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Best of the Black Market Unwrapped : Shiraz Selection
$119
$270
6PK - $19.83 / BTL
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Every now and then we can give you a little peek behind the curtain with our Black Market Unwrapped offers. Here's a few of our favourite, not-so-secret wines.
6PK - $19.83 / BTL
$119
$270
Or 4 payments of $29.75 with our buy now pay later providers.
To learn more, click on any of the providers below.
OFF RRP
Why do we love this case?
We can't get enough of Aussie shiraz - there's nothing that typifies our wine drinking landscape quite like the big, bold, rustic wines of South Australia. Here we've compiled a few of our favourite Black Market Unwrapped offers for your pleasure!
1x Chaffey Bros. Wine Co Elijah Shiraz 2020
Red — Shiraz
Barossa — Australia
This is Barossa shiraz with a serious sense of purpose. Grown on rocky, granite-rich soils and picked for power, purity and polish, it's absolute chocker-block with deep purple fruit, dark plums and wild blackberry. The palate is plush and densely packed but never overblown - lively tannins give structure, while a thread of vibrant acidity keeps everything in check. Baking spices, sage, black pepper and a lick of dark chocolate round out the frame, with a graphite edge adding mineral tension. It’s generous, intense and deeply satisfying - a modern take on a classic style, with years of life ahead.
You’d pay $85 full price.

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1x Yelland & Papps Single Vineyard Greenock Shiraz 2023
Red — Shiraz
Barossa — Australia
This is Barossa shiraz with brains as well as brawn - nothing overdone, just flavour that feels both powerful and controlled. Smoothness, complexity and depth all wrapped up in a velvety package. There’s opulence, fruit weight, fine tannins and a hell of a long finish on this one. Halliday’s already dropped 95 points on it - we’ll just say it straight: this is utterly delicious. Classic single vineyard Barossa shiraz made from old vines on the western ridge of the valley. Plum, mulberry and clove jump out of the glass upon first whiff. The palate expands even further with vanilla, liquorice, dark chocolate and graphite. The mix of seasoned American and French oak in the maturation has given rise to a mix of sweet spices, vanilla bean and roasted coffee notes that accentuate the high-toned fragrance of the already beautiful shiraz fruit from some seriously kick ass growers. Shiraz lovers, eat your heart out.
You’d pay $53 full price.

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1x Mountadam Patriarch Shiraz 2021
Red — Shiraz
Eden Valley — Australia
This is shiraz from way up in the High Eden that's been matured for 18 months in new and seasoned French oak barriques and puncheons. Of course it's a beast - what else could we possibly expect. Full-bodied doesn't even begin to cover it. Rich, densely concentrated and powerful enough to make you sit up straight. It's genuinely one of the larger wines we've seen in quite some time – this thing is swamped with lush black cherry and liquorice, framed by a sturdy tannin structure that's got the backbone to age for years. Scorched earth, black olive, more of that dried meat character, vanillin cedar and black pepper lurk in the background like they're plotting something... and it turns out they are - a finish worthy of an Agatha Christie novel. A fantastic wine from start to finish.
You’d pay $45 full price.

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1x Kangarilla Road McLaren Vale Shiraz 2021
Red — Shiraz
McLaren Vale — Australia
Ah, how we love a shiraz from Kangarilla Road. Dark berries and black cherries run the show, combining with liquorice, spice and dark choccy flavours that last right through to the end. With a delicate oak profile and powdery tannins, this shiraz is proof that not all heroes wear capes; some are simply made from grapes.
You’d pay $30 full price.

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1x Eden Hall Stage Door Wine Co. Shiraz 2021
Red — Shiraz
Eden Valley — Australia
Barossa's best known sub-region of Eden Valley still doesn't get the recognition it deserves - despite popping out some of Australia's greatest ever wines - looking at you Hill of Grace. Mouth-watering black fruit flows beautifully across the palate before velvety tannins, wonderful acid and subtle spice arrive. Full-bodied with serious complexity and impressive length - an absolute winner.
You’d pay $30 full price.

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1x Turkey Flat Vineyards Butcher's Block Shiraz 2022
Red — Shiraz
Barossa — Australia
We can’t splash the producer’s name all over the page… but let’s just say you’re dealing with one of the Barossa’s most famous estates. In other words, you're in good hands here. This shiraz is a fresher take on the region - still generous, still unmistakably Barossa, just with the brightness and spice dialled up a touch. The kind of wine that still brings the power but you don't need a knife and fork to consume it. Wonderfully vibrant. The palate is plush but not heavy. Juicy dark berries roll through first, backed by pepper, dried herbs and a subtle ironstone edge that keeps things interesting. A small portion of whole bunch brings extra lift and structure, while older oak lets the fruit stay front and centre. Tannins are fine and neatly shaped, carrying the flavour out to a tidy, satisfying finish. It’s modern, it’s vibrant, and it’s built to be enjoyed now - preferably with something sizzling on the grill. From a heavyweight Barossa name. At a price that makes it very easy to say yes.
You’d pay $27 full price.

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