Now's your chance to get $195 worth of award winning wine in one crazy $99 mixed six pack. 

Featuring a $42 bottle of gold medal-winning Blue Pyrenees for starters, Cape Bernier's  95 point Tassie Pinot and a luscious, gold medal Adelaide Hills Pinot Gris it's just the ticket for anyone who loves wine and has a heartbeat (ie you).


2017 Andevine Reserve Hunter Valley Chardonnay: It's a wine befitting its dress-circle location, with a finely honed nose that instantly reminds you of the crushed seashells of Chablis, while the palate is more-rounder and generous, delivering creamy layers of nectarine, lime peel and buttered French toast. 94 Points - Gary Walsh - The Wine Front. 94 Points - Huon Hooke - The Real Review


2016 Hex & Heysen Riesling: Exotic & pure, vibrant & punchy. Think white nectarine, apple blossom and lime zest. Tip toe your way onto the soft, delicate palate as swirls of pink grapefruit, citrus fruits and floral notes surround you. But then BAM! There it is, the twist – power, depth & persistence to the fruit, concentrated yet super fine and delicate, and all in mighty fine harmony. 95 Points - Sam Kim - The Wine Orbit

2018 Zilzie Regional Collection Adelaide Hills Pinot Gris: Venturing out from their home base in northern Victoria, the Zilzie team here have made a juicy Pinot Gris that even comes with a little pinkness. Light straw with a copper-pink hue. Ripe pear, citrus and nectarine on the nose, leading to a juicy, textured palate filled with flavours of nashi pear and hints of spice. A delicious underlying minerality and a refreshing finish. Medal - Gold - Millenial Wine and Spirits Awards. Medal - Silver - 2019 China Wine and Spirits Awards Best Value. Medal - Silver -  2018 Womens Wine and Spirits Awards.

2017 Cape Bernier Tasmanian Pinot Noir: Exemplary wine, with rose, cherry, earth and garrigue. Black cherry & liquorice aromas are complemented by fine tannins and savoury spice flavours characteristic of the vineyard. Drink now or cellar for 3-5 years to enjoy its full potential. 95 Points - James Halliday - Halliday's Wine Companion. 92 Points - Huon Hooke - The Real Review.

2014 Hamelin Bay Cabernet Merlot: A ripe and chunky style with punchy flavours and lots of 'em. Cedar, dark berries and more dark berries is the focus here, with light tannins and a long finish. A refined and elegant wine. This Cabernet Merlot has restraint and brooding power with a succulent mid-palate and dry finish. 93 Points - James Halliday - Halliday's Wine Companion.

2016 Blue Pyrenees Estate Red: Fully deserving of its gold medal and high scores, this shows the sturdy structure that Blue Pyrenees is famous for. A big mouthful of ripe berries up front, complimented by tobacco leaves, mushroom & cedary oak characters. The big but even palate structure of this blended red is framed by abundant yet integrated fine grain tannins & delivers a traditional old world style. 95 Points - Sam Kim - Wine Orbit. Medal - Gold - China Wine & Spirits Awards