In my State (Pennsylvania), this item has been on back-order for 3 months.
The clerks are clueless.

Any clues, I found one Email link to Yalumba Wineries, but it came back to
me as undeliverable.

I really enjoy this Australian wine.

Sincerely,

DE

On 22-Aug-2004, "DoubleEntendre"
%^ERTet > wrote:

> In my State (Pennsylvania), this item has been on back-order for 3 months.
> The clerks are clueless.
>
> Any clues, I found one Email link to Yalumba Wineries, but it came back to
> me as undeliverable.
>
> I really enjoy this Australian wine.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> DE

This is readily available in GA so I wonder if it's a distributor problem?

On 22-Aug-2004, "DoubleEntendre"
%^ERTet > wrote:

> In my State (Pennsylvania), this item has been on back-order for 3 months.
> The clerks are clueless.
>
> Any clues, I found one Email link to Yalumba Wineries, but it came back to
> me as undeliverable.
>
> I really enjoy this Australian wine.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> DE

This is readily available in GA so I wonder if it's a distributor problem?

In article >,
says...
>
>
>On 22-Aug-2004, "DoubleEntendre"
%^ERTe t> wrote:
>
>> In my State (Pennsylvania), this item has been on back-order for 3 months.
>> The clerks are clueless.
>>
>> Any clues, I found one Email link to Yalumba Wineries, but it came back to
>> me as undeliverable.
>>
>> I really enjoy this Australian wine.
>>
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> DE
>
>This is readily available in GA so I wonder if it's a distributor problem?

As an aside, you might also want to try their Gallway Pipe [SP?] tawny port-
style wine. Another interesting OZ stickie that has similarities is the
Trafford, which was bottled in a "ship's-style" decanter container. Don't know
how it is packaged now.

Hunt

In article >,
says...
>
>
>On 22-Aug-2004, "DoubleEntendre"
%^ERTe t> wrote:
>
>> In my State (Pennsylvania), this item has been on back-order for 3 months.
>> The clerks are clueless.
>>
>> Any clues, I found one Email link to Yalumba Wineries, but it came back to
>> me as undeliverable.
>>
>> I really enjoy this Australian wine.
>>
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> DE
>
>This is readily available in GA so I wonder if it's a distributor problem?

As an aside, you might also want to try their Gallway Pipe [SP?] tawny port-
style wine. Another interesting OZ stickie that has similarities is the
Trafford, which was bottled in a "ship's-style" decanter container. Don't know
how it is packaged now.

Hunt

DoubleEntendre wrote:
> In my State (Pennsylvania), this item has been on back-order for 3 months.
> The clerks are clueless.
> Any clues, I found one Email link to Yalumba Wineries, but it came back to
> me as undeliverable.
> I really enjoy this Australian wine.
> Sincerely,
> DE

It was readily available down here in Maryland. If you are interested in
getting here, I will check availability.
B

DoubleEntendre wrote:
> In my State (Pennsylvania), this item has been on back-order for 3 months.
> The clerks are clueless.
> Any clues, I found one Email link to Yalumba Wineries, but it came back to
> me as undeliverable.
> I really enjoy this Australian wine.

It is readily available here in Maryland. I checked Total Wine and More
which is in NJ and they have it in stock for $9.99
Cherry Hill, Union, West Orange, River Edge. In Delaware at
Milltown and Claymount. In Maryland at Towson and Laurel.

Wow....be still my heart!

Am I allowed to buy this via UPS or whatever transportation company to be
delivered to my door?

Or should I make an excuse (I would love to) to visit your beautiful state
of MD?

Again, thanks all for the replies!

DE




"Bill" > wrote in message
...
> DoubleEntendre wrote:
> > In my State (Pennsylvania), this item has been on back-order for 3
months.
> > The clerks are clueless.
> > Any clues, I found one Email link to Yalumba Wineries, but it came back
to
> > me as undeliverable.
> > I really enjoy this Australian wine.
>
> It is readily available here in Maryland. I checked Total Wine and More
> which is in NJ and they have it in stock for $9.99
> Cherry Hill, Union, West Orange, River Edge. In Delaware at
> Milltown and Claymount. In Maryland at Towson and Laurel.
>
>
>