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Climbing Australian Chardonnay (6)

Speed to First Woot:
14m 11.336s
First Sucker:
rabidbat
Last Wooter to Woot:
sunshinet
Last Purchase:
7 months ago
Order Pace (rank):
Bottom 29% of Wine Woots
Bottom 33% of all Woots
Woots Sold (rank):
Bottom 44% of Wine Woots
Bottom 42% of all Woots

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  • 90% bought 1
  • 7% bought 2
  • 3% bought 3

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Cesare


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Climbing Estate Wines Australian 2007 Chardonnay 6-Pack
$49.99 (Normally $106.50) 53% off List Price
2007 Climbing Chardonnay
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-il Cesare
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“In the entire world there are only a few sounds that bring joy to all but the most jaded. One is the murmur of a kitten purring. Another is the thwack of a well-pitched baseball hitting a perfectly swung bat. And the third is the pop of a cork being pulled from a bottle of wine.” —George Taber

alexei27


 quality posts: 9 Private Messages alexei27

This does meet my "$8 a bottle" rule

...tryin to reason with hurricane season...

wootsitmatter


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Is this wine still in its prime.

dalematthew


 quality posts: 9 Private Messages dalematthew

Had some nice chards from the Orange region (Tamburlaine wines) so am interested in this for the wife.

I doubt the winery will chime in, but anyone from the office opened a bottle? Is this a Napa buttery / creamy / oaky or crisp type - or in between?

Was there MLF in the wine making process?

Thanks if anyone has any insight.

jamesozzello


 quality posts: 0 Private Messages jamesozzello

second the motion for insight or any other signs of life

annabellesma


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I might have bought this if I had a little more information. Was just a little concerned about the age of the wine....

bethsingleton22


 quality posts: 1 Private Messages bethsingleton22
annabellesma wrote:I might have bought this if I had a little more information. Was just a little concerned about the age of the wine....



Me, too. Guess I am passing.

tomatillo


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It's a shame. I'm overloaded on reds and also itching to buy some whites for swmbo, who does not like 'mineral' or crisp whites. Unfortunately or not, it's buttery and thick on the tongue or nothing. Can't buy for her without at least a minimum of local propaganda.
I drink the reds.

losthighwayz


 quality posts: 34 Private Messages losthighwayz

If its a good wine then wine david or some guest blogger will chime in....must not be worth even its 7 price tag...pass

"The older I get the better I was"

nfurlong


 quality posts: 1 Private Messages nfurlong
losthighwayz wrote:If its a good wine then wine david or some guest blogger will chime in....must not be worth even its 7 price tag...pass



+1 I was all ready to hit the big button. All I needed was confirmation that it was in the heavy MLF "buttery" camp and I was in for at least one. Sad that no one cares. :-(

Winedavid39


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Hello,

sorry for the delay, not a ton of winery involvement on this one. this is not an oak butterball ( not that there's anything wrong with that).

still drinking well. VERY good price for this wine. got some additional discounts on this one. excellent every day white IMO.

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