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Special Cuvée stands as one of the most distinguished entry level Champagnes. Family owned and run, Bollinger is dedicated to producing a consistent and distinctive style. To reinforce this commitment, Bollinger launched it's own Charter of Ethics and Quality which guarantees the continuity of style and refinement. Grapes for Special Cuvée are sourced from thirty Crus, approximately 75% of which are estate vineyards. Dry and assertive, powerful and fine, Special Cuvée remains consistently a pure expression of fine Champagne |
Known around the world as one of Australia’s best Rieslings, previous vintage claimed Silver International Wine Challenge. "A lovely pure riesling of gentle charm. Top value as well!" -Winorama.com.au, "From a severe drought-affected vintage comes this floral baby, youthful and pretty with musky elements among lime aromatics, then a firmly bodied palate tight with fine minerally textures, and even now, a sense that its future has a honey glow!" - Adelaide Advertiser, "Peter Lehmann Rieslings shine regularly on the world stage!" -The Telegraph |
Diamond Label has remained a staple around bistrot tables everywhere across Australia for decades. Everyone can appreciate it's consistency of quality, exceptional integration of gentle wood to fruit flavours, and sublime textures. The bottle's diamond shaped footprint is a reflection of Rosemount's label, which has served as a beacon to Chardonnay lovers. A Chardonnay which can lay claim to being the most popular release within it's range annually, it remains confident in varietal personality, velvety in texture, and thoroughly refreshing |
Previous vintage went Gold Medals at Mundus Vini in Germany, Sydney International Wine Competition + 2007 Royal Sydney Wine Show, Silver Medals Decanter World Wine Awards and Qantas Wine Show. Fabulous Margaret River Shiraz. "Leathery, but jolly bonza to drink. Smoke, earth, leather, cherries, if the word wasn’t so over-used I call it Rhone-ish!" -Winefront.com.au, "A gelatinous shiraz wine with syrup-like levels of concentration, two choices here, hug the bottle when you're finished or open another!" -Winemonthly.com.au |
One of the nation's finest effervescent wines, a satiating aperitif style showing lifted fruit and complexity that supports Tasmania's claim to the title of sparkling wine state. "The most pristine Tassie grapes with a tangy nose of lemon, apple and biscuit leading into a very fine, silky palate of crisp, refreshing flavour!" -Cuisine NZ, "Tasmania is emerging as Oz's bets bubbles region thanks to wines like this. A product of premium vineyards, it bristles with zesty citrus and blossom characters and trips lightly across the tongue!" -Virgin Blue |
Vintage 2005 for the Country Selection Chardonnay brought sensational ripeness and good acid balance to the grapes, from a season characterised by cool and moderate conditions in February to April. Small parcels of refined, delicate Mount Gambier and generous, tightly structured Adelaide Hills fruit were included in the blend to compliment the elegant, fine citrus flavours derived from the Coonawarra fruit. The Coonawarra Chardonnay parcels were picked early to retain the delicate regional varietal citrus flavours, tight structure and good length |
Super Bin 389 & 407
Value packed Bin 128 & 28
Over the last forty years Penfolds Bin 389 has developed a strong identity for consistency, reliability and exceptional value. Components of the wine are matured in the same barrels that held the previous vintage of Grange. Wine lovers enjoy it because it's delicious and ready to drink immediately upon release. |
A textbook Cabernet, the varietally expressive Bin 407 highlights the virtue of sensitive vineyard blending, bold Cabernet flavours are supported by a judicious use of soft oak. Magnificent Cabernet, bursting with a rich panoply of cedary highlights which wrap themselves around the thick berry fruit flavours. |
Introduced as one of the first Bin wines within the Penfolds portfolio, it has become an Australian classic. Penfolds Bin 28 is a ripe fleshy warm-climate Shiraz offering structure and generosity of flavour. Bin 128 has claimed an impressive chestful of awards and was twice named Red of the Year at the London International. |
In 1960 Bill Redman persuaded Max Schubert to acquire a parcel of Coonawarra, and the Bin 128 experience began. The only Penfolds to be pure Coonawarra, it was originally labelled as Claret, and whilst the quality has increased immeasurably, very little has changed about how Bin 128 is made. |
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"The wines have been impressive over the years!". "Dalwhinnie is one of Victoria's greatest wine estates, making wines that are regional highpoints!" -Ralph Kyte-Powell. "Sit back and watch as Dalwhinnie etches a name for itself among the great wines of the world!" -Huon Hooke |
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Moet Chandon Brut Imperial Champagne N.V $59.99- $719.88/ Dozen!» Good looks alone won't keep you at NO.1. A delicate well-balanced, creamy and rich wine, there are unlimited fragrances and nuances which cover the tongue with highlights and leave behind a sense of harmony, moist indulgence, sophistication and mellowness
A rare jewel from deep within the cellar, Peter Lehmann The King AD 2018 Vintage Port 1997 $23.99 - $287.88/dozen!»
