There is no way that this case can last...

Not with over $120 worth of wine in one $59 six pack.

Not when there are just 100 cases to go around.

Especially not when it contains wines like these: 

1x Tyrrell's 1858 Hunter Valley Semillon 2018: From one of Australia’s most iconic family-owned wineries. The 1858 Semillon is the little brother to the iconic Tyrrell’s Vat 1 Semillon. Like the Vat 1, the 1858 comes from a selection of some of Tyrrell’s top Semillon vineyards in the Hunter Valley, with an average vine age of 40 years. A delicious drink now, and with the potential to age for up to a decade, this is a Hunter bargain. 94 Points - Sam Kim - Wine Orbit. 92 Points - The Wine Collective.

1x Norfolk Rise Pinot Grigio 2018: Is this Australia's best Pinot Grigio? Last year, the Norfolk Rise Pinot Grigio stunned everyone and won a trophy and 95 points. But this year it has gone one better and picked up two gold medals and 95 points! 95 Points - National Wine Show of Australia 2018. 95 Points - Royal Sydney Wine Show 2018. 94 Points - James Halliday - Halliday's Wine Companion. 92 Points - The Wine Collective.

1x Roche Mazet Pays d'Oc Syrah Rose 2017: Want French bargain wines? Go south my friend, home of absolute bangers like this Roche Mazet. Sourced from the Languedoc, this medium bodied, bargain-friendly red is a delight - full of French flair for very few dollars. 94 Points - The Wine Collective.

1x Head Cellar Reserve Shiraz 2017: Here's a wine that shows exactly what great Barossa Shiraz is all about. From 5-star-rated Barossa winemaker Alex Head, this 2017 Head Cellar Reserve Shiraz is exactly what Barossa Shiraz is all about. The cool 2017 vintage has injected a little more spice into that classic plummy richness, making for a wine of both flavour and balance. 94 Points - The Wine Collective. 92 Points - Huon Hooke. 92 Points - Sam Kim - Wine Orbit. 90 Points - Gary Walsh - The Wine Front.

1x Geoff Merrill SMS Red Blend 2013: Does it get better than this - the great man of South Australia Geoff Merrill pumping out some brilliant value reds. This SMS made from Merlot, Shiraz and Cabernet is a little quirky but you won't be sorry as it shows some seriously intense sweet mulberry fruit given a little savoury Italian style through the addition of some classy Sangiovese - a bargain Aussie blend. 91 Points - The Wine Collective.

1x De Bortoli La Bossa Cabernet Sauvignon 2017: The De Bortoli winemaking philosophy is that great wine begins in the vineyard. Their belief is that sustainable vineyard practices will deliver exceptional fruit quality to the winery as well as real environmental benefits. This wine boasts bright red fruits on the nose, with lifted spice and a touch of oak. The palate is awash with juicy currant notes, with nice intensity and generosity. 91 Points - The Wine Collective.