Round Hill California Red Blend, Round Hill California Red Blend Case
Tasting Notes
A ruby colored wine, bright and flavorful with ripe berry, fruit and spice notes. Aromas and flavors of ripe strawberry, cranberry, vanilla and dark chocolate. Soft, elegant mouthfeel with refined, silky tannins and smooth finish.
Pair Round Hill Red Blend with a prosciutto flatbread or a simple margherita pizza. Also delicious with an herb marinated, grilled flank steak, a variety of pasta dishes; soft cheeses and dark chocolate desserts
Specs
Vintage: 2020
Composition: 80% Merlot, 7.2% Ruby Cabernet, 3.3% Syrah, 3% Barbera, 3% Petite Sirah and Other Red Wines
Appellation: Select California vineyards
Alcohol: 13.5%
Closure: Cork or Screwcap
What’s Included
6-bottles:
6x Round Hill 2020 California Red Blend Case:
12x Round Hill 2020 California Red Blend
About The Winery
Winery: Rutherford Wine Company
Location: Napa Valley/Rutherford, CA
Three Generations Committed to 100% Sustainable Viticulture and the Crafting of Fine Wines.
Rutherford Wine Company is family-owned and managed with a portfolio of wines representing the rich diversity of California’s outstanding appellations. Today, the portfolio includes Rutherford Ranch Winery (Napa Valley), Round Hill, Scott Family Estate (Arroyo Seco), Lander-Jenkins Vineyards, Predator (Lodi), Rhiannon, Silver Buckle, and extensive Private Label offerings.
The company is based at Rutherford Ranch Winery, in Napa Valley’s Rutherford District - one of the region’s most renowned sub-appellations. The winery and estate vineyards are certified sustainable by the California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance. The critically acclaimed wines have been characterized as one of Napa’s great values by noted wine writer Robert Parker.
The winery received the ‘Family Owned Winery of the Year’ Award at the 2012 New York International Wine Competition. Rutherford Ranch Winery was named ‘Napa Winery of the Year’ at the 2013 NYIWC.
@Foobarski I just wish I knew why I instinctively
look down on wines that use a screw top over cork. Years of propaganda saying that only cheap wines use screwtops.
I just wish I knew why I instinctively look down on wines that use a screw top over cork.
Part of that is propaganda, but … there also aren’t a lot of studies done on the long-term effect of screw caps. Cork allows wine to “breathe” in the bottle, which is why the vast majority of wineries used to lay down for 10 years their wines.
But changing tax procedures (taxed on what was sold to what was in their inventory) forced many to push aging wines onto customers. From “We shall sell no wine before its time!” to “Drink Now!” style wines.
/youtube 5C6EwLTAvHc
So the old propaganda was to poo-poo screw caps. The NEW propaganda is to push screw caps! With cork or glass stopper bottles, you still need a wrapper on them. Not with screw caps! So time-saving and cost savings. Plus the critics that pushed more fruit-forward wines. Plus less chance of brett (ruins the wine), although if the winery has it, it can still infect before capping.
As long YOU like the wine, the closure really doesn’t matter. UNLESS you want to store properly (wine celler of some sort) for 20+ years.
Of course, you do need to remember if it’s a screw cap! IIRC, someone did by accident (so used to using it, they forgot!)
@Foobarski@toddlamp agreed! But I’m reformed. My brother in law is a wine maker and he says they are superior in keeping oxygen out and wine fresh longer. However, this is Meh, so I’m going to roll the dice and try some. The worst that can happen is it underwhelms at a rating of 12/10 Mehs.
@Foobarski@MeganChapa@toddlamp
talked with a vintner a few years back in Canada and they were saying screw tops for wines that weren’t going to be laid down for a long time. And for pretty much all whites in particular.
That being said, I haven’t got the talent to be able to discern any noticeable difference.
@chienfou@Foobarski@MeganChapa I’m sure there is no connection. As @MarkDaSpark mention it was just the propaganda that makes me think a wine with a screw top is cheap and therefore bad.
@HobieCat@Rstoker
I agree, while I don’t live in OK, I normally ship to a OK address and then drive over when it arrives (I live in dry county in AR, well actually when it comes to AR, and wine, the whole state is off limits) but casemates does and quite often, ship to OK, go over hobiecat and check them out.
Contact the Winery direct today and see if they can one-off shipping to you. I believe a lot of wineries might do this. But it has to be today!
