Pedroncelli Sonoma County Mixed Case
$99.99 + $5 shipping
CONDITION: Red
PRODUCTS:
3 2009 Zinfandel, Mother Clone, Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County
3 2009 Sangiovese, Alto Vineyards, Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County
3 2009 Merlot, Bench Vineyards, Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma County
3 2009 Morris Fay Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon, Alexander Valley, Sonoma County
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Previous offer:
4/25/11

Welcome all--this is a screaming deal...I'm still screaming from Winedavid twisting my arm!

PedroncelliFamily wrote:Welcome all--this is a screaming deal...I'm still screaming from Winedavid twisting my arm!

Seriously! Well done! Now if only I had room for another case of wine...

Sweet Jesus on a tricycle... I've not had Pedroncelli before, I have a wine buying addiction, and wine.woot is my fix.

I must resist... Can't resist.. MUST RESIST.... MAKE ME CLICK THAT GIANT RIDICULOUSLY OVER SIZED BUTTON!!!

klezman wrote:Seriously! Well done! Now if only I had room for another case of wine...

It's never a question of more room...you simply need less clothes in the closet, fewer pieces of furniture in the living room (room for a full size wine fridge) you get the point!

klezman wrote:Seriously! Well done! Now if only I had room for another case of wine...

Agreed. Great deal. I'd buy 2 cases but I don't even have room for 1 currently.

pezmaker wrote:Sweet Jesus on a tricycle... I've not had Pedroncelli before, I have a wine buying addiction, and wine.woot is my fix.

I must resist... Can't resist.. MUST RESIST.... MAKE ME CLICK THAT GIANT RIDICULOUSLY OVER SIZED BUTTON!!!

In the words of the "Boss Monster" resistance is futile!

It's understandable that you haven't tried our wines--we're new on the block. Only 85 years in July! :-)

PedroncelliFamily wrote:In the words of the "Boss Monster" resistance is futile!

It's understandable that you haven't tried our wines--we're new on the block. Only 85 years in July! :-)

No no no, it's my inexperience, not your notoriety. I've seen your wines up prior, and SIWBM won out. I don't think it will this time.

Might have something to do with the home brewed APA i'm drinking. That's a different story.

This is just a pants-on-head retardedly good deal. Pedroncelli is a great deal at retail prices.

I don't know which grandkid got thrown in the hoosegow that's making the rest of the Pedroncelli clan accept deals like for bail money, but I'm guessing WD has some compromising polaroids*.

blah blah blah, click the damn button.


*Like instagrams, but out of business.

pezmaker wrote:No no no, it's my inexperience, not your notoriety. I've seen your wines up prior, and SIWBM won out. I don't think it will this time.

Might have something to do with the home brewed APA i'm drinking. That's a different story.

thirsty... you are getting thirsty....

andyduncan wrote:This is just a pants-on-head retardedly good deal. Pedroncelli is a great deal at retail prices.

I don't know which grandkid got thrown in the hoosegow that's making the rest of the Pedroncelli clan accept deals like for bail money, but I'm guessing WD has some compromising polaroids*.

blah blah blah, click the damn button.


*Like instagrams, but out of business.

WD is like 6'8" and let's just say I am not! I just find this so dang fun I can't resist when he comes-a-knockin'. He even got me to give pre-release on the Cab. When you get it (cause we all know you will) taste a bottle and put the other two away until next year at this time. I'm drinking the '08 now and it is out of this world!

Seriously. GREAT deal. These wines are always solid, go-to wines. For less than $10/bottle you can't go wrong. I also am a huge believer in supporting family-owned, family-friendly wineries (my girls love the bocci ball and we already have plans to visit in a few weeks!), but the qpr is seriously unbeatable.

Even though the budget has some SERIOUS issues with this, I HAVE to get a case.

sidebar general tasting notes: in general I find Pedroncelli wines to be nice and quaffable. On the younger side you tend to get hints of oak and fruit, but I am not a fan of fruit bombs and even their Petit Sirah is more temperate than most. Decent acidity and structure tend to be present, keeping the wines from collapsing on your palate. (I realize this is general, but I don't have notes immediately on-hand, and we're talking about four different wines here.)

PedroncelliFamily wrote:Welcome all--this is a screaming deal...I'm still screaming from Winedavid twisting my arm!

Only way I can do this is if all the wines can be cellared for at least 3 years or more. So what are the drinking windows, please?

I learned my lesson on these Pedoncelli mixed case deals. Buy low, store for a year+ . . . the longer you can hold out, the better the QPR

dammit lol...i already have a growing stash of every variety of wine offered on this deal...still tempted, however...

joannevicious wrote:

sidebar general tasting notes: in general I find Pedroncelli wines to be nice and quaffable. On the younger side you tend to get hints of oak and fruit, but I am not a fan of fruit bombs and even their Petit Sirah is more temperate than most. Decent acidity and structure tend to be present, keeping the wines from collapsing on your palate. (I realize this is general, but I don't have notes immediately on-hand, and we're talking about four different wines here.)

So nice when someone "gets it". Pedroncelli is actually Italian for "decent acidity and structure".
Thanks!

speedoo wrote:Only way I can do this is if all the wines can be cellared for at least 3 years or more. So what are the drinking windows, please?

If the usual rules apply, you want to drink the zin and the merlot within two years. the cab and the sangiovese can probably be stashed for at least two years before even considering popping the cork.

speedoo wrote:Only way I can do this is if all the wines can be cellared for at least 3 years or more. So what are the drinking windows, please?

