HARDY'S HRB-D636 Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra-Margaret River 2015 $20
HEAD Head Red GSM, Barossa 2015 $15
D'ARENBERG WINES The Ironstone Pressings Grenache Shiraz Mourvedre, McLaren Vale 2012 $35
HEWITSON Private Cellar Shiraz Mourvedre, Barossa Valley 2009 Magnum $45
SOTTIMANO Pajore, Barbaresco 2011 $70
LANGTON'S Classified Collection Mixed 6-pack MV $350
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Shame. Shame. Shame. You're obviously not serious about wine buying. It's the job or the cheap wine buying, you cant do bothCame out from a meeting and missed this. That Fraser Gallop is a great buy at that price!
Shame. Shame. Shame. You're obviously not serious about wine buying. It's the job or the cheap wine buying, you cant do both
If you read back a bit in this thread - or it may be the Vinomofo thread W&D posted what to do to get email notificationsUnfortunately, I have to keep the job to maintain the habit of buying wine! Just have to make meetings shorter from now on. On another note, I need to work out a better way of monitoring this thread for great deals.
How is it that I didn't get this email from Langtons!