Prudent winemaking means capturing the characteristics of the land coupled with the unique growing conditions of each vineyard and vintage. This bottling is representative of an appellation that continues to produce wines with complexity, depth, and structure while maintaining the uniqueness of the region. Ripe blackberries, crisp plums, and luscious pomegranate juice rush together to the front of the profile. Tinges of cinnamon, smoky crushed black pepper, and spicy hoisin sauce make for a mouth watering mid-palate sensation as the glossy tannins and bouncy acidity become perceptible. Nuanced with hints of tobacco and fresh coffee grounds, the supple finish writes a delicious and lasting signature that is connected to its scenic and rustic provenance.
With fruit sourced from our San Ardo Ranch (just north of Paso Robles, CA) this Zinfandel (75%) was blended with Petite Sirah (25%) for color. Planted on the highest peak, these chalky soils produce fruit of intense flavors and unique mineral qualities. Fermented in Stainless Steel and aged 11 months in Oak Cooperage.
Specifications
Vintage: 2014
Blend: 75% Zinfandel, 25% Petite Sirah
Appellation: Central Coast
Barrel Regime: Fermented in stainless steel and aged 11 months in Oak Cooperage
TA: .61
pH: 3.68
RS: .38
Alcohol: 14.8%
Price Comparison
This is a private label; there is no website link for this wine, but the Winery provided MSRP is $192 per case
About The Winery
Winery: Sextant Wines
Owners: Craig and Nancy Stoller
Founded: 2004
Location: Paso Robles, CA
An old world instrument marrying mathematics, science, and the stars, a sextant is a tool used to navigate across open water in order to explore uncharted territories. At Sextant Wines, we are devoted to expanding the horizons of the Central Coast wine region by matching its unparalleled terroir with artisanal varietal selections and mindful winemaking practices intent on highlighting our Paso Robles estate vineyard and surrounding regions.
With established roots in the wine industry through Sunridge Nurseries, proprietors Craig and Nancy Stoller began with a vision of planting wine grapes to grow the nursery. Through their combined experience and love of wine, they grew a single vineyard block into what Sextant Wines is today.
Available States
AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY
If there are any Denver peeps who wants to split one of these up let me know. I has the poor and I have too many wines to drink to get six more (Yes I know this contradicts itself).
I’m in RI and a VMP. Anyone interested in splitting a short order or a full case? It sounds good enough that I wouldn’t mind buying a couple bottles but might as well see if anyone else is interested in splitting the case. Any takers?
@melmains Messaged you earlier in the week but maybe you did not see it. this casemate site is great for wine but not so much for messaging. Anyway both the Gard and Oblivion are in. Let me know how many of each you want and when a good time to meet would be.
@redjeep0 they ship FedEx (at least all I’ve ordered so far have been). So now that Walgreens will accept FedEx for you and hold for up to 5 days, it’s been a lifesaver for me.
@nostrom0 I’m embarrassed that I never followed through with you on this wine. I couldn’t figure out how to find this post on the phone, but I was able to find it on the computer. I’m happy to connect with you for the wine.
Opened a bottle last weekend, and I have to agree with @nostrom0…it was really good. Shared it with my father-in-law who has been making his own wines (mainly French varietals) for 40 years, and we were both impressed at this price range.
Tasting Notes
Prudent winemaking means capturing the characteristics of the land coupled with the unique growing conditions of each vineyard and vintage. This bottling is representative of an appellation that continues to produce wines with complexity, depth, and structure while maintaining the uniqueness of the region. Ripe blackberries, crisp plums, and luscious pomegranate juice rush together to the front of the profile. Tinges of cinnamon, smoky crushed black pepper, and spicy hoisin sauce make for a mouth watering mid-palate sensation as the glossy tannins and bouncy acidity become perceptible. Nuanced with hints of tobacco and fresh coffee grounds, the supple finish writes a delicious and lasting signature that is connected to its scenic and rustic provenance.
With fruit sourced from our San Ardo Ranch (just north of Paso Robles, CA) this Zinfandel (75%) was blended with Petite Sirah (25%) for color. Planted on the highest peak, these chalky soils produce fruit of intense flavors and unique mineral qualities. Fermented in Stainless Steel and aged 11 months in Oak Cooperage.
Specifications
Price Comparison
This is a private label; there is no website link for this wine, but the Winery provided MSRP is $192 per case
About The Winery
Winery: Sextant Wines
Owners: Craig and Nancy Stoller
Founded: 2004
Location: Paso Robles, CA
An old world instrument marrying mathematics, science, and the stars, a sextant is a tool used to navigate across open water in order to explore uncharted territories. At Sextant Wines, we are devoted to expanding the horizons of the Central Coast wine region by matching its unparalleled terroir with artisanal varietal selections and mindful winemaking practices intent on highlighting our Paso Robles estate vineyard and surrounding regions.
