tetragrlnv


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trifecta wrote:Can you comment on the previous post regarding the average price in cellar tracker being $22? Have these been even more heavily discounted in the past?



Trifecta, I make the wine. I do not source it to distributors who saw it fit to drop the price of this wine to $22. In fact, I wonder if you are referring to our 2008 Expression 38º White Label Chard which normally goes for $25. Trust me I am looking into this...

trifecta


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tetragrlnv wrote:Trifecta, I make the wine. I do not source it to distributors who saw it fit to drop the price of this wine to $22. In fact, I wonder if you are referring to our 2008 Expression 38º White Label Chard which normally goes for $25. Trust me I am looking into this...



That sounds like a possibility. Sometimes folks enter things into CT in under the slightly different wine by accident. About half of the bottles listed show they were bought direct from the winery. Thanks for the answer. Love your Pinot's. Hope to try your Chard at some point. keep meaning to get up there. Cheers.

North316


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Yikes, only 32 sold. Hopefully the people that did purchase will comeback and provide some feedback in case this comes back up. $25 for a chard is steep, even if it is great, especially on a side such as this full of bargain hunters. I think of all of the other woot offers I could get for $25 or less per bottle and it is hard to jump in on an unknown $25 chard.

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cortot20


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North316 wrote:Yikes, only 32 sold. Hopefully the people that did purchase will comeback and provide some feedback in case this comes back up. $25 for a chard is steep, even if it is great, especially on a side such as this full of bargain hunters. I think of all of the other woot offers I could get for $25 or less per bottle and it is hard to jump in on an unknown $25 chard.



In general black tie chards have not done well here with a couple of notable exceptions.

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