Copa Del Rey Chilean 2009 Cabernet Sauvignon 6-Pack
$49.99 $̶9̶1̶.̶8̶5̶ 46% off List Price
2009 Copa Del Rey Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon

Previous offer:
10/15/11

hmm... Copa del Rey.

Must be break time.

OK Fred, how good is this, really?

Hey wine.woot gods, please put up some Vella Mezzo Secco before the day ends. Please? Mine's all gone.

The old woot-off standby.

moondigger wrote:Hey wine.woot gods, please put up some Vella Mezzo Secco before the day ends. Please? Mine's all gone.

I agree! Or the dry jack--I go back and forth on which I like better.

My wife loves this wine. My third time ordering (or is it four?). Tastes great & great price!

I don't get overly excited opening a bottle of Copa, yet I continue to purchase these by the case. At the price, it's just a good everyday drinker.

we are always in for the Copa -- sure, I know many posters are not. But hey, that's what keeps us Wooting new things too. six orders since this Woot Off started ... Woaaaa.

A good $8.00 Cab. With that said, it is an $8 Cab, so expectations should be at that level. I have bought and enjoyed, but would not bring out for company. But if the kids are in bed and I want a cab, I have no problem drinking.

rjquillin wrote:OK Fred, how good is this, really?

One of many links:
http://wine.woot.com/forums/viewpost.aspx?postid=5381803
http://wine.woot.com/forums/viewpost.aspx?postid=5245300
http://wine.woot.com/forums/viewpost.aspx?postid=5322398
... and a few more ...
To summarize: too much vanilla for his palate, has outgrown this.
One quote:

pass, I have outgrown this wine, I just don't like it. The last couple of bottles I had to mix with another red to make my own blend so I could finish it. This is one Cab I'll pass on every time.

rjquillin wrote:OK Fred, how good is this, really?

heh, heh, heh,.........pass

andreaserben wrote:

Oh My I have a stalker

BarryHill wrote:My wife loves this wine. My third time ordering (or is it four?). Tastes great & great price!

Counting today, I'm at 5.5 cases ordered. Keep em comin woot.

emmabean2000 wrote:...I have no problem drinking.

Yeah, yeah, sure, that's what they all say!

In for the max -- my friends love this stuff.

fredrinaldi wrote:Oh My I have a stalker

It is "fredrinaldiweek"

Fantastic every day wine! Fourth time I have purchased.

I agree with the poster who suggested managing your expectations for this wine. Although I would probably rate it more in the $12-$15 range making it a nice enough deal.

Obviously, I greatly enjoy the finer wines, but the budget can't handle them for every day. So this is a staple of my many go tos.

Great aroma, nice mouthfeel. Perfect wine for the typical weeknight dinners.

Wife loves it too!

Bad cab. : (

Dang, I was encouraged by the sustainability philosophy of the company as I like to support such companies, but it doesn't seem like this wine is great.

fredrinaldi wrote:Oh My I have a stalker

Fred....with your own Woot Plus and the accompanying Woot God Status you might have lots of stalkers!!! Ah, the price of celebrity!!!

As to the wine....w/ the comments in the past from many Woot tasters I have grown to trust...pass.

That doesn't mean I will pass on anything the Hahn's put in a bottle, have had many great Hahn Family wines!

hey woot gods, how bout some wine glasses, since I remodeled and put all hardwood floors in, I have brokena a lot of wine glasses, good news is I dont have to work at getting red wine stains out of the carpet anymore. (BTW hydrogen peroxide works great)

Winedavid39 wrote:probably the best woot off selling wine in history.

Is it also the cheapest? It really is bad cab for the price. So sad, I like cheap drinkable cabs; this is not one.

$5 cheaper than it was last time. What the heck. In for a couple.

Nate650 wrote:Dang, I was encouraged by the sustainability philosophy of the company as I like to support such companies, but it doesn't seem like this wine is great.

Of course it's not great; it's $8/btl!

fredrinaldi wrote:I dont have to work at getting red wine stains out of the carpet anymore. (BTW hydrogen peroxide works great)

Hydrogen peroxide works well for blood stains too, especially if you get them before the blood dries.

