Description
Play host to six members of the sty-lish and well-rounded Pig family. These reds make impeccable guests, they bring full flavour, plenty of oomph, and surprising finesse! $15.49 a bottle, saving $67.
Taste the delicious new 2025 vintage of The Black Pig Shiraz, Named in honour of a much-loved black pig called Tanuki owned by a McLaren Vale winemaker, and so popular, an entire family of wines was born!
There’s more Shiraz in the luxurious ‘lord of the litter’, The Prize (see p14)and the 16 Little Black Pigs, a cousin to the original from vineyards across South Australia. Same story with the stately Reserve level Black Pig Cabernet and moreish 16 Little Black Pigs Cab. The succulent McLaren Vale Reserve GSM then rounds off the mix.
All are sure to make you squeal with pleasure from a low $15.49 a bottle, saving $67.
This luxury edition, Gold-winning, 94pt Shiraz super-cuvee is from the prime vineyards of a McLaren Vale estate we must keep secret. It's truly 'the lord of the litter' of this hugely popular wine range. Great value even at full price.
It’s always an event to savour – a new vintage of the mighty Black Pig McLaren Vale Shiraz. This has not been tasted by show judges yet – but the last few vintages have all won Gold. It's "corker of a porker" as a customer once memorably named it!
Any member of the bestselling Black Pig family is a welcome addition to any wine rack. This Shiraz is a cousin, so to speak, under the 16 Little Black Pigs label.
Grenache Shiraz and Mataro (or Mourvèdre) makes an enchanting, exceedingly easy to drink combo, especially when it’s this well put together. A Reserve GSM of style and finesse – McLaren vale celebrity ‘The Black Pig’ delivers yet again!
Any member of the bestselling Black Pig family is a welcome addition to any wine rack. This Cabernet from the 16 Little Black Pigs label showcases sublime fruit from vineyards across South Australia.
It’s always a fun and flavour-packed experience in the presence of a member of the Black Pig family – in this case a juicy Cabernet, which shows the quality that McLaren Vale – a region far better known for its Shiraz – can produce.
