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  1. Mike Press Chardonnay 2011

    Mike Press Chardonnay 2011
    $11.00
    TOP SUMMER SIPS - $12

    IF you've ever doubted the veracity of an unwooded chardonnay, grab a bottle of this. You'll realise there is a genuine joy in its pure white nectarine fruits, no oak to get in its way, beautiful citrus squeezed over, and amazing natural texture and length. Fantastic, cutting-edge summer drinking.

    Value: Unbelievable
    Food: Spring vegetable pasta
    Rating: 4 and a half glasses Learn More

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  2. Elefante Castilla Blanco 2009

    Elefante Castilla Blanco 2009
    $12.99
    One of a number of remarkably cheap, good-value imports from Fourth Wave, this is a blend of macabeo, verdejo, viura and sauvignon blanc, grown in Castile.
    It has a spiced-honey bouquet, suggesting an oxidatively made wine. That means it’s more complex than the simple-fruit style $13 typically buys in Australian white wine. The palate is light, nicely rounded, fairly short but with attractive flavour and above all, character. Best drunk young. A modest 12.5 per cent alcohol. Gourmet Traveller Wine Learn More

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  3. Le Chat Noir Pinot Noir 2010

    Le Chat Noir Pinot Noir 2010

    Regular Price: $18.50

    Special Price: $17.99

    This pinot noir from Le Chat Noir steps beautifully into the breach. It has a flash of cedary oak – not something I’ve seen in previous vintages – good density of fruit flavour, a rub of tannin and better-than-decent length. Better still, it smells perfumed and buoyant and tastes fresh and vigorous. It doesn’t just scratch the pinot itch, it gets the heart racing. If you see this wine around, and you’re a pinot noir fan – BUY. 92 points Winefront.com.au Learn More

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  1. Le Chat Noir Shiraz 2010

    Le Chat Noir Shiraz 2010

    Regular Price: $16.00

    Special Price: $15.50

    As low as: $15.00

    More terrific value from the little black cat.  Meaty and peppery with black and blue fruits and the perfume of thyme and flowers. ..... 91 points Winefront.com.au


    .....it delivers, some dark fruit, damson, plum, bitter chocolate. There’s some savoury spice and again like the Pinot some granular tannins and a really, clean acid finish with decent persistence. Jump in at the price, it’s there for the taking. If you see these black cats on your travels take it as a good omen. Winingpom.com.au

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  2. Les Courtilles Cotes Du Rhone 2009

    Les Courtilles Cotes Du Rhone 2009

    Regular Price: $18.50

    Special Price: $17.99

    Stand aside, Guigal Cotes Du Rhone … this is the end of the line...

    Les Courtilles is a ripping wine at a sensational price. It’s fruity, spicy, firm and fresh, with classic regional sour-sweet cherry flavours and floral overdones. It has enough oomph, but not too much. It will appeal to lovers of Australian reds, and Euro-styled reds too. In short, it’s a beauty. Rated : 92 Points Alcohol : 14% Screwcap Campbell Mattinson; The Wine Front Learn More

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  3. Vigne del Vulture Aglianico Pipoli DOC 2008 (full case buy only)

    Vigne del Vulture Aglianico Pipoli DOC 2008 (full case buy only)

    Regular Price: $15.00

    Special Price: $14.99

    ..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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  1. Mike Press Merlot 2009

    Mike Press Merlot 2009
    If you love merlot because it’s soft, fleshy and devoid of any kind of expressive personality, read no further, this wine is not for you. This is real merlot, structured, grippy and screaming out for a decade in the cellar. Don’t be too concerned, though, because when it does emerge it will be a stunner, with a pretty violet perfume, elegant berry fruits and very finely textured tannins. 91 points Tyson Stelzer Learn More

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  2. Mike Press Pinot Noir 2009

    Mike Press Pinot Noir 2009
    $12.50
    It's a gentle cherry/berry style with a fresh violet lift and some spicy complexity on the finish. Fine tannins give it more definition and structure than you'd expect. It's only going to get better with two or three years in the cellar, so make sure you go long on this one. 91 points Tyson Stelzer Learn More

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  3. Mike Press Cabernet Sauvignon 2010

    Mike Press Cabernet Sauvignon 2010
    ..This label is the bargain cellaring special of the decade. I still have 05s in my cellar and they´re not ready yet. The brand new release is as coiled-up, restrained and structured as any young MPWAHCS I´ve tasted screaming out for a decade to reveal the class of characteristic, cool cabernet. Drink 2016-2025 94 points Tyson Tselzer Learn More

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