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Vivino 4.3+ Stars Selection 3.0
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$299
6PK - $49.83 / BTL
Nothing beats a crowd favourite, and these wines have won the hearts and minds (and palates) of your drinking peers. These wines are certified bangers, top to toe.
6PK - $49.83 / BTL
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Why do we love this case?
We love it when the critics agree (and all of these wines have received top marks from the worlds best wine minds), but the real proof is in the broader crowd reception. Vivino allows us to gather the thoughts of the drinking many, rather than the critical few. And the consensus is well and truly in on this one: the people love it.
1x Curtis Martin's Vineyard Shiraz 2020
Red — Shiraz
McLaren Vale — Australia
A special series wine from a prominent McLaren Vale winery isn’t something that’s easy to get our hands on. And we mean, sometimes this stuff can’t even be picked up when you bang on the doors of wineries themselves. So, safe to say we were jumping for joy to land this beauty from Curtis. Intensely dense, which sounds just as smooth as it drinks. Heightened aromas of blackcurrant and black cherries waft enticingly from the decanter, which help to open this to its full potential. The oak influence is superbly balanced, helping to lift the marked quality of the fruit and give this beauty the longevity it deserves. Sometimes you say we spoil you mofos, and we’re starting to think that you’re right.
You’d pay $199 full price.
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1x Bethany Wines LE Shiraz 2020
Red — Shiraz
Barossa Valley — Australia
Simply put: this is phenomenal wine. Made from old vines and sourced from two vineyards, the fruit is treated with gentle, loving care in the winery before being laid to rest in 30% new French oak. The result is an elegant and powerful wine that leaps from the glass with immense complexity. There’s blueberry, blackberry, plum, baking spices and cedar on both the nose and palate. Of course with a wine of this magnitude, there is no rush to drink so feel free to let it rest for a decade or more.
You’d pay $90 full price.
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1x Archery Road Bullseye Shiraz 2018
Red — Shiraz
Barossa — Australia
You beauty: this shiraz is something to get excited about. While this is drinking perfectly now, do be warned - it’s quite the blockbuster! Handcrafted from the finest grapes on the Barossa vineyard this does what we look for the most in these kind of wines. Filled to the brim with rich, full-bodied aromas that lift with Moroccan spices, and dense black fruits such as blackberries. All of course, handled beautifully with high quality oak and supporting fine tannins. A blockbuster with a really great plot.
You’d pay $150 full price.
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1x Reschke RSR Cabernet Sauvignon 2013
Red — Cabernet Sauvignon
Coonawarra — Australia
Each glass of this cabernet is sure to be excellent and intriguing. The once boisterous tannins have now mellowed on the silky palate, and fruit is joined by herbaceous and somewhat meaty notes. There’s still classic cabernet cassis and blackberry, which is accompanied by rosemary, thyme and a long and savoury finish. This is outstanding wine, and will continue to serve you well for many, many years to come.
You’d pay $90 full price.
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1x Schild Estate 'Edel' Shiraz 2018
Red — Shiraz
Barossa Valley — Australia
A wax dipped, deeply layered beauty out of the hands of Schild Estate, on of Barossa's most adored producers. Macerated plums, fresh vanilla pods, cracked pepper and roasted coffee beans are just some of the layers that you can expect here. Did we mention a robust, silky palate? That's right, this is a wine of very high calibre. Given Schild Estate is all about their heritage estate vineyards, I guess we should never have been surprised at how good this could get.
You’d pay $130 full price.
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1x First Drop Fat of the Land Seppeltsfield Shiraz 2018
Red — Shiraz
Barossa Valley — Australia
John Retsas does wonders when it comes to single vineyard expressions of shiraz. Each wine handled with respect for the vineyard from which it came, this beauty is on the broodier, savoury style spectrum. Awash with chocolate, morello cherries, leather and christmas spices. Our buyer Tully has put this Seppeltsfield shiraz amongst the top wines she tried this year. So yeah, you could say it’s a pretty bloody good drop.
You’d pay $130 full price.