Description With these six smooth, full-flavoured South Australian reds, you’ll keep warm and cosy – and your tastebuds happy all winter. Enjoy big, velvety flavours, sure – but real finesse too – at $16.49 a bottle saving you $63. An impressive Shiraz duo of Silenus Reserve from Langhorne Creek and Gold-medal Ocelli from Adelaide Hills kicks things off in style. The class of Cabernet out of Coonawarra is well represented in Gold-winning style too, in Brand & Son’s remarkable 96pt, Double Gold Tower May Fall and RedHeads’ CatBird Seat. McLaren Vale’s popular Strout Road sees Cabernet combine deliciously with succulent Malbec.Grenache excels in McLaren Vale, and local celebrity The Black Pig delivers an exciting, brand new pure version of the reinvigorated grape to delight the growing number of Grenache fans – and Black Pig aficionados. Will one bottle of each be enough?
The Strout Road Vintners LOVE their Cabernet Malbec and Malbec Cabernet blends, and it’s a style that’s really taking off. This is a beautifully plush, Gold-winning red where juicy blueberry-rich Malbec is surrounded by dark, cassis-laden Cabernet.
Rich in flavour and character, it has vibrantly rich fruit (plum, blackberry, boysenberry and raspberry), exotic spice, and the famous Langhorne Creek softness and plushness. Supple, fine-grained tannins and a hint of coconut oak.
Like the gorilla on the label, the Durif grape is equal parts big, dark and powerful. But in the right hands, it can show a feminine side as well, especailly when blended with Grenache and Shiraz to such great effect.
Savour the towering flavours of an exciting new exclusive Coonawarra Cabernet, which has scooped a Double Gold, and huge 96pt score (on debut!) from the highly celebrated Brand & Sons family estate.
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.
McLaren Vale is arguably home to Australia's finest Grenache, a grape whose popularity is very definitely on the rise. This is a succulent beauty from the very popular Black Pig family.