The King is a superb fortified wine of great distinction which has laid undisturbed in the bottle for many years under the Peter Lehmann Tanunda Cellars. Eleven years old on release, The King is showing all the benefits of extended bottle age. A mature blend of Shiraz and Touriga Nacional grown to good Barossa vineyards, the King must be decanted carefully, as a vintage Port of this distinction will show some sediment and some crust. Peter Lehmann The King AD 2018 Vintage Port 1997
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Following through with it's trademark, thick depth of flavours, Pennys Hill McLaren Vale Shiraz 2007 $23.99
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This label is a runaway success, a voluptuous tar and berry ju-jube flavoured Shiraz, thick with creme de cassis, sweet oak, dried currants, chubby cheeks and a satisfying rush like a freshly baked lamington! The Red Dot label has steadily forged a reputation for excellence, claiming top prize at the McLaren Vale Wine Show. This fabulous fruit and chocolate wine by McLaren Vale winemaking supremo Ben Riggs is here today.. So save me a case of Pennys Hill McLaren Vale Shiraz 2007
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A perfect foil to creamy risotto & pan seared prawns, Tscharke Girl Talk Albarino 2008 $19.99 - $239.88/dozen!»
Damien Tscharke, proprietor, viticulturalist and winemaker is a sixth generation vigneron and Roseworthy graduate who graduated with honours in viticulture. Albarino hails from Galicia in northwest Spain, where it's grown to sandy soils with maritime conditions. Thick skinned, naturally acidic and an early ripening aromatic style, Tscharke was convinced it would perform incredibly well on the Marananga vineyard. Tscharke Girl Talk Albarino 2008
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O'hallowed hills & make my day, Peter Lehmann Clancys 2005 $12.99
$155.88»
Successive vintages of Clancy have won major UK and American awards, for being a simply splendid red wine. America’s leading wine magazine The Wine Spectator, has selected Clancy’s for it's prestigious Top 100 list on no less than four occasions since 1997. Clancy has also claimed Gold against all comers at London’s International Wine Challenge! "Readers looking for realistic wine values should check out this offering from Peter Lehmann!" -eRobertparker.com. Peter Lehmann Clancys 2005
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From good vineyards in the McLaren Vale and Langhorne Creek, Black Chook Sparkling Shiraz $18.99 $227.88 /Dozen!» An assemblage of Shiraz wines have been vinified and aged separately, isolated on the basis of character and complexity, then woven into a tapestry of remarkable integration. Tiraged and treated to a secondary fermentation in bottle, Black Chook has developed a rich chocolate and cherry ripe palate with light biscuitty oak and gummy, chewy tannins. A luscious Sparkling Shiraz, sagaciously balanced, destined to compliment pork and turkey. And every festive engagement! Black Chook Sparkling Shiraz $18.99 $227.88 /Dozen!»
