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Ashton Hills Piccadilly Pinot Noir 2011
$31.99 As low as: $27.50medium brick red in colour with an attractive cherry, plum, berry nose and with already a hit of barnyard complexity. There is sweet fruit along the length of the medium weight palate while a touch of stalky tannin lengthens the palate and provides the bit of grip so important for rood and longevity. I think you'll find the wine quite delicious now but suggest cellaring for around five years if it's those developed, funky, forest floor characters you're after.
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Mount Langhi Cliff Edge Shiraz 2009
Like the 2008 before it – perhaps more so – the 2009 is as sexy as shiraz gets at the price – beautifully, sweetly aromatic with a vibrant, fruity palate to match. Chris Shanahan
Bright crimson; a fragrant bouquet encompasses spice, plum, black cherry and blackberry aromas that flow through to the medium-bodied palate, there picked up quality oak, and finishing with polished tannins. Great bargain. 96 points James Halliday, Australian Wine Companion
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Vigne del Vulture Aglianico Pipoli DOC 2008 (full case buy only)
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..Intriguing. Blood and blood plum, rose oil, hazelnut, bitter herb and chocolate. It’s dry and chewy with a fair whack of chalky tannin but has the fruit and density to pull it off with style. Good to drink, interesting to taste…and ripping value to boot. Love it. Drink : 2010 - 2014 90 points Learn More
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Brown Brothers Pinot Noir Chardonnay Pinot Meunier NV
$21.99As reliable as clockwork, this bottle fermented non vintage blend delivers a complete and all round style of sparkling that balances freshness with gentle complexity and just enough toasty autolysis. Also, there are red fruits, lemon citrus, melons and freshly sliced mushrooms. The palate delivers fine, zesty, acid crunch, and there are savoury layers running through the finish. Top value. 92 points Nick Stock the Fine Wine Guide Learn More -
Woods Crampton Mataro Rosé 2012
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A red you can drink in summer, a rosé you can drink in winter. An all year round wine you can drink either chilled or at room temperature. It's sweet-fruited but essentially dry and when chilled it never feels hard - as of course a rose shouldn't. Woodspice, licorice, sweet red berries, fresh leather. It's not in the pale provencal style, that's for sure. But really, you have to try this. Yee-ha value. 92 points Winefront.com.au
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Le Chat Noir Pinot Noir 2011
Decent, quaffable pinot noir for under $20? It's almost impossible to find but this terrific value import from the south of France manages it ... “the best French Pinot Noir outside of Burgundy” .... It's on the riper side of the pinot spectrum, certainly no shrinking violet, but no brash bogan either. The (French) girl next door with smoothness, dark cherry fruit flavours, hints of earthiness and plenty of length. It can be found on special for as low as $15 but the RRP is $19. Windsor Dobbin
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Jansz Tasmania Vintage Cuvee 2006
$44.99 As low as: $41.00The palate is balanced. It flaunts powerful yet elegant fruit flavours, showing honeysuckle, rose petals and strawberry juxtaposed with complex notes of oyster shell and truffle. The result is a layered and textural wine that can only be achieved through extended aging on yeast. The natural acidity typical of this vineyard provides elegance and longevity to this wine. Learn More -
Riposte the Stiletto Pinot Gris 2012
There’s impressive poached pear and fresh lemon fruit presence here, even a touch of baked apple and nutmeg, pulling into a nicely honed tail of cool Adelaide Hills acidity from this single vineyard in Charleston. One-third fermented in old French oak barriques helps to build its finely mineral texture, rounded out just a touch by residual sweetness on the finish. 92 points Tyson Tselzer
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Mike Press Pinot Noir 2010
This is a ripe and immediate vintage for Mike Press pinot, making it spot on for drinking right away. It’s a fruity style of wild strawberries, ripe raspberries, a hint of brambles and finely textured tannins. 14.8 on the alcohol scale is a big number for this timid grape, but the high altitude acidity of this vineyard keeps it bright and fresh, toning its warm finish. Enticingly underpriced Tyson Tselzer
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