This attractive, fruit-driven Shiraz comes from the Murphy family's vineyards in Australia's Murray Darling region where they have grown grapes since 1909.

A wine that celebrates Australia’s best-loved variety, Broken Record is juicy and bright.

Fresh figs on the nose and soft plums galore in this great value vino.

Attractive Merlot - lighter in style than many, and no oak used.

A no frills red and a stalwart of Boutinot's house wine offering, Cuvée Jean-Paul Rouge captures the magic combination of drinkability and complexity.

From vineyard to vineyard, across the lands, the Rambler roams high and low in search of the best value wines around.

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The quintessential all-round Italian red, selected from the l`Aquila province of Abruzzo on the Adriatic coast. Deep purple in colour with intense aromas of blackberries and cherries with rich, robust characteristics that are typical of the region. The palate is intensely spicy with cherryish and jammy black fruit flavours.

This delicious red has been recently upgraded to DOC status, meaning lower yields and greater concentration. With rich brambly fruits backed by fine tannins, this is a ripe style that pairs well with food, and offers incredible value for money.

This batch comes from cooler climate fruit, mainly Banghoek and Franschhoek. 12% ABV and lighter in style than the usual Wild House blend but with real quality, it's excellent in its own right.

Unwooded and easy-drinking, this light red wine from Forge Mill is perfect for everyday enjoyment.

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Dark garnet with a bright purple rim. Generous aromas of black cherries, clove and raspberry leading to a smooth and juicy palate with redolent ripe mulberries and glimmers of spice from gentle oaking. Finishes with appealing length and savouriness.

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A wine that symbolises longevity, like the legacy of the original Huguenot families which has endured long after they were buried in the town’s original churchyard. Blackcurrants and violets captivate on entry, followed by concentrated dark berry flavours and spicy tobacco oak.

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Deep ruby with exuberant mulberry, plum, pepper and modest oak spice supported by soft ripe tannins that provide a well-structured and balanced juicy finish of pleasing length and finesse.

AA Badenhorst Family Wines The Curator Red Blend simply jumps from the glass displaying exotic red and black fruits with a mouth-filling texture. Known for having impeccable taste and style, Adi Badenhorst has assembled this wonderful blend from a library of wine parcels at his disposal. Distinct, complex and very easy drinking. Sophisticated yet unpretentious, much like Mr. Badenhorst himself...

Intense dark cherry colour. Ripe, soft fruit aromas with flavours of mulberries.

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Ripe dark fruits and a smokey finish.

A cherry red with a purple rim which shows the wine's youth.
On the nose, this has floral notes leading to ripe red fruit.
Intense in flavour, velvety, meaty, with silky tannins that envelop the palate with an exquisite roundness. A smooth, well structured wine.
The grapes are harvested by hand during the last fortnight of October. Fermentation takes place using the Carbonic Maceration technique for 6 days at 24ºC.

A lovely, soft blackcurrant fruit core is backed up by a touch of woodspice in this quaffable red from the heart of Spain.

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22 months in US oak, broad expansively flavoured Rioja.

This is Martinez Wines HOMEMADE Mulled Wine.
Get into the Christmas spirit and have our famous, homemade, mulled wine bottled to take home.
Fruity, vibrant, spicy and aromatic, this stuff has become the talk of the town.

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"Possibly the single greatest dry red wine value in the world, this is an unbelievable wine … any wine retailer worth his weight should be stockpiling this wine next to the cash register ...I don’t understand how anyone can make wines this good to sell at this price… 90 points.” Robert Parker, the Wine Advocate #203.