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Sensible oak, and soft, whispering tannins, Spring Vale Melrose Pinot Noir 2008 $19.99 $239.88 /Dozen!» Flattered by bright cherry acids, delightfully fruit driven and very ready to appreciate upon release. A mostly Pinot Noir wine with a tad of Pinot Meunier sourced almost entirely off the new Melrose vineyard. Melrose has been made as a lighter Pinot Noir, similar to a medium structured Beaujolais, with palate softness and delicate, sweet fruit being the key features. A delightful drink with strawberry and raspberry aromas, enhanced by subtle oak. A cinch to enjoy with prosciutto, fig and gruyere, Spring Vale Melrose Pinot Noir 2008 $19.99 $239.88 /Dozen!»
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From the most precious sites of Langhorne Creek, Bleasdale Mulberry Tree Cabernet 2006 $15.99 $191.88 /Dozen!» Bleasdale is Australia's second oldest family owned winery, established in 1850 by English migrant Frank Potts. A prolific accumulator of trophys and gold medals, Bleasdale claimed Best Australian Red Trophy at the prestigious International Wine Challenge in London. Mulberry Tree is a consistent Cabernet Sauvignon, exhibiting fragrant dark berry characters with hints of eucalypt and mint, supported by chewy, toothsome tannins. A wine of endowment and heritage, Bleasdale Mulberry Tree Cabernet 2006 $15.99 $191.88 /Dozen!»
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Punching way above it's pricepoint, Kirrihill Estates Tulach Mor Shiraz 2006 $19.99 $239.88 /Dozen!» An exceptional Clare Valley Shiraz by one of the region's pre-eminent winemakers. Grapes are sourced from the Tullymore vineyard to the east of the town of Clare itself. A mouthfilling wine by a Jimmy Watson winning winemaker, exuding bouquets of sweet black and red berry fruits, savoury spices and toasty oak. A velvety palate full of blackberry and plum with hints of chocolate and earthy, exotic spice. Makes good company with succulent roast beef, Kirrihill Estates Tulach Mor Shiraz 2006 $19.99 $239.88 /Dozen!»
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Comes into its own with good food, Crittenden Pinocchio Arneis 2008 $22.99 $275.88 /Dozen!» Garry and Rollo Crittenden are dedicated vignerons who channel their efforts into producing small batches of fine wine. Arneis is a rare varietal originating from Piedmonte in northwest Italy which came close to extinction. Crittenden was the first commercially released Arneis made in the southern hemisphere. A backbone of fruit is sourced from vineyards in the King Valley which is endowed with a climate almost identical to Piedmont. An inimitable mouthfeel, crisp and fruit driven, Crittenden Pinocchio Arneis 2008 $22.99 $275.88 /Dozen!»
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Captivating with tangy cherry fruit, Cloudy Bay Pinot Noir 2007 $44.99 $539.88 /Dozen!» Pinot noir thrives in Marlborough where Cloudy Bay has planted the best clones to prime vineyard locations which yield the finest fruit. Crop levels are carefully controlled to ensure the grapes have great concentration of flavour, enhanced by tried and true hands-off, minimalist winemaking practices. Cloudy Bay is always richly layered, pleasingly, floral, dry and fruit driven, medium bodied and finely structured. Velvety and satisfying, Cloudy Bay Pinot Noir 2007 $44.99 $539.88 /Dozen!»
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A lovely wine, ready now with a long future, Taylors Eighty Acres Shiraz Viognier 2006 $13.99 $167.88 /Dozen!» An impressive international wine competition winner, the latest edition in a succession of profound champion vintages, including Japan Wine Challenge, london International, Shanghai International and San Francisco. Co-fermented and treated to malolactic, the aim is to produce a truly Rhone styled expression of Shiraz and Viognier. Healthy prune characters, warm spices, charred, smokey oak and super-smooth tannins! Ruby black and seriously Rhonesque, Taylors Eighty Acres Shiraz Viognier 2006 $13.99 $167.88 /Dozen!»