Looking back, that previous sentence seems kind of creepy out of context. I know this because I have a child who gets frequent bloody noses in dry weather.

sandig7 wrote:Is it also the cheapest? It really is bad cab for the price. So sad, I like cheap drinkable cabs; this is not one.

Can't agree since we do think this is a decent inexpensive "every day" cab. Also a decent second or third bottle of wine after better ones have been opened and emptied.

For the price, if some Wooters have not tried it -- grab on for 6. Like someone said, if needed, use it for a home blend, or even homemade sangria and it wont go to waste.

Screw it, in for one. I was initially gonna go for it because I thought I had already made a purchase today so I'd get free shipping, but apparently my previous order was yesterday. For some reason though I ended up going for it even with added shipping and tax.

By the way, has Woot started charging tax for CA customers due to the new Amazon law?

sandig7 wrote:Is it also the cheapest? It really is bad cab for the price. So sad, I like cheap drinkable cabs; this is not one.

Tried Dynamite or Paul Newman's Cabs? Both 7 to 8 bucks (Ralphs/Krogers buy 6 get additional 30% off price)not bad at all.

Nate650 wrote:Screw it, in for one. I was initially gonna go for it because I thought I had already made a purchase today so I'd get free shipping, but apparently my previous order was yesterday. For some reason though I ended up going for it even with added shipping and tax.

By the way, has Woot started charging tax for CA customers due to the new Amazon law?

Tax for everyone now which is why this is $5 cheaper than last time.

bunnyh64 wrote:Can't agree since we do think this is a decent inexpensive "every day" cab. Also a decent second or third bottle of wine after better ones have been opened and emptied.

For the price, if some Wooters have not tried it -- grab on for 6. Like someone said, if needed, use it for a home blend, or even homemade sangria and it wont go to waste.

We drink a lot of $5 - $8 Australian cabs and that's where my perspective comes from. Disclosure: my husband is an Aussie and i'm an Australian citizen, now. We may be biased but Australians do make good, cheap cabs.

kylemittskus wrote:Tax for everyone now which is why this is $5 cheaper than last time.

Good to know. Thank you.

Not to beat a dead horse BUT this same offer was $49.99 back in Ocotber-before tax came into play. It is $49.99 today so the explanation that tax was included before should mke this offer around $44.99. I am not a math expert but it does NOT add up.

sandig7 wrote:We drink a lot of $5 - $8 Australian cabs and that's where my perspective comes from. Disclosure: my husband is an Aussie and i'm an Australian citizen, now. We may be biased but Australians do make good, cheap cabs.

I agree with you that Australia produces a lot of good value wines. However, I think the same can be said of Argentina and Chile. Regardless, obviously taste in wine is a subjective one, so what one person considers good another may not like. Neither is right/wrong.

IMO it's bad even for $8 a bottle, but I get to proudly be one of the first with that opinion. I got crucified the first time I said that in a wootoff.

I'm going to quietly dream for the il campo blend for a cheap wine stock-up.

For the money this is a GREAT wine for everyday drinking. Anyone that says it's a bad wine, must have had a bad bottle or their palate is so refined that nothing less than a $50 bottle will satisfy. There is absolutely nothing to not like about this cab.

sdwindansea wrote:I agree with you that Australia produces a lot of good value wines. However, I think the same can be said of Argentina and Chile. Regardless, obviously taste in wine is a subjective one, so what one person considers good another may not like. Neither is right/wrong.

I agree. We enjoy both but they're not on sale as much as the Australian wines.

Raid wrote:For the money this is a GREAT wine for everyday drinking. Anyone that says it's a bad wine, must have had a bad bottle or their palate is so refined that nothing less than a $50 bottle will satisfy. There is absolutely nothing to not like about this cab.

I had 18 bad bottles. It's drinkable but not worth $8/bottle. I have never had a $50 bottle of wine but have given a few away as presents. We spend between $5 -15/bottle with the average about $10. We also drink box wines so perhaps it's my palate! ; )

Nate650 wrote:Screw it, in for one. I was initially gonna go for it because I thought I had already made a purchase today so I'd get free shipping, but apparently my previous order was yesterday. For some reason though I ended up going for it even with added shipping and tax.

By the way, has Woot started charging tax for CA customers due to the new Amazon law?

They also charge tax in WA.