Ask here if anyone in a neighboring state can “wootleg” ( what we call it from the old Wine.Woot site).
Look over on Casemates (in the gatherings section) for a thread in a neighboring state on sharing cases. Texas has several. Many there are willing to hold your wine for you, either when you have it shipped to them or if you are sharing part of a case (thus, the “Casemates” name).
Since it will probably be the same as everyone, but tied to your account (same account name on all sites), IMO you “can” get it on multiple orders, but it will only work once per user name.
Unless of course you have multiple email addresses.
Of course, no one would have multiple Meh! accounts for nefarious (cough IRKs coughs) reasons.
I confess I did on the old site, but have been too lazy here.
@Rstoker Almost certainly. I’ve been ordering wine from CM once or twice per month since they started - with only very rare regrets.
In fact, I’m willing to make you a guarantee: If you don’t like the first bottle, sent the rest to me and I’ll drink it on your behalf.
My cellar is jammed and I’m on a SIWBM (Self Imposed Wine Buying Moratorium), but I’m in for a six-pack. I know the wine will be, at worst, an everyday sipper, and the $20 coupon makes it a no brainer.
It would take me at least a decade to go through a case of this. That’s how little wine I consume. (And for cooking, I use the stuff I can get at Aldi, because I don’t perceive any advantage in spending more for “better” wine in that.)
@chienfou There aren’t, but the statement was that the number of fingers would be odd when it was an AI-generated image, while this AI-generated image had four. I observed that five-plus-thumb would be more inauthentic. The illogic is not always trackable across minds.
The price is telling me it’s not going to be good, but the price and coupon are telling me to buy a case anyway. I guess I could cook with it, or drink it while making a displeased facial expression. Maybe it’s good mixed with Malört.
@warpedrotors
Just got back from Italy and OMG it was amazing some of the Chianti Classico we bought for this price point. Have had some wines in the US for this price that were pretty good, but most were like this offering… end of runs designed to clear out inventory and make space for new vintages.
@stinks another quote from a review there: “Juicy, round and full of red fruit. Very approachable, can be enjoyed by a wide variety of wine consumer. Kind of wine you can carry to a party and everyone will be thankful you came.”
@chienfou@mediocrebot@xobzoo because of the Malört or the recent amputation? I was going for one arm missing completely, not a hand that was just hacked off.
Sweet, I just finished the last of my case of QPR, this will at least make a nice cheap refill for my rack. Worse case it’s a cooking and sangria wine, I’m in!
@cbilyak
I’ve been trying to score wine through meh or casemates for a while and most of the time they won’t ship to Alabama. I was pleasantly surprised that this one was an exception. I’m hoping it’s not just because they screwed up their coding. I’ll find out shortly!
@chienfou fingers crossed it was not a mistake for you! Indiana is hit or miss, but it seems like it is getting worse. Wines I used to receive are no longer shipping here. Maybe it is a sign
A lot depends on the licenses each winery gets. Some states charge too much for how little is sold. Sometimes it is a mistake.
Try contacting the winery direct TODAY to see if they will do a one-off shipment to you.
Or gaze over in the Casemates “Gatherings” section to see if there’s a group in your neighboring state. Used to be a large group in the Chicago area. You might be able to share part of a case (the Casemates part) or just have it shipped to them to hold for you. Then you can pick it up when convenient for both of you or you can join a Gathering!
@cbilyak@MarkDaSpark
I can source other wines locally so not really crucial that this order goes thru. Just hope it will and is the beginning of a relaxing of the regs. I believe the state requires each winery to license separately, i.e. being a distributor of a particular winery doesn’t cut it…
So where’s my $20 coupon? How does one receive it or find it?
My situation may be a bit tricky. I first placed an order than decided to cancel it and reorder, which I did. The second order went through as did the cancellation. So where do I find the coupon now?
@Jackinga
if I’m not mistaken it should show up in your email. I just checked mine and it hasn’t posted yet. I think maybe they post after the sale closes out. Or possibly when they ship it. Can’t say for sure for this particular one, but it seems like in the past it has been pretty prompt.
Serves 4
2 large juice oranges , washed; one orange sliced; remaining orange juiced
1 large lemon , washed and sliced
1/4 cup granulated sugar (extra fine is best, dissolves faster)
1/4 cup Triple Sec
1 bottle inexpensive, fruity, medium-bodied red wine (750 milliliters), chilled
Add sliced orange, lemon, and sugar to large pitcher; mash gently with wooden spoon until fruit releases some juice, but is not totally crushed, and sugar dissolves, about 1 minute. Stir in orange juice, Triple Sec, and wine; refrigerate for at least 2, and up to 8, hours.