Easily 3 years on the Cab, Sangio, and Merlot. Likely on the Zin too, but it is drinking really nice right now--maybe two years? I recently had an 86 Merlot side by side with the '06. Unbelievably similar. The '86 still had fruit, great balance.

Sangiovese is just released. Our wines develop really nicely in the bottle...push the button! I promise, you'll thank me in three years, or I'll drink them for you!

PedroncelliFamily wrote:thirsty... you are getting thirsty....

Done. Did it. I couldn't deny myself any longer. I'm going to check this when I getup for work and see if it's already sold out.

pezmaker wrote:Done. Did it. I couldn't deny myself any longer. I'm going to check this when I getup for work and see if it's already sold out.

sleep well. I'm about ready to do that too. Was up at 3:15pdt today!

And just when I was congratulating myself for having survived the Woot-Off with only a box of chocolates on my conscience! This is a deal I can't pass up as I've certainly enjoyed Pedroncelli wines from previous Woots!

We have a great interactive wine and recipe file online Recipes

Alison Gail Bixby wrote:And just when I was congratulating myself for having survived the Woot-Off with only a box of chocolates on my conscience! This is a deal I can't pass up as I've certainly enjoyed Pedroncelli wines from previous Woots!

Thanks. We really enjoy offering the wines here. It helps us reach a whole new group of folks! Do you receive our monthly enews? We only send it out once a month...and once in a while we offer a "Winedavid" kind of deal ourselves! Newsletter

Just signed up. You are a good salesman, Ed. Also enjoying browsing the recipes, but they will have to wait for another day!

I have been wanting an excuse to turn a basement closet into a wine closet. I cant think of a better excuse then a case of wine I need to store for a year or 2.

What Tiny Flowers is with this two-case shipping limit? I want to stretch my $5 in shipping.

Either this turns out awesome, or we've got housewarming/christmas gifts galore for the next few years - or both.

Thanks for the great deal - looking forward to the merlot.

Jonscouch2 wrote:I have been wanting an excuse to turn a basement closet into a wine closet. I cant think of a better excuse then a case of wine I need to store for a year or 2.

One case. One case? Really?

I've taken advantage of a couple of the Pedroncelli deals here, always a great QPR. Just had my last bottle of the 2005 Sangiovese and it was awesome. Tried one of the 2008 Morris Fay cabs I bought about this time last year and it was absolutely bomber. Love their(in my humble opinion)more old world style and approach to wine making.

Well, after at least 2 previous Pedroncelli mixed cases we saw this and auto bought...

Yes we have 30+ bottles coming from the woot off and we are going to Europe for 2 weeks and we have no more storage (180 bottle condo cellar is full) - this deal is too good to pass up.

Just go and hit the stupid yellow button - you won't regret...

Enough said!

JoshuaInMN wrote:What Tiny Flowers is with this two-case shipping limit? I want to stretch my $5 in shipping.

Either this turns out awesome, or we've got housewarming/christmas gifts galore for the next few years - or both.

Thanks for the great deal - looking forward to the merlot.

House warming wine you say... check this out friends.red

Oh, why fight it?

In for one. Only their Monkey 2nd Prize Cab. would be a faster buy.

46&2 wrote:I've taken advantage of a couple of the Pedroncelli deals here, always a great QPR. Just had my last bottle of the 2005 Sangiovese and it was awesome. Tried one of the 2008 Morris Fay cabs I bought about this time last year and it was absolutely bomber. Love their(in my humble opinion)more old world style and approach to wine making.

2nd, 3rd, and 4th generation family working side by side. It's nice to stay in touch with our roots! Thanks for your nice words.

klezman wrote:Seriously! Well done! Now if only I had room for another case of wine...

closet, bath room, kitchen, trunk of your car...

You are overthinking this my friend....

sdbcmr wrote:Oh, why fight it?

In for one. Only their Monkey 2nd Prize Cab. would be a faster buy.

Wait wait wait wait.... 2nd Prize was Pedroncelli? then I HAVE had this deliciousness before.

I'm even happier I bought now.

I managed to get three cases last time, so I'm, well-stocked with the 08s, but this is a cracking deal and I autobought the maximum last time immediately... hence I made like a bandit with 48 bottles!

I'm cellaring the Cab for a while, Zin's finished (a little hot, but great for taking to parties where you want to drink something decent with spicy fruit), the Sangiovese's lovely now, but will definitely keep, and the Syrah is nicely restrained simple northern-Rhone with fruit, but I'm drinking it soon, as it's not got a lot of structure and wasn't better on day two.

This case is Merlot instead of Syrah, and that'll probably age like the Cab as Pedroncelli suggests! Incidentally, I still have the Friends Red T-shirt from the 2010 woot tour!

Richard, you're not making this any easier. Maybe I'll order a case to my SF location instead of LA...then I'd have options! Currently up here I can drink Pinot from Ontario or NZ. Maybe that's the best answer. Let molarchae deal with the storage space issue

PedroncelliFamily wrote:Welcome all--this is a screaming deal...I'm still screaming from Winedavid twisting my arm!

Yes, screamin' just like a year ago.... Same price.

Thanks for the drinking window info. In for a case, even though I have not touched last year's case.

In for one...

On a side note, can we all decide on one label for Wine.Woot.com on Cellar Tracker, I see some people labeling it at Wine.Woot, some wine.woot.com, i personally have it listed as Woot Wine (which makes no sense). Can we all agree on one label please?

Now that I'm considering building my own 300+ bottle cooled wine closet (instead of just buying a wine cooler), I guess I could find room for this...

Seriously, though... must not buy. Must. Not. Buy.