Undergroundcellar wine deals.
Buy good wines, get upgraded to great wine! This offer has only 3 days left!
http://www.undergroundcellar.com/?r=kar-mun-2
(Use my link for a $25 first time user credit! - which means a FREE bottle for this offer!)
Here is the link for the offer: https://www.undergroundcellar.com/wine-deals/zany-zinfandel-blowout
Buy a bottle for $19, and you may get fantastic upgrades (valued up to $165!). Buy more bottles for guaranteed upgrades. This is what you buy for $19:
2012 Wheelhouse Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel 750ML for $19/bottle (or FREE for first time buyers!) but only 0.21% of the offer, ie 99%+ are UPGRADES!!
Winemaker Notes: The grapes for our Zinfandel were drawn from Sonoma County’s Dry Creek Valley, an area that is has emerged known one of California’s top growing area for Zinfandel. Sonoma County’s diverse growing climates each provide unique characteristics to Zinfandel grapes. The Dry Creek Valley tends toward very dry and warm growing conditions during the day, with ample hillside vineyards. Grapes grown under these conditions are noted for smaller size, concentrated flavors, structure and richness on the palate. Tasting Notes: This Zinfandel is a wine of structure and finesse backed by dark fruit flavors, including blackberry, cherry along with a hint of spice. Its suppleness lends it to drinking now, but it will age gracefully over the upcoming decade. The wine will pair well with roasted or grilled meats such as filet mignon or a New York strip steak.
This is what you might be upgraded to:
1997 Turley Hayne Vineyard St. Helena Zinfandel 750ML valued at $165/bottle at the winery (only 0.21% of the offered bottles)
Accolades: 97 pts.- Robert Parker: "The 1997 Zinfandel Hayne Vineyard is unquestionably a remarkable wine. However, it will be very backward and potentially long-lived. It was only slightly evolved when I tasted it in September, displaying an opaque saturated, thick-looking purple color, and unevolved but promising notes of black raspberry liqueur intermixed with minerals, spice, and cherry fruit. Massive yet phenomenally rich, admirably pure, and representing the essence of this varietal, this wine requires 12-18 months of bottle age; it should drink well for 10-15 years. An extraordinary Zinfandel, with 17.2% alcohol."
99% of other upgrades range from $32-36/bottle, different years (2013, 2012 and 2010) of the Harvest Moon RandyZin Sonoma. A very high chance of getting one of these bottles for only $19!
The RandyZin is a county-wide compilation of Zin with small amounts of Riebli Syrah and Alexander Valley Sangiovese blended in towards the end of barrel aging to create a tasty wine which pairs well with BBQ and accompanies the avid reader on those cold winter nights. We assemble this blend each vintage to offer an easy drinking cocktail style red wine that doesn't require bottle aging or excuse to open.
Winemaker Notes:
The 2012 RandyZin is a compilation of 92% Zinfandel and 8% Sangiovese from fruit grown in the Russian River Valley and Sonoma County. The Sangiovese comes from Alexander Valley and brings lower acid levels than the Zinfandel, which allows the blend to be able to drink now, yet can lie down for 3-5 years. 525 cases made.
The RandyZin represents our desire in Sonoma County to truly enjoy life and not take ourselves too serious. Feeling a little Randy today?
Tasting Notes:
Zinfandel and Sangiovese blend begins with earthy subtle white pepper and red floral tea notes. Bright, youthful boysenberry followed by the juicy tart strawberry leaves you feeling satisfied. We recommend pairing with BBQ and other hearty fare!
Winemaker Notes:
The 2013 RandyZin is a compilation of 88% Zinfandel and 12% Sangiovese from fruit grown in the Russian River Valley and Sonoma County. The Sangiovese comes from Alexander Valley and brings lower acid levels than the Zinfandel, which allows the blend to be able to drink now, yet can lie down for 3-5 years. 525 cases made.
The RandyZin represents our desire in Sonoma County to truly enjoy life and not take ourselves too serious. Feeling a little Randy today?
Tasting Notes:
Zinfandel and Sangiovese blend begins with earthy subtle white pepper and red floral tea notes. Bright, youthful boysenberry followed by the juicy tart strawberry leaves you feeling satisfied. We recommend pairing with the first BBQ of spring.
Good luck if participating!
p/s: Full disclosure, I have a very small investment interest in Underground Cellar via Angelist.