Before serving, add 6 to 8 ice cubes and stir briskly to distribute settled fruit and pulp; serve immediately."
You can add some water to the sugar first and dissolve it before adding the fruit. Basically, that’s what Simple Syrup is, sugar dissolved in water. You don’t need to mash the fruit either then.
You can also add additional fruit: Raspberries (they breakup easily, so maybe add just before serving), Blueberries, Peaches, and/or Nectarines.
Bonus is that you can eat the fruit (not the lemons, unless you’re a masochist!), which are tasty having absorbed the wine! Nom, nom, nom!
Of course, if you’ve ever made Sangría, then you know that you can’t actually pass judgment on it until it has “fermented” (so-to-speak) for at least a couple of hours. and so wait before tasting.
Went in for 6, since I already am over maxxed out on wine from CS. too many good offerings lately!
Either a daily drinker with hotdogs and burgers or sangria wine. $6.66 / bottle what could possibly go wrong? And $20 off at casemates does make it a no brainer!
(From Vivino) Juicy, round and full of red fruit. Very approachable, can be enjoyed by a wide variety of wine consumer. Kind of wine you can carry to a party and everyone will be thankful you came.
(from Californianwines.eu) The wine has a distinctive ruby colour with violet reflections. On the nose the wine is very aromatic with a profile of ripe berry fruit and spices. On the palate the wine is full of strawberries, cranberries, vanilla and dark chocolate. A very elegant wine with silky tannins and juicy acidity. Long finish.
@hpw3inc All signs point to this being a mediocre red wine to have with mediocre red meat. For 6.06 per bottle and a $20 off Casemates coupon… no brainer (and yes it’s still available).
Hey guys what happened to my wine, are they still crashing the grapes?? I bought it 10 days ago and still not being Shipped, this is first time that I have an issue with delivery, come on guys, I want my wine!!!
@marjoryk No corks on mine, screw lid. Opened a bottle tonight, and it definitely helps to decant it and let it breath a bit. But for a $6 bottle of wine, and a $20 Casemates coupon, can’t complain.
UPS attempted delivery a week ago…I first tried another delivery date, then directed UPS to deliver to the local UPS store. No alternate date has been set for delivery…I think someone may have opened the box and started drinking my wine!! My order from Casemates using the coupon was delivered yesterday. What’s up???
Round Hill California Red Blend, Round Hill California Red Blend Case
Tasting Notes
Specs
What’s Included
6-bottles:
Case:
About The Winery
Price Comparison
$180 (for 12) at Primo Liquors
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Thursday, Apr 18 - Monday, Apr 22
In for a 12 pack!
/showme wine whine
Closure: Cork or Screwcap
Seriously?
@Foobarski At least it’s not Alien Tape.
@Foobarski @phendrick Or a crown seal. (Not that those dismay me, I keep fresh ones around, and I have a capper.)
@Foobarski I just wish I knew why I instinctively
look down on wines that use a screw top over cork. Years of propaganda saying that only cheap wines use screwtops.
@Foobarski Quite mysterious. Closure: Umm yep
@Foobarski @toddlamp
Part of that is propaganda, but … there also aren’t a lot of studies done on the long-term effect of screw caps. Cork allows wine to “breathe” in the bottle, which is why the vast majority of wineries used to lay down for 10 years their wines.
But changing tax procedures (taxed on what was sold to what was in their inventory) forced many to push aging wines onto customers. From “We shall sell no wine before its time!” to “Drink Now!” style wines.
/youtube 5C6EwLTAvHc
So the old propaganda was to poo-poo screw caps. The NEW propaganda is to push screw caps! With cork or glass stopper bottles, you still need a wrapper on them. Not with screw caps! So time-saving and cost savings. Plus the critics that pushed more fruit-forward wines. Plus less chance of brett (ruins the wine), although if the winery has it, it can still infect before capping.
As long YOU like the wine, the closure really doesn’t matter. UNLESS you want to store properly (wine celler of some sort) for 20+ years.
Of course, you do need to remember if it’s a screw cap! IIRC, someone did by accident (so used to using it, they forgot!)
