North316 wrote:How do I go about getting my hands on some of that wine? And do the proceeds go to his foundation?

They sure are hard to cheer for, even harder to watch. Living in Ohio my entire life, I have sprung for the MLB online package for the past several years and painfully watch at least 80% of the games each year.

we feel your pain, even a good glass of wine can't heal all

pagecellars wrote:we feel your pain, even a good glass of wine can't heal all

We donated 5K already and continue to do so with every bottle sold. These are etched and so are special order Just call, check the web site for info. CHEERS ! Jim

pagecellars wrote:You can call me 245 246 7874

I will call this afternoon.

I've bought several items from woot before, but I was a wine.woot virgin until today. (It helps that I've moved to a state that allows wine to be shipped!) These wines seemed too good to pass up. Don't let me down, Page Cellars!

I'd just like to give a hat tip to those that sourced this item. It's precisely the kind of offer I would personally enjoy seeing more of--ie, boutique, family-run winery clearly making quality juice that cannot normally be purchased much beyond the confines of their tasting room. And while I love California, I'm all for a regular helping of the Pacific Northwest.

What's the drinking window for the 2006 Preface and Syrah? Thanks

What's the max temp to ship in? I've typically tried to stay away from buying when it hits the mid 80's, but I've heard people go into the 90's. I'm tempted to click, but wondering what other's do. Also, drinking window?

bradlkm wrote:I've bought several items from woot before, but I was a wine.woot virgin until today. (It helps that I've moved to a state that allows wine to be shipped!) These wines seemed too good to pass up. Don't let me down, Page Cellars!

Not here! You will be pleasently surprised. We may be small but we make premium wines at afforable prices. Keep in touch I want to get your feed back. Thank you. Jim

Cari123 wrote:What's the drinking window for the 2006 Preface and Syrah? Thanks

While very drinkable now our wines are made to last. I always advise people to check with us annually to see where the specfic vintages are. That being said, If you want to lay it down for several more years, not a problem. We just got into an 03 the other day and it was a beautiful wine still with lots of life. Cheers! jim

eluofthenine wrote:What's the max temp to ship in? I've typically tried to stay away from buying when it hits the mid 80's, but I've heard people go into the 90's. I'm tempted to click, but wondering what other's do. Also, drinking window?

We are very aware of where the wines are being shipped, sometimes we will ship with ice packs and double box for protection. Often I watch the temps where the wine is going and contact the buyer to discuss. Wineries are very protective of their children. Cheers! jim

pagecellars wrote:We are very aware of where the wines are being shipped, sometimes we will ship with ice packs and double box for protection. Often I watch the temps where the wine is going and contact the buyer to discuss. Wineries are very protective of their children. Cheers! jim

LOL you should be a politician! Well I was done winewooting until the fall because I was nervous of the temps, but I just can't pass up this interesting set of Washington reds (of which I have none in my stores.) In for 2 for the first time! Hope you keep an eye on these KS temps for me ;)

pagecellars wrote:You can call me 245 246 7874

This number is no longer connected. Do you have a different one or should I call the one listed on the website? You can pm me if that is easier (or if you know how).

Thanks.

North316 wrote:This number is no longer connected. Do you have a different one or should I call the one listed on the website? You can pm me if that is easier (or if you know how).

Thanks.

Sorry, fat fingers 425 246 7874

eluofthenine wrote:LOL you should be a politician! Well I was done winewooting until the fall because I was nervous of the temps, but I just can't pass up this interesting set of Washington reds (of which I have none in my stores.) In for 2 for the first time! Hope you keep an eye on these KS temps for me ;)

Don't be mean now, no need to bring in politics. ;)

Well, he has at least two of us in KS to look out for

Had a licensing call with the guys from that little tech company in Redmond today and had to ask about this winery/wines....good comments on the winery and Red Mountain. One of the attorneys gushed over the Syrah. I'm always looking for new wineries/new wines to add to my list..

Do you guys have a mailing list?

In for 2!! Cautiously optimistic that this may be a real gem. A little gift to myself on this hump day!!

pagecellars wrote:Not here! You will be pleasently surprised. We may be small but we make premium wines at afforable prices. Keep in touch I want to get your feed back. Thank you. Jim

I'll do that! Thanks.

Nice comments, interesting and something I've not had any of, great participation Jim. In for a two woot flyer, something I seldom do.

