Soooo, The Red Rose Hill Cab is listed as a 3 pack, but the picture shows 4 bottles, and the specs say 2008 but the picture shows 2009.
Anyone familiar with Carmel Valley wine?
[QUOTE=jhkey, post:2, topic:356991]
Soooo, The Red Rose Hill Cab is listed as a 3 pack, but the picture shows 4 bottles, and the specs say 2008 but the picture shows 2009.
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The close up Label Pic for the PS offer shows their Cab, not the PS Label.
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Yipes! We’ll get someone on that. 
Thanks.
The close up Label Pic for the PS offer shows their Cab, not the PS Label.
A new petite for me plus a new appellation means I’m in.
And this caught me by surprise …
First Sucker: MarkDaSpark
Last Wooter to Woot: PetiteSirah
I thought for sure PS would have been First. Nice map though … Just CA and NY lit up. 
Galante Vineyards Red Rose Hill Cabernet Sauvignon 3-Pack
$78.99 (Normally $105.00) 25% off List Price
Galante Vineyards 2008 Red Rose Hill, Carmel Valley Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
Blackjack Pasture Cabernet Sauvignon 2-Pack
$74.99 (Normally $100.00) 25% off List Price
Galante Vineyards 2006 Blackjack Pasture Carmel Valley Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
Estate Sauvignon Blanc 4-Pack
$78.99 (Normally $100.00) 21% off List Price
Galante Vineyards 2010 Estate Sauvignon Blanc, Carmel Valley
“Olive Hill” Petite Sirah 2-Pack
$61.99 (Normally $80.00) 23% off List Price
Galante Vineyards 2009 “Olive Hill” Petite Sirah
CT links above
Nope. Haven’t really heard of any of the wineries there.
But Galante has 3 out of the 5 Best of Appellation medals.
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Nobody made the links yet :{
Galante Vineyards Red Rose Hill Cabernet Sauvignon 3-Pack
$78.99 (Normally $105.00) 25% off List Price
Galante Vineyards 2008 Red Rose Hill, Carmel Valley Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
Blackjack Pasture Cabernet Sauvignon 2-Pack
$74.99 (Normally $100.00) 25% off List Price
Galante Vineyards 2006 Blackjack Pasture Carmel Valley Estate Cabernet Sauvignon
Estate Sauvignon Blanc 4-Pack
$78.99 (Normally $100.00) 21% off List Price
Galante Vineyards 2010 Estate Sauvignon Blanc, Carmel Valley
“Olive Hill” Petite Sirah 2-Pack
$61.99 (Normally $80.00) 23% off List Price
Galante Vineyards 2009 “Olive Hill” Petite Sirah
CT links above
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Slacker! We wait for you!
I know I do!
Howdy All - The offer is for the 2008, sorry about that mixup. In our haste we sent a bottle of the 2009 for the photo. This is the last of the 2008 vintage that we saved for the Wooters. Enjoy!
Carmel Valley is a small appellation in the larger Monterey region. As you all probably know, Monterey county is the largest grape growing region in the US with over 40,000 ares of vineyards. Carmel Valley is quite unique in Monterey as it is in the higher elevations - my property goes from 700 to 2200 feet! We are very well know for our Bordeaux varietals and old world style wines.
Our Sauvignon Blanc has been picked as Top 100 Wines in the US and one numerous international awards. Our Petite Sirah was also recently chosen by the World of Fine Wine as one of the 5 most superb examples in the US. Of course our Cabernets have received numerous awards and high acclaim over the years. Enjoy!
FYI - other notable wines in and around the Carmel Valley Appellation are Heller Estates (the old Durney property), Bernardus, Joullian, Georis, and Talbot Sleepy Hollow (just outside the appellation). It is a spectacular region marked by cool nights and hot dry days.
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FYI - other notable wines in and around the Carmel Valley Appellation are Heller Estates (the old Durney property), Bernardus, Joullian, Georis, and Talbot Sleepy Hollow (just outside the appellation). It is a spectacular region marked by cool nights and hot dry days.
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Thanks for dropping in, this is good information to have. Could you share some of the drinking windows on the wines being offered?
Sure thing - let me know if you have any questions.
Welcome Jack Galante! Always good to you you round these parts…!
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Thanks for dropping in, this is good information to have. Could you share some of the drinking windows on the wines being offered?
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Sure - our wines are made in an old world style. They are certainly ready to drink and delicious when released but have excellent longevity for those who want to cellar them. The Sauv Blanc will easily hold a year or two, but we find it at its best when consumed young and fresh. The 2008 Red Rose Hill Cab will be at its best for the next 5 to 7 years, the 2006 Blackjack Pasture can easily hold another 10 years but is delicious now, and the Petite Sirah will be wonderful over the next 5 to 7 years. Some of our customers love the wines young and bright and some tend to hold them many years. I am still releasing library wines occasionally for our Wine Gang members from 1994 on and they are FABULOUS! Hope this helps.
Always good to see wines below 14%. What’s your trick? Are these fully dry? Everyone seems to coming in higher these days…
Cool! The Petite Sirah is in the little portly short bottles like Agricola COS uses! That oughtta be reason enough for a set right there!
iByron