@Foobarski @toddlamp agreed! But I’m reformed. My brother in law is a wine maker and he says they are superior in keeping oxygen out and wine fresh longer. However, this is Meh, so I’m going to roll the dice and try some. The worst that can happen is it underwhelms at a rating of 12/10 Mehs.
@Foobarski @MeganChapa @toddlamp
talked with a vintner a few years back in Canada and they were saying screw tops for wines that weren’t going to be laid down for a long time. And for pretty much all whites in particular.
That being said, I haven’t got the talent to be able to discern any noticeable difference.
@chienfou @Foobarski @MeganChapa I’m sure there is no connection. As @MarkDaSpark mention it was just the propaganda that makes me think a wine with a screw top is cheap and therefore bad.
Ugh can’t ship to Oklahoma. Would of loved to try, and the $20 off coupon for future purchases makes it worth a try in my opinion. Double sigh.
@HobieCat would have
@HobieCat @Rstoker wood half
@HobieCat @Rstoker @warpedrotors half wood
@HobieCat @Rstoker
I agree, while I don’t live in OK, I normally ship to a OK address and then drive over when it arrives (I live in dry county in AR, well actually when it comes to AR, and wine, the whole state is off limits) but casemates does and quite often, ship to OK, go over hobiecat and check them out.
@HobieCat You do have some options …
Contact the Winery direct today and see if they can one-off shipping to you. I believe a lot of wineries might do this. But it has to be today!
Ask here if anyone in a neighboring state can “wootleg” ( what we call it from the old Wine.Woot site).
Look over on Casemates (in the gatherings section) for a thread in a neighboring state on sharing cases. Texas has several. Many there are willing to hold your wine for you, either when you have it shipped to them or if you are sharing part of a case (thus, the “Casemates” name).
Either way, you have a reason to meet new people!
We Wineaux have to stick together!
Can we only get the coupon once?
@ShotgunX Yeah, one coupon per customer
@ShotgunX
Since it will probably be the same as everyone, but tied to your account (same account name on all sites), IMO you “can” get it on multiple orders, but it will only work once per user name.
Unless of course you have multiple email addresses.
Of course, no one would have multiple Meh! accounts for nefarious (cough IRKs coughs) reasons.
I confess I did on the old site, but have been too lazy here.
Ima cardbordeaux aficionado.
@Everbody Van plonk?
OMG… IT WORKED!
I live in Alabama and have so far been unable to order here or from Casemates…
Super ezcited…
@chienfou same, I’ve never been able to ship to ky but
/giphy gilded-perfect-mystic
Is it actually good wine?
@Rstoker As good as any $7/bottle wine you’ll find?
@Rstoker Almost certainly. I’ve been ordering wine from CM once or twice per month since they started - with only very rare regrets.
In fact, I’m willing to make you a guarantee: If you don’t like the first bottle, sent the rest to me and I’ll drink it on your behalf.
My cellar is jammed and I’m on a SIWBM (Self Imposed Wine Buying Moratorium), but I’m in for a six-pack. I know the wine will be, at worst, an everyday sipper, and the $20 coupon makes it a no brainer.
/giphy muffled-bickering-penguin
/giphy docile-stiff-cougar
Is this smoke-damaged wine?
/giphy opportune-big-fox
It can make a margarita! Float a splash of red wine on the top of a normal margarita it’s the best thing ever
/showme an alcoholic whining over spilled wine
It would take me at least a decade to go through a case of this. That’s how little wine I consume. (And for cooking, I use the stuff I can get at Aldi, because I don’t perceive any advantage in spending more for “better” wine in that.)
/showme an Swedish alcoholic whining over spilled wine
/showme a Filipina alcoholic whining over spilled wine
@mediocrebot That’s a wild wine glass. And possibly a missing finger (and thumb?) on her left hand.
@mediocrebot @xobzoo yum, that wine looks “chewy”.
@mediocrebot @xobzoo
How you can tell an AI generated pic. Odd number of fingers.
@MarkDaSpark @mediocrebot @xobzoo Five is an odd number.
@MarkDaSpark @mediocrebot @rpstrong @xobzoo But when there are five fingers plus a thumb on one hand, it’s a bit more inauthentic.
@mediocrebot @rpstrong @xobzoo
Technically, it’s four fingers & a thumb!
@MarkDaSpark @mediocrebot @rpstrong @werehatrack @xobzoo
Are we looking at the same picture? I can’t make six digits appear on either one of those hands.