With established roots in the wine industry through Sunridge Nurseries, proprietors Craig and Nancy Stoller began with a vision of planting wine grapes to grow the nursery. Through their combined experience and love of wine, they grew a single vineyard block into what Sextant Wines is today.
Available States
AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Apr 2 - Wednesday, Apr 4
Oblivion Zinfandel
6 bottles for $54.99 $9.17/bottle + $1.33/bottle shipping
Case of 12 for $94.99 $7.92/bottle + $1/bottle shipping
2014 Oblivion Cellars Zinfandel
Previous offer: 6/7/17
Torrance here is anyone is down to share.
How much more are you saving by buying a full case?
(Note: Tax & Shipping not included in savings calculations)
2014 Oblivion Zinfandel - $15 = 13.63%
Seems like a deal…in for a case…
With a RS of .38, would this be considered a sweet wine?
@silverqueen A humans perception of sweetness is generally >3 g/L. At 0.38 g/L, this wine is nearly bone dry.
The great ilCesare referenced this, but this was offered in June on woot here:
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With 25% Petite Sirah I would expect a little more body from this than the comments suggest…
I’ve had and really liked Sextant’s Wheelhouse Zinfandel in the past.
@RexSeven Wouldn’t have guessed the % of petite sirah in this.
And the specs on this are very close to their 2014 Central Coast zin fwiw
If there are any Denver peeps who wants to split one of these up let me know. I has the poor and I have too many wines to drink to get six more (Yes I know this contradicts itself).
@darkzrobe Just purchased a case. Happy to split with you if you would like. I’m in Denver near City Park.
@MSUGOGRN I would be down. Can also trade if there is something of mine you want. I have some of those scott harveys and sooo many wellingtons.
@darkzrobe Good deal. I’ll PM you. This is my first time actually doing a split on Casemates (or WW).
I’m in RI and a VMP. Anyone interested in splitting a short order or a full case? It sounds good enough that I wouldn’t mind buying a couple bottles but might as well see if anyone else is interested in splitting the case. Any takers?
Anyone in the Chicago Loop or Evanston area want to split a case on this one?
@gtcharlie Me again. Yep. I’ll split it with you.
@gtcharlie I work in river north; I’ll go in on 3 or 4 of these.
@gtcharlie Got the case split up. thanks for the responses.
@melmains Messaged you earlier in the week but maybe you did not see it. this casemate site is great for wine but not so much for messaging. Anyway both the Gard and Oblivion are in. Let me know how many of each you want and when a good time to meet would be.
/giphy qualified-burgeoning-dolphin
Anyone in WNY up for splitting a case?
@lamplighter yes. Where in WNY are you? i’m in roch
@fgfljsb Buffalo
/giphy hopeless-partial-octopus
Damn it, it’s the squid Jim!
Anyone in the Seattle area interested in splitting up a case of this?
Ssshhhhhh…quiet.
/giphy comical-domineering-grasshopper
Harrisburg,Pa split case?
@krichar77 I’m in Philly, would that work?
/buy --quantity 6
@Seeds success!
/image bumpy-antsy-wave
@Seeds
/giphy bumpy-antsy-wave
I will split a case in Atlanta. I can’t receive this shipment because I’ll be out of town for spring break when it’s scheduled to arrive.
@redjeep0 I’ll buy two bottles. Up for 10 at the case price?
@redjeep0 they ship FedEx (at least all I’ve ordered so far have been). So now that Walgreens will accept FedEx for you and hold for up to 5 days, it’s been a lifesaver for me.
@redjeep0 I got a case
/giphy curved-futile-knife
@nostrom0 I’ll buy the other 6 of this case.
@redjeep0 case arrived. Let me know a convenient place to meet. I live in Smyrna right off Paces Ferry exit
@nostrom0 I’m embarrassed that I never followed through with you on this wine. I couldn’t figure out how to find this post on the phone, but I was able to find it on the computer. I’m happy to connect with you for the wine.
/giphy tranquil-nearsighted-bit
In for a case in MidCoast ME. The squid did it.
Interested in splitting? PM or whisper.
Yay!
/giphy dandy-course-collar
Just got an alert from fedex that mine shipped
Scheduled to arrive in NJ on Saturday
Ok, this had to be intentional, right?
This wine is really good! I wish I had ordered two cases!
@nostrom0 haha…just saw this. Now I really hope you didn’t polish off the wine!
Opened a bottle last weekend, and I have to agree with @nostrom0…it was really good. Shared it with my father-in-law who has been making his own wines (mainly French varietals) for 40 years, and we were both impressed at this price range.
@TimW hey now!!
@Winedavid49 had another bottle of this last weekend. Different than other zins I’ve had…quite tastey! Much more fruity than other zins.