Brooklyn Brine Artisan Pickles Sample 12-Pack
$79.99
(2) Brooklyn Brine NYC Deli Pickles, 24 oz
(2) Brooklyn Brine Whiskey Sour Pickles, 24 oz
(2) Brooklyn Brine Damn Spicy Pickles, 24 oz
(1) Brooklyn Brine Maple Bourbon Bread & Butter Pickles, 16 oz
(1) Brooklyn Brine Spicy Maple Bourbon (Bread & Butter), 16 oz
(1) Brooklyn Brine Hop-Pickle, 16 oz
(1) Brooklyn Brine Fennel Beets, 16 oz
(1) Brooklyn Brine Whiskey Barrel Sauerkraut, 16 oz
(1) Brooklyn Brine Chipotle Carrots, 16 oz

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Previous offer:
1/17/13

That's a whole lotta pickles!

I thought a Woot-off was when items were offered for a cheaper price as Woot was looking to get rid of the few it had laying about? This is the exact price it was sold for last month.

Honestly, $80 in pickles?

Tamstress wrote:I thought a Woot-off was when items were offered for a cheaper price as Woot was looking to get rid of the few it had laying about? This is the exact price it was sold for last month.

But it's half the price these pickles sell for at retail.

How quickly do these expire? This package is for 240 oz of pickles, so how many ounces of pickles do I need to eat per day to keep them from going bad?

Were things selling too quickly and they needed to slow everything down? Who spends $80 on pickles?

Don't know what I'd do with 12 jars, but last time these were offered in the 3 pack, we got some and they were VERY good.
The spicy and the whiskey sour were my favorites of the three we got, not that the NYC deli one wasn't good.
I know people are freaking about the 80 dollars, but with shipping that's 7 bucks each. They make nice gifts.
And they are far superior to any run of the mill grocery store brand.

Tamstress wrote:I thought a Woot-off was when items were offered for a cheaper price as Woot was looking to get rid of the few it had laying about? This is the exact price it was sold for last month.

Nope, same price, just more than 1 item in a day and all the excitement of waiting to see if the one item you really want shows up; all the while making the Woot/Amazon top execs even richer by buying things you wouldn't ordinarily buy, simply because you want to get in before the gold box switches to grey...

pitamuffin wrote:Were things selling too quickly and they needed to slow everything down? Who spends $80 on pickles?

lol

mschauber wrote:Nope, same price, just more than 1 item in a day and all the excitement of waiting to see if the one item you really want shows up; all the while making the Woot/Amazon top execs even richer by buying things you wouldn't ordinarily buy, simply because you want to get in before the gold box switches to grey...

Oh, those salad days of 2009, when Woot was owned by Woot, Woot-Offs had good deals and it seemed the world was our affordable oyster... /weeps/

Are they Brian Williams' approved?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOxoCi4wCmI

pitamuffin wrote:Were things selling too quickly and they needed to slow everything down? Who spends $80 on pickles?

Not to mention it wasn't that long ago they were offered so I am guessing anyone who came to wine woot looking for pickles and bought them has a few jars left. And if they don't they probably need to visit pickles anonymous.

Come on Woot, sell these in smaller lots than 12. I'd be up to try them, but 12 is just too big of a commitment for me.

Personally, I wish smaller packages were offered. I'm only interested in the NYC, Damn Spicy, and sauerkraut anyway; the rest I could live without.

ONLY 6.66/JAR; SHOULD SELL FAST!!! LOL

I still have about 9 bottles pickles and more left over from the last offering or I'd definitely be in for one. They are VERY good so if you haven't purchased some, go ahead!

Sounds interesting but a smaller set would be better. 12 jars is 8 jars too many.

I love pickles but I bought these last time and they use Apple Cider Vinegar. I am not a fan and wish I would have saved my money.

I've been able to justify (sort of) all of the wine that I've bought recently to the wife. If I ordered $80 of pickles I'd also have to look for a new place to live.

An hour of pickles and still 66% remaining.

These pickles are like public transportation. Everyone should use it...that way I'd have the roads all to myself. Everyone (else) should buy these so I can see what the next wine is.

Love to try these but...first I have to see if I have the room to store them. How do these stack up against Nathans or Claussen?

kylecountryman wrote:I've been able to justify (sort of) all of the wine that I've bought recently to the wife. If I ordered $80 of pickles I'd also have to look for a new place to live.

But I bet you could take your pickles with you!