Whites totaled over 1200 alone.
Reds were 1680, plus tax and shipping which put me at 1941.20 after removing the white wines. I will give them a call and let them know what happened. If the white wines were only 150, I’d have grabbed the 3 pack.
Steve,
My 6 billed at $852. You have a glitch.
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Certainly not $400 a bottle. I got 6 and I would have noticed.
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Sent an email and they added them to my order. Thanks everyone for the help!
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Opened my offer and was unexpectedly offered 2 six packs for the first time. Also 6 whites which I haven’t bought for 2 vintages, but do miss. What to do…
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Ask for magnums!
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It’s weird that they increased your allocation of whites, but cut Eric’s without explanation. @Eric_White did you ever reach out to ask why they cut your allocation? I definitely find it intriguing.
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I didn’t reach out, no
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I was cut one year on the regular release for no apparent reason. After I made contact they got me back up to my regular offer the next year.
Has anyone suggested reaching out to SQN directly? [newhere]
Ok!
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In my experience, they always say that, but for 15 years, my allocation has always been there. I know of only one time in recent history where they did sell out early. They usually send a reminder email if you forget to order.
Anyone who is unhappy should contact them directly. They are very responsive.
I am doubting… it’s already at 300+ with shipping and tax. Does anybody know how many bottles are made?
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Based on allocations and size of the box I’d say half as many as the regular release 
Two years ago my EBA offer disappeared due to procrastination.
My allocation is still live, but I’m trying to pull back a bit on purchases. If anyone is in the Washington DC metro area and interested in taking my allocation or splitting it with me in some way, let me know. I was offered one estate box and 3 whites.