@chienfou There aren’t, but the statement was that the number of fingers would be odd when it was an AI-generated image, while this AI-generated image had four. I observed that five-plus-thumb would be more inauthentic. The illogic is not always trackable across minds.
@werehatrack
oh… my bad. I took Mark’s comment to be in reference to the actual pic in the discussion…
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
/showme a Russian alcoholic whining over spilled wine while drinking vodka
The price is telling me it’s not going to be good, but the price and coupon are telling me to buy a case anyway. I guess I could cook with it, or drink it while making a displeased facial expression. Maybe it’s good mixed with Malört.
@warpedrotors
Just got back from Italy and OMG it was amazing some of the Chianti Classico we bought for this price point. Have had some wines in the US for this price that were pretty good, but most were like this offering… end of runs designed to clear out inventory and make space for new vintages.
Need a Lab Rat Report.
Ooh, he’s a review:
https://www.vivino.com/US/en/round-hill-red-blend-california/w/11597100
@stinks another quote from a review there: “Juicy, round and full of red fruit. Very approachable, can be enjoyed by a wide variety of wine consumer. Kind of wine you can carry to a party and everyone will be thankful you came.”
@stinks @TimW
Already quoted below…
.
/showme a one-armed hockey player drinking Malört from the bottle while being chased by rats
@mediocrebot Umm, how long ago was his hand amputated? It’s looking like the rats may have just barely finished the job.
@mediocrebot @xobzoo
Ummm… That’s really dark.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@chienfou @mediocrebot @xobzoo because of the Malört or the recent amputation? I was going for one arm missing completely, not a hand that was just hacked off.
Get up! The rats are right there!
Is there a list of states that can’t be shipped to? Could make my decision easy!
@sleuth we have added a list of eligible states
@sleuth @troy since when is KY eligible??
@sleuth @thechilipepper0 Looks like the laws loosened up in 2020
I can’t see the downside to buying 6 and getting a $20 coupon. Sangria, here I come.
/giphy drowsy-magnificent-home
Sweet, I just finished the last of my case of QPR, this will at least make a nice cheap refill for my rack. Worse case it’s a cooking and sangria wine, I’m in!
/showme alcoholic clown whining over spilled wine while getting arrested by clown police
The showme is new to me. It appears to go directly to AI???
@sandbarhappy
Yes. It MUST the beginning of a new post (nor a reply) and you must be a member. Here is a link to a more detailed explanation.
Son of a B*!$# no shipping to Indiana
@cbilyak
I’ve been trying to score wine through meh or casemates for a while and most of the time they won’t ship to Alabama. I was pleasantly surprised that this one was an exception. I’m hoping it’s not just because they screwed up their coding. I’ll find out shortly!
@chienfou fingers crossed it was not a mistake for you! Indiana is hit or miss, but it seems like it is getting worse. Wines I used to receive are no longer shipping here. Maybe it is a sign
@cbilyak @chienfou
A lot depends on the licenses each winery gets. Some states charge too much for how little is sold. Sometimes it is a mistake.
Try contacting the winery direct TODAY to see if they will do a one-off shipment to you.
Or gaze over in the Casemates “Gatherings” section to see if there’s a group in your neighboring state. Used to be a large group in the Chicago area. You might be able to share part of a case (the Casemates part) or just have it shipped to them to hold for you. Then you can pick it up when convenient for both of you or you can join a Gathering!
@cbilyak @MarkDaSpark
I can source other wines locally so not really crucial that this order goes thru. Just hope it will and is the beginning of a relaxing of the regs. I believe the state requires each winery to license separately, i.e. being a distributor of a particular winery doesn’t cut it…
@cbilyak @MarkDaSpark
@chienfou Uh oh, on the front page now I’m not seeing AL listed, and not seeing a county in AL highlighted either.
So where’s my $20 coupon? How does one receive it or find it?
My situation may be a bit tricky. I first placed an order than decided to cancel it and reorder, which I did. The second order went through as did the cancellation. So where do I find the coupon now?
@Jackinga
if I’m not mistaken it should show up in your email. I just checked mine and it hasn’t posted yet. I think maybe they post after the sale closes out. Or possibly when they ship it. Can’t say for sure for this particular one, but it seems like in the past it has been pretty prompt.
