Description
Take home 2 stunning cases – save $414 on 24 rich Aussie reds at $15.49 a bottle.
In the Premium Reds Case you’ll find Gold-medal Adelaide Hills, lush Peter Lehmann Cabernet, a new Reserve Mataro, gorgeous Lake Breeze Shiraz, RedHeads’ sumptuous Esulé worth $65 and the Gold, 95pt Nagkita (RRP $75).
As you’d expect you’ll find more Gold in the Gold-medal reds – with there’s two McLaren Vale Shiraz champions, John Quarisa’s Enchanted Tree Cabernet and two-Gold Caravan Merlot. Corryton Burge’s Double Gold Pinot Noir and Sam Trimboli’s Bin Select is a Gold 95pt combo of Shiraz, Durif and Grenache.
Enjoy 2 bottle of each for $15.49 a bottle, save a massive $414 and get a FREE Magnum of multi-Trophy-winning bestselling Black Duck Durif as well.
Matured in American oak, the Black Duck Durif is full bodied and smooth with layers of spicy fruit. Share it around with friends and family thanks to this wonderful large format Magnum.
Memorably labelled, iconic release from RedHeads – a Shiraz Durif blend from McLaren vale and Barossa Valley fruit. This is a premium beauty of a wine.
Discover a lavish 'Shiraz of the Year' Trophy-winning, Double Gold Clare Valley Reserve from a very well-respected winemaking team based in the Barossa. Fabulous wine, and understandably, extremely popular!
Get ready for a rich, Gold-medal Barossa Cabernet exclusive from the 5 Red Star estate of the late, great Peter Lehmann. It's decadently dark and complex, with lavish blackcurrant and elegant herbal characters. A beautiful match to lamb rack.
The hugely popular Black Pig family from McLaren Vale continues to grow with the arrival of this – a very welcome, delicious and luxurious newcomer to the family – a dark and savoury Reserve Mataro!
Enjoy a beautiful Gold-winning Shiraz (with an equally beautiful label) from the Adelaide Hills. It's bright, fresh and vibrant with considerable charm and finesse.
Thirsty for rich, brilliantly made and great value Shiraz? Then to answer your prayers let us advise you to take the Chapel Road, and keep going until you reach drinking satisfaction (likely at your first sip).
