Radog Santa Lucia Highlands Riesling
$89.99 + $5 shipping
CONDITION: White
PRODUCT: 12 2007 Radog Riesling, Santa Lucia Highlands
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Previous offer:
4/30/12

My previous order just arrived last week.

Haven't tasted it yet

I had bought this at the end of April. I tried it this weekend. I enjoyed it as did my friends. It is in the medium range. Not dry, nor overly sweet. I am in for another case and have more wine than I can drink. With this purchase I will willing to give some as gifts.

Flybranda wrote:My previous order just arrived last week.

Haven't tasted it yet

Open it up and taste it! Hurry before the wootoff is gone!
Of course it's not too early...

Flybranda wrote:My previous order just arrived last week.

Haven't tasted it yet

Same here! But we have tasted it and it's yummy!!! Good summer sipper.

Shared a bottle of Rad Dog with my husband. We liked it. Very easy to drink. 11 more bottles to go!

I almost chardonnayed all over myself reading the description for this.

kmontrose wrote:Open it up and taste it! Hurry before the wootoff is gone!
Of course it's not too early...

Hmmm...

If I had an open bottle here at work, I suppose I'd do even less work and spend more on the woot-off

Do you work for W.W. ? On commission?

Skipped this last time b/c of the wineries recommendation that it be drunk by Thanksgiving. Think I'll go in this time though (need some high QPR Riesling around,) but would prefer to split with someone in NYC.. (EJ? Anyone else in NYC?)

Question: During the Woot Off... What's the time frame for each one? Two hours?

sokky81 wrote:Question: During the Woot Off... What's the time frame for each one? Two hours?

Depends on the popularity of the item and the quantity available. If you really want something, don't wait to think about it, it can be gone in the blink of an eye...

Use something like mywoot.net which helps by giving you approximate % of what's left.

Just opened a bottle the other night. Very tasty, goes nicely with spicy food.

Hopefully this is the worst woot-off ever. Because I can't afford it.

I have a VERY short list of items I would buy if they pop up, but hopefully they don't.

So very tempting. But... I riesled yesterday's deal.

Then again, can one ever really have too much riesling?

Not dry, not sweet.
This is VERY easy to drink.
Possibly *too* easy.
My neighbor, BF and I went through 4 bottles last Thursday (celebrating Constitution Day in Norway, of course)

If I hadnt gotten two cases last time (because of the original mistake in the offer) - and hadnt picked up the F-Bomb yesterday
I would definitely be in for another.

baslyons wrote:So very tempting. But... I riesled yesterday's deal.

Then again, can one ever really have too much riesling?

I hear you... I bought the Wine Cellars F-bomb based off of Wooters comments. I still have have St. Julian Riesling as well that I haven't touched. How about putting more Pinot, Chardonnay, ...?

I wish oh how I wish for the Radog Pinot Noir! Hope this is as wonderful.

sokky81 wrote:I hear you... I bought the Wine Cellars F-bomb based off of Wooters comments. I still have have St. Julian Riesling as well that I haven't touched. How about putting more Pinot, Chardonnay, ...?

The St. Julian Riesling is quite sweet. It looks like this one should be more medium dry.

Anyone had both that can give a quick comparison?

mschauber wrote:Skipped this last time b/c of the wineries recommendation that it be drunk by Thanksgiving. Think I'll go in this time though (need some high QPR Riesling around,) but would prefer to split with someone in NYC.. (EJ? Anyone else in NYC?)

I work on the UES and would be happy to split a case if you are still interested

Ticked at myself for missing the F-bomb yesterday (damn golfing...err, drinking). Had to redeem myself. This should get us through June...hopefully.

I told y'all it was excellent when it was on woffer a few weeks ago, didn't I? Yes I did.

Is this a sulfate wine? Found out the hard way that my wife has been having a ever increasing reaction to sulfate. And she loves white wines :-(

Rose`....Rose`....Rose`...Rose`...
Come on woot, need something cool and tastey to sip by the pool. Summer is here.

wootering wrote:I work on the UES and would be happy to split a case if you are still interested

PM sent..

mschauber wrote:The St. Julian Riesling is quite sweet. It looks like this one should be more medium dry.

Anyone had both that can give a quick comparison?

Sorry... Getting ready for work so I can't open it up to give you a comparison. However I can tell you the Rad Dog is an easy one to drink. A little dryness...

tparker915 wrote:Is this a sulfate wine? Found out the hard way that my wife has been having a ever increasing reaction to sulfate. And she loves white wines :-(

unlikely as it has low pH. sulfites increase exponentially with pH.

very good easy drinking wine with great acidity to balance the demi-sec sweetness! Steal at this price.. petrolly flavours a bit too.

Have never commented on a Woot! before, but just had to add that this was the most easy drinking Riesling I've ever had, the case is already gone! Should have purchased 2!