@Jackinga The coupon will be sent early next week
/showme wine with ice cream cake
@seespotbark That’s a nice looking cake the bot gave you. May I have a slice?
/giphy acute-respective-coast
So, I bought a case of 6 If I come back and buy 6 more (2nd order) do I get an additional $20 coupon for Casemates?
@richferg No, just one per customer
Loved that last offering here… so
/giphy burgeoning-serious-gopher
@fjp999 Forgot to use a $5 coupon so cancelled and now:
/giphy dusty-misanthropic-dirt
Sangria for anyone
Serves 4
2 large juice oranges , washed; one orange sliced; remaining orange juiced
1 large lemon , washed and sliced
1/4 cup granulated sugar (extra fine is best, dissolves faster)
1/4 cup Triple Sec
1 bottle inexpensive, fruity, medium-bodied red wine (750 milliliters), chilled
Add sliced orange, lemon, and sugar to large pitcher; mash gently with wooden spoon until fruit releases some juice, but is not totally crushed, and sugar dissolves, about 1 minute. Stir in orange juice, Triple Sec, and wine; refrigerate for at least 2, and up to 8, hours.
Before serving, add 6 to 8 ice cubes and stir briskly to distribute settled fruit and pulp; serve immediately."
You can add some water to the sugar first and dissolve it before adding the fruit. Basically, that’s what Simple Syrup is, sugar dissolved in water. You don’t need to mash the fruit either then.
You can also add additional fruit: Raspberries (they breakup easily, so maybe add just before serving), Blueberries, Peaches, and/or Nectarines.
Bonus is that you can eat the fruit (not the lemons, unless you’re a masochist!), which are tasty having absorbed the wine! Nom, nom, nom!
Of course, if you’ve ever made Sangría, then you know that you can’t actually pass judgment on it until it has “fermented” (so-to-speak) for at least a couple of hours. and so wait before tasting.
Double the quantities if you want more.
As if by magic, as soon as I pick something else up on the other site that looks just good enough for the price, this shows up.
/giphy surprised-jumbo-slug
/showme gagging on cheap wine on a train
Went in for 6, since I already am over maxxed out on wine from CS. too many good offerings lately!
Either a daily drinker with hotdogs and burgers or sangria wine. $6.66 / bottle what could possibly go wrong? And $20 off at casemates does make it a no brainer!
/giphy magenta-bare-net
How long is the coupon good for?
@clarinetbob
paging @troy
@clarinetbob Until the end of the year
Found these reviews:
(From Vivino) Juicy, round and full of red fruit. Very approachable, can be enjoyed by a wide variety of wine consumer. Kind of wine you can carry to a party and everyone will be thankful you came.
(from Californianwines.eu) The wine has a distinctive ruby colour with violet reflections. On the nose the wine is very aromatic with a profile of ripe berry fruit and spices. On the palate the wine is full of strawberries, cranberries, vanilla and dark chocolate. A very elegant wine with silky tannins and juicy acidity. Long finish.
/giphy avid-onerous-sorcerer
/giphy fictitious-immaculate-cabbage
@hpw3inc All signs point to this being a mediocre red wine to have with mediocre red meat. For 6.06 per bottle and a $20 off Casemates coupon… no brainer (and yes it’s still available).
FWIW I got excited too quickly… My order got cancelled. No wine for me in Alabama. Crap!
My order hasn’t been cancelled yet. But I feel it’s coming.
Hey guys what happened to my wine, are they still crashing the grapes?? I bought it 10 days ago and still not being Shipped, this is first time that I have an issue with delivery, come on guys, I want my wine!!!
@NildaAlanis This might be a good question to pose to the customer service people at meh.com/support
@NildaAlanis Just to let you know - I got a email that my order has shipped. ETA of Monday.
@NildaAlanis patience grasshopper…wine deliveries can sometimes be slow through Casemates. Mine was delivered yesterday
I got mine yesterday. I haven’t tried it yet but mine have corks
@marjoryk No corks on mine, screw lid. Opened a bottle tonight, and it definitely helps to decant it and let it breath a bit. But for a $6 bottle of wine, and a $20 Casemates coupon, can’t complain.
I finally got mine. It’s pretty good.
UPS attempted delivery a week ago…I first tried another delivery date, then directed UPS to deliver to the local UPS store. No alternate date has been set for delivery…I think someone may have opened the box and started drinking my wine!! My order from Casemates using the coupon was delivered yesterday. What’s up???