_"As our way of saying Thank-You, and to wish you a Happy Valentine’s Day, until Saturday, February 13th only,
we are offering all of our wines @ $12.50 the bottle, on mixed-case purchases.
Quantities are very limited, so call or e-mail your order to:
Likewise. I really enjoyed the 2004 Brookside syrah. But looking on their site, there isn’t much available right now that interests me. I certainly don’t need a full case of the one syrah they are showing as available.
I can’t pretend to be objective because they are friends and customers (their PN is from my vineyard), but check out the normal pricing (http://www.millerwineworks.com/store/category.asp) and it’s obvious this sale represents a wild discount. Even if you are not on the list, it’s worth contacting them; you can probably work something out.
I mentioned my bias already, but I don’t have any financial stake here.
I think the '06 pinot is just hitting it’s stride. Your note made me realize that I hadn’t checked in on this wine in a while, so I popped one tonight. Like a lot of 06s, this one took forever to start to show its stuff, but it is hitting all the spice notes right now–sandalwood, tobacco, mace – with enough structure to make me believe it will keep getting better. At this price, there is the temptation to laud it as an everyday QPR deal, but this is more serious PN than that.
I called Gary, and got confirmation this deal is open to anyone, not just the mailing list.
Peter, Gary got around the country in his previous incarnation as a chef and he may well have done a stint in Boston , but I think both he and Kim are originally from Upstate NY.
Daniel is right that this is a deal that is aimed at survival; there is no profit in this pricing. Good luck to good people.
They were moving this week and have not been able to respond to emails until today. They are finally getting to them and you should probably hear something fairly soon.
