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Cinque Insieme Wildcat Mountain Pinot Noir

Speed to First Woot:
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Last Wooter to Woot:
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Last Purchase:
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Order Pace (rank):
Top 43% of Wine Woots
Bottom 41% of all Woots
Woots Sold (rank):
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Bottom 21% of all Woots

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Cinque Insieme Wildcat Mountain Pinot Noir
$45.99 + $5 shipping
CONDITION: Red
PRODUCT: 3 2008 Cinque Insieme Wildcat Mountain Pinot Noir
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Jennings really liked the '06 Syrah; 92.

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Greshmahg


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I'm a major pinot noir snob.

Strike 1: It's from Sonoma instead of Willamette or Columbia Valley
Strike 2: That's one of the worst descriptions ever. It's like the vintner doesn't even know what it tastes like, so he just calls it "essence of blue fruits".
Strike 3: Other reviews state that it has mostly a taste of raspberry, which is neither a black nor a blue fruit, and it's review score was...not kind other than to say it had an above-average finish.

NEXT!

jchasma


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Greshmahg wrote:I'm a major pinot noir snob.

Strike 1: It's from Sonoma instead of Willamette or Columbia Valley
Strike 2: That's one of the worst descriptions ever. It's like the vintner doesn't even know what it tastes like, so he just calls it "essence of blue fruits".
Strike 3: Other reviews state that it has mostly a taste of raspberry, which is neither a black nor a blue fruit, and it's review score was...not kind other than to say it had an above-average finish.

NEXT!



Agreed! But sometimes I'll even enjoy a Russian River...

michaelrenda


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How does this compare to Macrostie Wildcat Mountain Pinor Noir?

ThunderThighs


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Evening everyone! I'm back and already been called a dictator on the other thread. Ah, the love. I'll hang out here some tonight, if that's ok. Sigh.


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had to pull over from driving and post ... I tried this bottle a few weeks back, those of you who follow other Wildcat Mountain vineyard designate Pinot Noirs will enjoy this one. Big bold flavors, a bit dense actually, autumn spices & screams Carneros tipicity. Well made juice and a total small lot find...

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Greshmahg wrote:I'm a major pinot noir snob.

Strike 1: It's from Sonoma instead of Willamette or Columbia Valley
Strike 2: That's one of the worst descriptions ever. It's like the vintner doesn't even know what it tastes like, so he just calls it "essence of blue fruits".
Strike 3: Other reviews state that it has mostly a taste of raspberry, which is neither a black nor a blue fruit, and it's review score was...not kind other than to say it had an above-average finish.

NEXT!



umm, ya, blue razzberry! duh

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ThunderThighs wrote:Evening everyone! I'm back and already been called a dictator on the other thread. Ah, the love. I'll hang out here some tonight, if that's ok. Sigh.



You're more than welcome as long as we can call you an "authoritarian."

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texacaliali


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Greshmahg wrote:I'm a major pinot noir snob.

Strike 1: It's from Sonoma instead of Willamette or Columbia Valley
Strike 2: That's one of the worst descriptions ever. It's like the vintner doesn't even know what it tastes like, so he just calls it "essence of blue fruits".
Strike 3: Other reviews state that it has mostly a taste of raspberry, which is neither a black nor a blue fruit, and it's review score was...not kind other than to say it had an above-average finish.

NEXT!



I am happy to send you a big list of very exciting California pinot producers to try.

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North316


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ThunderThighs wrote:Evening everyone! I'm back and already been called a dictator on the other thread. Ah, the love. I'll hang out here some tonight, if that's ok. Sigh.



Depends if you are bringing some Scott Harvey with you, or at least some clues!

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mnrunner


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I can't speak for this wine, but Sonoma can make some pretty amazing Pinot Grapes...particularly the coastal vineyards. Russian river is also good... Liking wines only from a certain region just means you haven't tasted enough in other regions. Winemakers and vineyard managers do make a huge difference.

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ThunderThighs wrote:Evening everyone! I'm back and already been called a dictator on the other thread. Ah, the love. I'll hang out here some tonight, if that's ok. Sigh.



Aww, TT. Sorry to be part of the cause of that over in regular woot. If it helps, I did end up buying the pen...

redwinefan


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I enjoyed their White Hawk Vineyard Syrah. These guys manage to get grapes from good vineyards for being such a small producer.

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dah7m


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Greshmahg wrote:I'm a major pinot noir snob.

Strike 1: It's from Sonoma instead of Willamette or Columbia Valley
Strike 2: That's one of the worst descriptions ever. It's like the vintner doesn't even know what it tastes like, so he just calls it "essence of blue fruits".
Strike 3: Other reviews state that it has mostly a taste of raspberry, which is neither a black nor a blue fruit, and it's review score was...not kind other than to say it had an above-average finish.

NEXT!


Willamette we'll grant you, but Columbia Valley is not exactly renowned pinot territory! Curious about this one but wish there was more info out there...

slm9951


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ThunderThighs wrote:Evening everyone! I'm back and already been called a dictator on the other thread. Ah, the love. I'll hang out here some tonight, if that's ok. Sigh.



we love you and appreciate you overseeing us!

greyday


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dah7m wrote:Willamette we'll grant you, but Columbia Valley is not exactly renowned pinot territory! Curious about this one but wish there was more info out there...



Renowned, no. Abundantly planted? Yes.

To be fair there are some really high end pinots coming out of the Columbia Valley, it's just also where most of the low end OR/WA wines come from as well.

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North316 wrote:Depends if you are bringing some Scott Harvey with you, or at least some clues!



Thanks everyone for the nice words.

No word on what's next in line. Woot-offs work different and I can't see that info.


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richardhod


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greyday wrote:Aww, TT. Sorry to be part of the cause of that over in regular woot. If it helps, I did end up buying the pen...



give us the rundown grey!

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greyday


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richardhod wrote:give us the rundown grey!



I don't know about what the recent thing is, but late last night when the wootoff servers crashed and they switched to normal woot for a day, there was like 5 pages of people babying and moaning about how woot sucks and they felt robbed and all this annoying stuff, and maybe 5 posts spliced within about the product (which I was interested in, it's a digital pen/memory stylus for iPad and I'm trying to learn to draw). So I posted asking if there was a way for the non-product related posts to be moved elsewhere, which ThunderThighs tried to do, but apparently a bunch of them got deleted or something. Again, not sure if that's the same thing as he/she's talking about right now, but people reacted poorly.

I mean, imagine a company wanting to make information about the product they're selling easily accessible? Yeah, those evil bastards. :roll:

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