Yeah, I'd be all over this, except I'm on a BIWBM and I've still bought 8 bottles since the 1st and I need to fix my cellar or buy a new one. FML.

my first black tie buy!

how could i not?...interesting complex sounding wines from a region i have very little experience with.

neilfindswine wrote:...I think we need to fix your cellar. My old man is a television repairman, he's got this ultimate set of tools...

Cellar repair party at my place. Everyone's invited. Wine will be provided!

kylemittskus wrote:Cellar repair party at my place. Everyone's invited. Wine will be provided!

I'll bring my tools, torch, and refrigerant; send ticket!

Humm, wonder what TSA would think of those.

Cesare wrote:Page Cellars Estate Washington Reds
$47.99 + $5 shipping
CONDITION: Red
PRODUCTS:
1 2006 Page Cellars Syrah, Red Mountain, Klipsun Vineyard
1 2006 Page Cellars Preface Cabernet Sauvignon
CT links above

As a relative newcomer to the discussion, I hesitate to correct such a pillar of the community as Cesare, but I believe his posted CT link to the Preface is incorrect. He linked to the 2006 Preface Bordeaux Blend, not the 2006 Preface Cabernet. Here is the correct link:

2006 Page Cellars Preface Cabernet Sauvignon

When I first looked last night I didn't think I was interested, but checking back now and reading all the posts, I am in for 2.

Just goes to show how great the quality of discussion is around here. I am getting an education in wine by hanging around with y'all. My appreciation goes out to woot and the community, and to the wineries. Cheers.

Zaleus wrote:Don't be mean now, no need to bring in politics. ;)

Well, he has at least two of us in KS to look out for

Better make that 3. Was up in the northwest in March. Thoroughly enjoyed the wines and the scenery. Looking forward to trying this.

blakewoot wrote:When I first looked last night I didn't think I was interested, but checking back now and reading all the posts, I am in for 2.

at $36/bottle and seemingly only through the winery, how can you go wrong at $47 for two?

kylemittskus wrote:Yeah, I'd be all over this, except I'm on a BIWBM and I've still bought 8 bottles since the 1st and I need to fix my cellar or buy a new one. FML.

I've bben around a bit, world flyer, alot of destionations,, but BIWBM; Help Jim

blakewoot wrote:When I first looked last night I didn't think I was interested, but checking back now and reading all the posts, I am in for 2.

Just goes to show how great the quality of discussion is around here. I am getting an education in wine by hanging around with y'all. My appreciation goes out to woot and the community, and to the wineries. Cheers.

I am thinking TX Y'all

mmarstall wrote:Better make that 3. Was up in the northwest in March. Thoroughly enjoyed the wines and the scenery. Looking forward to trying this.

You wooters are fabulious. Thanks so much. Jim

pagecellars wrote:I've bben around a bit, world flyer, alot of destionations,, but BIWBM; Help Jim

Baby Imposed Wine Buying Moratorium. We also have the Self Imposed and the She Who Must Be Obeyed Imposed Wine Buying Moratoriums.

pagecellars wrote:You wooters are fabulious. Thanks so much. Jim

OK bottling is over, tired and can't spell but appreciate the response. Maybe we can do this again with Y'all

kylemittskus wrote:Baby Imposed Wine Buying Moratorium. We also have the Self Imposed and the She Who Must Be Obeyed Imposed Wine Buying Moratoriums.

I get it . Be stong or not! Cheers! Jim

eluofthenine wrote:at $36/bottle and seemingly only through the winery, how can you go wrong at $47 for two?

You are the best, and you got the best. Enjoy! Jim

mmarstall wrote:Better make that 3. Was up in the northwest in March. Thoroughly enjoyed the wines and the scenery. Looking forward to trying this.

Come and see us next time your this way, I would love to talk wine. Cheers! jim

rjquillin wrote:Nice comments, interesting and something I've not had any of, great participation Jim. In for a two woot flyer, something I seldom do.

Appreciate your support, we are hear to make to make graeat wine at affordable prices. Love laugh and live, most of all share with friends. Cheers! jim

I am just thinking, maybe next time my litttle woot character might have a helmet and some hockey skates, just a thought. Cheers! jim

I dove in. We visited you all during our honeymoon (almost 4 years ago) and loved your stuff. We recently drank a Lick My Lips and still have a Libra de Carta on hand.

P.S. Woot - Washington and Oregon wines are always welcome as I am a homer.

rjquillin wrote:I'll bring my tools, torch, and refrigerant; send ticket!

Humm, wonder what TSA would think of those.

I'll bring the corkscrew, some wine and a handy hubby! Cheers, Monica!

Got my stuff today - thanks Page!