• Bagot Station Barossa Valley Shiraz 2023

    $13.40

    Young reds from the right vintages without hard extract are magnificent. This Bagot reminds me of those deeply coloured and powerful Moulin a Vent-Beaujolais, I imported in the 1970s. Deep in colour, one glass led to another, as did the bottles. How can wine be so pleasant. This vintage produced wines with a pronounced aroma and the winemaker has highlighted this with a light touch in the winery-such as no pressings added back. A must buy though will not evolve into a Karrawirra.

  • Langdorf Barossa Valley Cabernet 2019

    $16.50

    The importance of Barossa Valley Cabernet will rise and rise in the decade ahead because consumers are taking note.

  • Barbarossa Barossa Valley Shiraz Cabernet Durif Mataro 2022

    Original price was: $15.80.Current price is: $12.00.

    NMD is short for ‘no more details’ and is the game we played with the early releases of the Barbarossa. The name Barbarossa and knowledge that it was 100% Barossa Valley was all customers were told. A real guessing game.

  • Village Belle Barossa Valley Carignan 2021

    $14.00

    Less the big noise of Shiraz and more the fragrance of Grenache is the way to approach this variety.

  • Stonevale Wines Red Barn Barossa Valley Cabernet Malbec 2020

    $13.60

    For this Stonevale the Malbec has transformed the Cabernet into something special. Malbec has a tasty, sappy-fruity, menthol character so how much to add must be carefully measured. Malbec is very popular in Argentine and the best of them from Mendoza, the wine capital, fetch high prices. It is time for a Malbec revival.

  • Oakley Adams Adelaide Hills Shiraz 2023

    Original price was: $12.50.Current price is: $10.00.

    There is a central spine of higher ground that runs down Adelaidean Mount Lofty Range and vineyards are planted up to 600 metres. The wines from these vineyards have cool climate flavours because of the altitude. This region east of Adelaide is termed the Adelaide Hills and is the source of this Shiraz. It comes though from lower elevations so tastes like a cool climate Barossan or a wine from Eden Valley.

  • Kitts Creek Barossa Valley Rosé 2024

    $14.80

    I am sick to death of those praising all things cool climate. Both warm climate whites and rosé have more flavour and thus have a place at the table. The one proviso is that they must be made with the most advanced equipment.

  • Hopcroft & Cornock McLaren Vale Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2022

    $13.80

    Sourced from surplus barrels of a post-1990s McLaren Vale winemaker, this Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2022 has been matured in large, seasoned oak and bottled when at its finest, offering a rich, balanced expression of the original wine.

  • Stockwell Creek Barossa Valley Mataro 2018

    Original price was: $19.50.Current price is: $12.50.

    Glug is a huge supporter of Mataro so please join us and place a bottle on the dinner table. The best choice to start with is Mataro from the Barossa Valley.

  • Brutus Barossa Valley Shiraz Durif 2021

    $29.90

    This is the eighth Brutus from 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2017, 2018, and 2021. Brutus is a project to push Shiraz further by blending with Durif. Durif from the Riverine town of Griffith is exceptional and with our experience with Rutherglen Durif we knew it would blend well with Barossa Shiraz. The ABV is 15%. Shiraz with Durif is a Wonder.

  • Goat Square Collection Mixed Dozen

    Original price was: $192.40.Current price is: $150.00.

    Goat Square Barossa Valley Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2023 x 2 bottles
    Goat Square Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022 x 2 bottles
    Goat Square Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2021 x 2 bottles
    Goat Square Barossa Valley Grenache 2021 x 2 bottles
    Goat Square Reserve Barossa Valley Ziegenmarkt Shiraz 2021 x 1 bottle
    Goat Square Reserve Barossa Valley Ziegenmarkt Cab 2019 x 1 bottle
    Goat Square Barossa Valley Grenache Rosé 2024 x 2 bottles

  • Stonevale Wines ‘Red Barn’ Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2020

    $13.60

    We find beauty in all the differences each vineyard and wine maker creates and prefer to offer customers dozens of expressions. Each small difference we reason keeps your drinking interesting.

  • Bengalee Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022

    $16.50

    The Bengalee left Hamburg with German settlers on 10th July 1838 and arrived in Adelaide on the 19th November, 1838. It is likely a few of these arrivals later found their way to the Barossa Valley becoming part of the fabulous Barossa wine story. We picked up that story in 2008 when we released our first Bengalee Shiraz.

  • Rara Avis Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022

    $35.90

    The rare and wonderful comes from the Barossa Valley. Within the best Shiraz, Mataro and Grenache those with a top palate can identify wines that have an edge over all the others. This Rara Avis, the fifth we have made since 2004, is our best Shiraz from 2022. Will keep for a long time though even the best we prefer to see consumed at a younger age.

  • BVWS Barossa Valley Wine Supply Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022

    $16.50

    The wines we like to sell have been frowned upon by the Australian wine elite for 50 years. This wine is not about delicacy and finesse. It comes from the other side of the ledger, the dark side where flavour is everything. Pushes 15% alcohol. Very much a Glug style of red.

  • Mystery Mixed Dozen

    Original price was: $190.00.Current price is: $140.00.

    I must keep sales rolling along so here is my deal. Glug has made up a Mystery Mix that offers exceptional value. Each mixed dozen contains premium wines that have never been offered at discount prices.

    Thus the mix contains the best of Glug, being wines of Goat Square, Karrawirra, Bengalee, Langdorf, Fareham Estate, Grandma Raethel, Barossa Valley Wine Supply, Stockwell Creek and Trennert. You will not be disappointed. The wines are ‘sure fire winners’. There is a considerable saving though mixes will differ, the saving is in the order of $50.

  • Old Moppa Road Barossa Valley Primitivo 2023

    $13.70

    The climate of the Barossa Valley creates full flavoured wines that charge across the palate. In addition, they show complexity, and it is this combination that has fascinated consumers and winemakers for so long. These flavours play out in the traditional varieties Shiraz, Cabernet, Grenache and Mataro.

    There are other varieties planted, though all in small lots, that have been trialled for several decades and these include, Carignan, Durif, the many Portuguese port varieties, Primitivo or Zinfandel and many others. These interest Glug as we see our role as introducing new styles and unfamiliar varieties to our customers-to keep up their wine interest.

  • Karrawirra Collection Mixed Dozen

    Original price was: $255.00.Current price is: $192.00.

    Two bottles of six wines.

    Karrawirra Barossa Valley Shiraz 2021
    Karrawirra Barossa Valley Shiraz Cabernet Sauvignon 2021
    Karrawirra Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2018
    Karrawirra Barossa Valley Single Vineyard ‘Fan Block’ Shiraz 2019
    Karrawirra Barossa Valley Single Vineyard  ‘Fan Block’ Shiraz 2018
    Karrawirra Barossa Valley Single Vineyard  ‘Biscay’ Cabernet Sauvignon 2019

  • Fareham Estate Clare Valley Shiraz 2022

    $15.40

    There is something about the geography of the Clare Valley and how this reacts with the climate that finds its way into the Shiraz and Cabernet. They bring to the glass an additional and unusual fragrance, a minty delicacy, which is quite thrilling.

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