• Oakley Adams Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022

    Original price was: $14.10.Current price is: $10.00.

    I keep telling the story of the role of wine merchants using Oakley Adams as they did the hard yards. The business was Melbourne based and began in 1871 as importers of wines and spirits. Later they promoted local wines which were bottled as Oakley Adams selections. Selling wine was hard work and did not become part of life of our social life until the post war years.

  • Hopcroft & Cornock McLaren Vale Merlot 2023

    $14.80

    Fashion moved on from Merlot, leaving smart buyers with wines like this.  A rich, full McLaren Vale red delivering Cabernet-level satisfaction at remarkable value.

  • Kitts Creek Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2022

    $15.80

    This region is higher, drier and with a different weather pattern to the Southern and middle part of the Barossa. What we want from the wines of this region is Barossa strength yet with the cooler evenings the fruit aromas are more fragrant which also shows on the palate.

  • Bengalee Barossa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2021

    $16.50

    A classic Barossa Valley Cabernet from an outstanding 2021 vintage. Even ripening, full-bodied, ripe and true to Barossa style. If you’re new to Barossa Cabernet, this Bengalee is the perfect place to start.

  • Grandma Raethel Barossa Valley Shiraz 2022

    $19.50

    The final release in the Grandma Raethel series, and the standout vintage of them all. Created as a tribute to the German pioneers who settled the Barossa in the 1840s, these wines celebrate the region’s warm-climate style, delivering the deep flavour and mid-palate richness that make Barossa reds unique in the world.

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When Can You Expect Delivery

The last despatch day from the Barossa Valley will be the 22nd December. Delivery via the couriers will be variable and may be early January.

Glug will reopen on Monday the 5th January.

There will be no emails until my regular Monday letter arrives on Monday the 5th January.

Regards

David Farmer