• Cellar Range Barossa Valley Shiraz 2021

    $15.20

    We cannot reveal the source since the reason wines like this are offered is because the grower-maker wants anonymity. They want no conflict with their brand which as in all cases they offer the same wine at far higher prices.

  • Terrene Estates South Australia Cabernet Merlot 2017

    $8.60

    We recently found an astonishing collection of reds in a five-star winery in the Clare Valley and knowing we would not see its like again purchased more than usual.

  • Karrawirra Barossa Valley Shiraz Cabernet 2021

    $16.00

    What a beautiful wine, the result of perfect vintage, the 14th for KarrawirraKarrawirra is a traditional Glug brand so expect a traditional interpretation of a Barossa red.

  • Cellar Range Clare Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2022

    $14.50

    Back in October we were given our choice of barrels of Clare Valley reds from a five-star rated winery. While they retained the very best to be able to select what we wanted from the rest we knew was a rare honour.

  • Limited Release Batch 32C Clare Valley Shiraz 2022

    $15.50

    Glug moves to where the bargains can be discovered and you will quickly appreciate our enthusiasm for this Clare Valley Shiraz. And note we are believers that younger, and fresher is better.

  • Farmers & Growers ‘The Ploughman’ South Australia Cabernet Sauvignon 2018

    $8.00

    QDR’s is shorthand for quaffing dry reds which is a Glug specialty. They are handcrafted from a base of the major variety which is adjusted with wines from premium regions.

  • Karrawirra Barossa Valley Shiraz 2021

    $16.00

    The great vintages are associated with a normal, steady ripening, plus an extended period for picking without being rushed to harvest. The wine maker when asked to comment replies that the wines made themselves. Such was the 2021 vintage, the 14th for Karrawirra.

  • Glug ‘The Back Block’ Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2020

    $14.20

    This Cabernet is not like that from say the Yarra Valley. You will detect a varietal resemblance and then the warmth of the Barossa takes over and being the Barossa there is more body weight on the palate.

  • Glug Barossa Valley Shiraz Cabernet Mataro N.V.

    $12.80

    I preach younger is better and in this case this is balanced by the wine being recently bottled and freshened with 2022 just before bottling. I see the role of this wine as being for the many occasions where a drink is required but not worthy of opening one of the best bottles.

  • Glug Barossa Valley Shiraz Mataro N.V.

    $12.80

    Mataro has been the backbone of many Barossa Shiraz for decades because it blends well with Shiraz.

  • Kitts Creek Barossa Valley Grenache Mataro Rosé 2023

    $14.80

    Not those cool climate versions made from whites that are then given a hint of pink from a bucket of Shiraz. No as I’m talking about grapes in the Barossa Valley, picked a bit earlier than for a red, for the single purpose of making a Rosé.

  • Mount Eagle Eden Valley Riesling 2022

    $11.80

    ‘You Australians don’t get Riesling’ I was once told by a New Zealand expert. The discussion was over a glass of Grosset Clare Valley Riesling and my response was to nod wisely and keep drinking. Naturally the Clare taste is different to the fragrant aromas and softness of those from New Zealand.

  • Glug ‘The Bright Spark’ Barossa Valley Mataro 2021

    $13.80

    The Barossa Valley climate is ideal for producing good crops of grapes that reach exceptional sugar levels and have plenty of colour. Historically these were used to produced fortified wines of high quality, particularly port. The three favoured varieties were Grenache, Shiraz and Mataro. I refer to these as the Barossa heritage varieties and many vines of great age survive.

  • Glug Barossa Valley Mataro Shiraz NV

    Original price was: $12.80.Current price is: $9.80.

    For this bottling Mataro is dominant and the amount made increased by adding Barossa Shiraz. The Mataro and Shiraz are premium wines, so we are satisfied with the result.For this bottling Mataro is dominant and the amount made increased by adding Barossa Shiraz. The Mataro and Shiraz are premium wines, so we are satisfied with the result.

  • Mount Eagle Eden Valley Pinot Gris 2022

    $11.80

    Pinot Gris is like an albino version of Pinot Noir with an appealing aroma, delicate palate and good length. It needs no barrel fermentation or barrel ageing or all the other wonderful winemaking tricks and seems best when treated just like a Riesling. Take the free run juice, ferment and bottle and when this is done correctly you will have in your hand a most appealing drink.

  • Knotts Eden Valley Chardonnay 2021

    $12.50

    Glug likes this diversity. This topography extends into the western and southern part of the Eden Valley.

  • Harem ‘Rosita’ Barossa Valley Rosé (Grenache Mataro) 2022

    $21.00

    About this Rosé I said, ‘Forget the insinuation of the pale delicate rusty pink colour, as this is simply very great wine which is fruity, bone dry, bitter-sweet and offers challenges’. Insinuation meaning – because it’s a rosé do not expect a simple, quaffing, sweet style. This comment applies to the remarkable Rosita 2022 which will develop for many years.

  • Restless Farm ‘The Deer’ Eden Valley Shiraz 2020

    $13.20

    The Eden Valley is dryer and higher than the Barossa Valley and as the reds from Henschke show produces a wonderful variant of Barossa Shiraz.

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