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Alluring bouquets, in peak physical condition, Hardys Oomoo Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 $14.99 $179.88 /Dozen!» Oomoo just gets more popular with each vintage. The reason behind it's runaway success is no big secret to anybody who has sampled it, an impressive wine with fine balance and an irresistable palate at a hard to beat price. Whilst Cabernet grapes never found their way into the nineteenth century incarnation of Oomoo, a pure Cabernet edition meets every expectation and over delivers in terms of clean varietal fruit at unbeatable value. Aromaticaly oaked, judicious tannins, Hardys Oomoo Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 $14.99 $179.88 /Dozen!»
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Bronze Winner Great Australian Shiraz Challenge, Gracebrook King Valley Shiraz 2004 $22.99 $275.88 /Dozen!» Award winning Shiraz in the robust, fully ripe pepper and plum style which can only be achieved within the higher, cooler aspects of the King Valley. The most intensely flavoured Shiraz grapes are grown to ardently husbanded vines, painstakingly pruned to limit the yields and concentrate the fruit. Treated to traditional vinification techniques with minimal handling and a spell of ageing in the the highest quality French oak. Vigour and substance, dark plums and spice, Gracebrook King Valley Shiraz 2004 $22.99 $275.88 /Dozen!»
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Gold Medal in Washington for the International Wines for Oysters Competition! Huia Sauvignon Blanc 2008 $25.99 311.88/Dozen!»
Huia is focused on hand crafting fine unique wines expressing the richness of Marlborough grapes. The range of sites available to Huia provides some exciting opportunities for vinification through traditional as well as more modern techniques to increase the depth of flavours. "Fragrant, very appealing scents. Moderately rich and unctuous on the palate, this superbly crafted wine delivers lively flavors of greengage plum, tropical fruit and mild herbs. A slight departure from the typically lean Marlborough style, but eminently delicious!" -Wine News. Creamy textures, lychee, grapefruit and nettle, Huia Sauvignon Blanc 2008 $25.99 311.88/dozen!» |
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From the nation's second oldest, family operated winemaking estates, Bleasdale Frank Potts 2005 $26.99 323.88/Dozen!»
A litany of trophies and gold for the Bleasdale flagship wine, highly rated in the Jimmy Watson, Frank Potts has also claimed Gold and Best Australian Red Trophy at the prestigious London International Wine Challenge. Judges said of Frank Potts, "The mouth reveals red raspberry, wild cherry, cassis, the nose is like a red raspberry lolly!", "An expressive nose of plum, black currant, black cherry and blackberry. More structured than the other wines in the portfolio but the tannins are ripe, the fruit sweet, a lengthy, fruit-filled finish!" -wineAdvocate.com. Langhorne Creek's pioneering winery, Bleasdale Frank Potts 2005 $26.99 323.88/dozen!» |
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Just The Penfolds Grange 2004 at an astonishingly $599.99!»
"They knew what I was up to and they clearly didn't want to sell it to me and kept making excuses 'Oh .. it's just for display' and 'Oh..I think someone has asked us to put it away for them' and my favourite 'umm Grange? What Grange? Do we stock Grange?' Well nice try fellows, but all rather futile. So now that I have all of them you can understand why I'm so excited about this vintage being touted as 'Immaculate!, almost certainly a great Grange and banged up with flavour as a Grange should be!'
