Woot Cellars Quaffmor 2010 Sauvignon Blanc 5-Pack
$49.99
2010 Woot Cellars Quaffmor Sauvignon Blanc

Previous offer:
10/3/12

Cesare wrote:Woot Cellars Quaffmor 2010 Sauvignon Blanc 5-Pack
$49.99
2010 Woot Cellars Quaffmor Sauvignon Blanc

cheaper for most even after tax compared to $54.99 before.

I'm sad the Woot Cellars wine I've been downing lately doesn't have the exclamation point on the cork.

laineyhigg wrote:I'm sad the Woot Cellars wine I've been downing lately doesn't have the exclamation point on the cork.

Me too!
My wife liked this but it competes with readily available similarly priced SB's at local markets. Sorry woot, you cant have my money again for this one.

Oh wait..I for got the rule for woot-offs, this is excellent and you should all buy three.

If your quaff lasts longer than a week you should see a doctor.

Delicious stuff, far too easy to drink. And the bottle is awesome. I only got my first two of these out of one of the case offerings earlier this year - in for one, no brainer!

wordek wrote:Delicious stuff, far too easy to drink. And the bottle is awesome. I only got my first two of these out of one of the case offerings earlier this year - in for one, no brainer!

notes? Is it tropical fruity or grapfruity? Also, does it have some CO2 to add a bit of fizz? I enjooy tropical notes with slight fizz for summer suipping. Thanks

losthighwayz wrote:notes? Is it tropical fruity or grapfruity? Also, does it have some CO2 to add a bit of fizz? I enjooy tropical notes with slight fizz for summer suipping. Thanks

No clue about the flavor profile but I guarantee it isn't fizzy at all. Any fizziness outside of intentional bubbles is secondary fermentation which is a flaw, although doesn't necessarily make the wine bad.

losthighwayz wrote:notes? Is it tropical fruity or grapfruity? Also, does it have some CO2 to add a bit of fizz? I enjooy tropical notes with slight fizz for summer suipping. Thanks

We found it to be more tropical than grape fruity. Good acid and minerality. No fizziness.

cortot20 wrote:We found it to be more tropical than grape fruity. Good acid and minerality. No fizziness.

Worth $11?

cortot20 wrote:We found it to be more tropical than grape fruity. Good acid and minerality. No fizziness.

Thanks. What eradily-available SB would you compare to?

rlmanzo wrote:Worth $11?

I would say its worth the price point of $11-12, don't be prepared to be blown away but it is a solid wine at that price.

I'm primarily (95%+) a dry reds kind of guy, so I couldn't see spending $60 on whites -- despite the fact that Sauvignon Blanc is my favorite white varietal, and the label is tres cool.

But my friend (and fellow wooter councile) kindly agreed to take two bottles from the five pack, so I'm in for one.

I bought this wine for the fun labels and they were all very badly applied and coming off, and I was kind of disappointed.

The wine is pleasantly dry, and drinkable.

rlmanzo wrote:Worth $11?

Absolutely, but I prefer a younger SBlanc and there are plenty of $10-$11 2011's out that are comparable.

I got this last time it was on offer. Just finished the last bottle last week. It was pleasant enough, but not so pleasant that I would reorder.