Vinomofo Wine Deals

[Hors Ey]

I think you’re SPOT ON! Thanks so much..
any thoughts on this? Clearly very young for chard ... not listed on their website either

I haven't tried it personally. But depends on your like whether you like the creamy Chardy or citrusy style. I think this is the latter. JH notes for last year vintage for Chardonnay - but I couldn't find the selection soil. Not sure if it's the same.

Beechworth and chardonnay enjoy each other's company, Giaconda living proof. Here the complexity comes from blending after fermentation is complete, carefully chosen cultured yeast parcels blended with small parcels of wild ferment parcels. There's no oak here, the colour quartz-white, and a hint of fruit sweetness to the gently tropical fruits

 

[ozshiraz]

And offered again today - VM #35962

Rosenvale Vine Vale

 

[Vinoelle]

I haven't tried it personally. But depends on your like whether you like the creamy Chardy or citrusy style. I think this is the latter. JH notes for last year vintage for Chardonnay - but I couldn't find the selection soil. Not sure if it's the same.

Beechworth and chardonnay enjoy each other's company, Giaconda living proof. Here the complexity comes from blending after fermentation is complete, carefully chosen cultured yeast parcels blended with small parcels of wild ferment parcels. There's no oak here, the colour quartz-white, and a hint of fruit sweetness to the gently tropical fruits

Hors Ey, you’re a star.. thank you so much. I do prefer the older fuller style chard. Really appreciate your thoughts and research here

 

[Andrew04]

Nashwauk by Kaesler Shiraz 2015

Here’s one that’s going, going, almost gone. The talented team at Barossa powerhouse Kaesler made this shiraz with fruit sourced out of McLaren Vale. Previou...

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This seems a good price for a quaffer with some age. No 2015 reviews on vivino but 2014 rates a 4.0 from 104 reviews.

Anything I may be missing here? I’ve read this is their bottom tier Shiraz. The 2015 Beacon (top tier) is rated 4.2 and the 2015 Wrecked (mid tier) is 4.1.

I’ve boomed based on those numbers and the returns policy!

Gotta say I’m very happy with this one. Needs an hour or two to breathe but found it pretty smooth and a quality wine.
I’m not one to give tasting notes, but IMO at this price it’s a steal.

 

[ozshiraz]

​	Up to 10.00% cash back was up to 4.2%

CR, ends 23.59hrs today, Sunday 8/11.

 

[Dr Ralph]

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​	​ Up to 10.00% cash back was up to 4.2%

CR, ends 23.59hrs today, Sunday 8/11.

Just note that it's only 10% for new customers.

5.6% for existing customers. So 1.4% more than is usually on offer.

 

[FwWine]

Curious if anyone has taken a stab at guessing this Tumbarumba Sparkling.

I had a look through some of the wine show results listed, which unfortunately didn't narrow the potential options very much.

Sparkling White NV – Black Market Deal #32854

The high altitude of Tumbarumba translates to high quality when it comes to Aussie sparkling. And the time on lees for the Coppabella Cuvee Prestige also dri...

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[burmans]

Curious if anyone has taken a stab at guessing this Tumbarumba Sparkling.

I had a look through some of the wine show results listed, which unfortunately didn't narrow the potential options very much.

Sparkling White NV – Black Market Deal #32854

The high altitude of Tumbarumba translates to high quality when it comes to Aussie sparkling. And the time on lees for the Coppabella Cuvee Prestige also dri...

www.vinomofo.com

It says it in your post of the Vinomofo listing, the Coppabella Cuvée Prestige!

 

[FwWine]

It says it in your post of the Vinomofo listing, the Coppabella Cuvée Prestige!

Ha - how did I miss that! Thanks

 

[burmans]

It sounds quite attractive at that price.

Cuvee Prestige NV - Coppabella of Tumbarumba

Cuvee Prestige is the next stage of Coppabella’s sparkling evolution; aged on lees for 5 years, to offer a much more complex flavour profile.

coppabella.com.au

 

[Fenoglio]

It sounds quite attractive at that price.

Cuvee Prestige NV - Coppabella of Tumbarumba

Cuvee Prestige is the next stage of Coppabella’s sparkling evolution; aged on lees for 5 years, to offer a much more complex flavour profile.

coppabella.com.au

That Tumbarumba fizz - yes, it's the coppabella, but the first bottle that I opened was flat and tasted metallic. Hopefully the rest will be on their way back soon.

 

[plivitsa]

Pretty sure this one is Warner Vineyard "The Rest" Shiraz, can anyone confirm?

Shiraz 2016 – Black Market Deal #36514

This is one I’m quite excited about. For the sake of transparency, I am a huge fan of the style of shiraz that comes out of Beechworth, all savoury with brig...

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[Jczer000]

"It comes from a vineyard that provides fruit to some of the region’s most renowned producers. There’s a partial whole bunch fermentation, providing some extra herbaceousness"

Warner Vineyard and whole bunch (plus it has previously been offered). I'd be pretty conident

 

[Payney82]

Farmers Leap random shot

PRE-ARRIVAL: Shiraz 2016 – Black Market Deal #36484

From the little-known corner of South Australia, somewhere along the Riddoch Highway, comes this exceptional value shiraz. It’s absolutely jam-packed with st...

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[Doctore1003]

Just got a VM Amex offer on my Plat Charge card: spend $299, get $60 back (can be in multiple transactions). Partner got one on his Explorer.

 

[adam149]

Can anyone tell me where the setting is in Vinomofo to stop every wine description sounding like the best liquid ever created on earth.

 

[Payney82]

To be fair they are marketing company. Do a bit of your own research before you buy, and you can always return it for free.

 

[Dr Ralph]

you can always return it for free.

Nothing is free in this world.

Returning items has been logistically challenging and time consuming for me.

 

[Payney82]

Let’s call it low cost then. I’ve personally never had any issues with returns, I think their returns policy is a good as anywhere I’ve seen. And nobody is forced to buy from them.

My original point was they don’t grow grapes or make wine. All they have is their customer database and marketing spin, so I expect hyperbole. If they too often overhype second rate wine they will be found out and sales will decline.

 

[Dr Ralph]

My original point was they don’t grow grapes or make wine.

Actually they do - in collaboration.