From $16.99 a bottle where the original RRP was 34 bucks, this mystery is "limited". Can cellar this to 2030, is a cab blend from 2017 from Fleurieu region and it was awarded by James Halliday a 95 (love me some halliday points) - PLUS Saw 8.8% back on cashback, not great but still something back
P.S Just got a ping on their website giving me a promo code for $20 off when I spend $100
Until 31 October, Referee gets $50 off $100 spend, Referrer gets 25,000 points (worth $50)
Normally, Referee receives $20 discount on their first purchase. Referrers earn 10,000 points (equivalent to $20 credit) after referrer spent over $100.
I'm no expert, but think the general idea is they don't want to discount their products to the wider public. Otherwise it devalues the brand if they see the product advertised at a lower price.
Same thoughts here
so why sell at a discount price in the first place? especially if you
Can cellar this to 2030,
It could be a cancelled export order with different a label (so they don't have to re-label).
Cash flow most likely, but storage costs, cellaring costs are others.
They probably have the same label already, so it would be additional cost to relabel - but I doubt anyone would do that anyway
Is Salomon Estate Dark Pearl Fleurieu Peninsula Cabernet SFM 2017
Hmm, vivino seems not to agree with mr Halliday.
I cannot find a rating on Vivino for the 2017 Salomon Estate Dark Pearl Fleurieu Peninsula Cabernet SFM - only the 2016.
It is listed at Qantas for $32/bottle :-)
Ordered a dozen with the referral bonus $20 off and 8.8% from Cashrewards. Thanks OP!
Limited stock suggests the vineyard or supplier has dumped excess stock from a cancelled order or glut.
How do you get the referral bonus ?
Referral Links section in this post just under the details of the deal
On Vinomofo for $16.00, full dozen buy and lesser cashback rate.
https://www.vinomofo.com/wines/red-wine/cabernet-blend-2017-…
I see 10% from Cashrewards and free shipping
Currently 10% for new customers, 6% existing customers. Usually 4.2/2.8 or similar.
I always find mystery wines… a mystery. If they are good, the seller would be more than happy to tell you what they are.