Reviews and accolades aside, I can't wait to see their faces when they realize their folly. Ahh the clever fools"
A national treasure, Penfolds Grange 2004 $599.99 $7199.88/dozen!» |
A delightful bead that borders on creaminess. Vibrant crimson pink, Omni Pink has rose petal and fresh red berry fruit aromas which are carried through onto the palate. This is an easy to enjoy pink effervescent wine for all good company and happily shared everyday occasions
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Riccadonna Asti is a pale gold colour with a fine persistent bead. The bead is finer due to the lower fizziness, a character of quality Asti. The finish is soft and lingering with soft fruit, nuances of outdoors picnics, and hints of summer blossom flavours
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Yellow is light straw in colour and has a persistent bead. It is a full and generous wine with a lovely mouthfeel and creamy mousse. It is fresh with a classy, crisp, clean finish
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Grandin is an attractive sparkling wine exhibiting a profuse effervescence and a rich straw gold color. Scents of flowers, yeast, light citrus and a hint of smoke. It rolls happily into a fruity mouthful of juicy, flavours
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Bright citrus in colour with straw gold tinge. There are voluptuos aromas of tropical fruits, sweet melon, buttery brioche and creamy dried red fruit essences. Bouquets that are florid, impressively vital with nuances of soft spice and elegant dessert cakes
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Medium straw in colour with subtle green hues, Omni NV has lifted fruit aromas complimenting a rich and flavoursome palate. There's balanced citrus and tropical nuances that are harmonized into a delightful sparkling wine of universal appeal. Mature fruit flavours are complexed with yeasty characters to create a soft, creamy palate balanced with a clean acid finish
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Moet Chandon Mini Rosé Piccolo is a bold, medium pink salmon colour, slightly coppery and slightly cherry in hue. Aromas are of citrus and peach, strawberry and Nice shortbreads, followed by hints of almond and praline, broad berry notes intermixed with delightful chocolate box assortment characters. The bead is extravagant, seemingly exaggerated by the size of the bottle, the finesse of the effervescence is exemplary, it carries heady characters
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Refined coppery salmon pink. Wild Strawberry, cherry aromas combined with dried flowers & honey, Dom Perignon Rosé 1998 $639.99!»
The rare and exclusive Dom Perignon Rosé 1998 is one of very few vintages ever released. The harvest must be of great excellence, delivering grapes of extraordinary character, combining intensity and roundness.
The most desirable Rosé in the world, synonymous with glamour and success Dom Perignon Rosé 1998 $639.99!»
Absolute magic and a prince of the Australian Sparklers is the inimitable Jansz Premium Cuvee N.V $22.99 $275.88/Doz»
"These are the most serious sparkling wines I have tasted from south of the Equator... crisp, elegant, orange and ripe apple skin characteristics along with a hint of brioche, fresh, light to medium-bodied flavors, good effervescence, and a dry finish. This ambitious sparkler should drink well for several years, these are excellent endeavours!" -Robert Parker,
"Excellent aperitif style that supports Tasmania's claim to the title of sparkling wine state!" -Ralph Kyte-Powell
I'm drinking it right now, Jansz Premium Cuvee N.V $22.99 $275.88/dozen»
Vibrant, plummy, breathtakingly
Brands Laira Merlot 2005
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The exhalted Laira Vineyard was established in 1893 atop Coonawarra’s Terra rossa and forms the core of some of McWilliam's most prestigious editions. Fermented for seven days, pressed off skins while still slightly sweet into Fench and American oaks for primary and malolactic fermentation, followed by twenty one months maturation. The wine was racked, barrel to barrel, by hand to achieve good clarity and development. A good lesson about life at 15.0% alcohol.
Made to measure
Brands Laira Merlot 2005
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Refined, powerful, excellence and intensity,
Scotchmans Hill Chardonnay 2007
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Scotchmans Hill reflects the beauteous fruit of low cropped vineyards, making it a tight and well structured, elegant wine. Expressing the maturity and quality of the vineyard as influenced by a maritime climate moderated by Port Phillip Bay, the vines being regularly blown by strong, cool Antarctic winds. "Exciting with hints of a Macon, and lasting impressions of milky oak, dried citrus peels, pith and nuts!" -RieslingRider.com
Fruit, not overtly ripe,
Scotchmans Hill Chardonnay 2007
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