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Lucky Dip 59.0 - Reds Edition
$468
$159
12PK - $13.25 / BTL
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The Lucky Dip Case is back! This time with an extra chance to win even more awesome wines! Every 1 in 100 cases has a Penfolds Grange worth $1000!
12PK - $13.25 / BTL
$468
$159
Or 4 payments of $39.75 with our buy now pay later providers.
To learn more, click on any of the providers below.
OFF RRP
OFF RRP
Popular Offer!
Mixed
Various
Lucky Dip 59.0 - Reds Edition
$468
$159
12PK - $13.25 / BTL
Or 4 payments of $39.75 with our buy now pay later providers.
To learn more, click on any of the providers below.
The Lucky Dip Case is back! This time with an extra chance to win even more awesome wines! Every 1 in 100 cases has a Penfolds Grange worth $1000!
12PK - $13.25 / BTL
$468
$159
Or 4 payments of $39.75 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?
The Lucky Dip Case is back! The first time we did this, we broke the internet. This time we’ve bubble-wrapped the servers because they’re in for another beating.
Every case contains the same eleven wicked wines, including some of our absolute faves here at the ‘fo. More info on them below, and they’re all good things. All mofo standard - i.e. nothing we haven’t enjoyed ourselves.
Then there’s the added excitement of seeing which one of these world-beater wines you will receive as your twelfth.
The twelfth wine is the wildcard and could be any one of these:
An iconic Penfolds Grange 2018 worth $1000 - (1 in 100 chance)
Chateau Yaldara 1847 Grand Pappy's Shiraz 2021 worth $320 - (1 in 10 chance)
Sorby Adams Reverend Canon Shiraz 2020 worth $75 - (1 in 25 chance)
Chalk Hill Wits End Vineyard Shiraz 2022 worth $50 - (at a minimum!)
Each box contains one of these epic wines. The odds vary per wine, but each one is a centrepiece wine, worthy of some truly special occasions.
We should say up front: there are no returns on this - click here for case terms and conditions. As it’s a Lucky Dip, it would be unfair to other mofos running in the draw.
The easiest way to guarantee to get a bottle of Grange is to go out and buy one for yourself. If you, like me, don’t have $1000 handy, this is definitely your best (and cheapest) option! Heard enough already? Pop that case in the cart and cross your fingers and toes! Otherwise, read on for a bit more info on all those lovely wines:
Included in this case:
1x Wild Card Wine for Lucky Dip 59.0 - Reds edition
Red — Mystery Varietal Red
Mystery Region — Mystery Country
An iconic Penfolds Grange 2018 worth $1000 - (1 in 100 chance)
Chateau Yaldara 1847 Grand Pappy's Shiraz 2021 worth $320 - (1 in 10 chance)
Sorby Adams Reverend Canon Shiraz 2020 worth $75 - (1 in 25 chance)
Chalk Hill Wits End Vineyard Shiraz 2022 worth $50 - (at a minimum!)
2x Byron & Harold Gravity Black Cabernet Sauvignon 2022
Red — Cabernet Sauvignon
Margaret River — Australia
This champions bold flavours and refined elegance. Margaret River cab sits somewhere in between medium and full-bodied when it comes to palate weight, but that allows for finesse and pure fruit expression in abundance. That's what's on full display in this recurring bestseller. Blackcurrant, ripe plum, and hints of cedar mingling with earthiness and vibrant fruit. On the palate, layers of blackberry, dark cherry, and cassis interlace seamlessly, supported by structured tannins. Dark chocolate and subtle oak add complexity to the long, lingering finish. This wine embodies the hallmark Margaret River style, showcasing a perfect harmony of richness, balance, and the region's distinct terroir.
You’d pay $60 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
1x Di Fabio Winemaker's Selection Cabernet Blend 2018
Red — Cabernet Blend
McLaren Vale — Australia
Plush, rich blackberries and plums with a raspberry like acidity and wonderfully soft tannins. There's a good lick of oak but nothing distracting, a hint of eucalypt but it stops short of menthol. This wine's time in the cellar has done it absolute wonders - soft, smooth, silky, yet powerful, plush and ripe. A great wine from one of McLaren Vale's greatest producers.
You’d pay $50 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
2x Gapsted Limited Release Cabernet Sauvignon 2019
Red — Cabernet Sauvignon
King Valley — Australia
Here we go again with another delicious drop from one of the most consistently consistent producers we work with. Everything in balance and such a nice drink. Fruit in the blackberry and plum spectrum, underlying spice and earthiness, a bit of drying tannin. One of those ‘don’t overthink it’ kinda wines, straight up tasty, enjoyable and ready to roll. Good thing you’ll have another bottle of the same ready to go as you’ll want to come back for more.
You’d pay $31 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
2x Vintage Longbottom H McLaren Vale Shiraz 2021
Red — Shiraz
McLaren Vale — Australia
Classic McLaren Vale blueberry brightness. Juicy and ripe but with a cooler, more focused dark fruit profile. Mulberries, plums, violets abound - the aromatic profile is tightly bound to freshness and richness. A bit of tannic structure gives the wine length and a fullness on the palate, but it remains shapely and plush. A satisfying McLaren Vale shiraz that speaks loudly and proudly of the region.
You’d pay $28 full price.
Tasting Notes
2x Farmer's Leap Dead Letter Office Shiraz 2022
Red — Shiraz
Padthaway — Australia
Padthaway is known for creating wines that are genuinely a pleasure to drink, that's pretty much the perfect description of the Dead Letter Office. A true crowd-pleaser, this unmistakably Australian expression of shiraz has everything you'd expect from a producer of this quality. Full bodied, full flavoured with peppery notes, dark fruits and a roundness brought about by 15 months in 100% French oak barrels - this is a wine for sharing, and sharing confidently. A real people pleaser.
You’d pay $26 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
2x Terra Vino Shiraz 2022
Red — Shiraz
Langhorne Creek — Australia
Deep purple and deeply delicious. This Langhorne Creek shiraz brings all the fruit and then some; dark berries, black cherries, floral spice and a lick of chocolate leap from the glass. On the palate, it’s plush and powerful, with that fruit that carries all the way through to a long, seamless finish. Balanced and bold, this is the kind of wine that just works - particularly with Italian food (thank us later).
You’d pay $20 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
The Wild Card Wines
Wild Card Wine #1
Penfolds Grange Shiraz 2018
South Australia
100pts Andrew Caillard MW | 100pts Tony Love | 100pts James Suckling | 100pts Lisa Perrotti-Brown | 100pts Ken Garget
“A robust Grange from a lauded vintage, this wields sheer power with such compelling prowess. Uncompromising Grange. There are rich blackberries and plums on offer, together with brazen oak and abundant notes of blackcurrants, black cherries, charcoal, cola and hard brown spices. So fleshy and intense. Dark-chocolate and cocoa-powder aromas and flavors here, too. The tannins are polished and long, extruding deep into the finish and holding endlessly. Dark chocolate, black cherry, dark plum and more. Impressive. Brazen. One of the great Granges that will drink magnificently for decades to come.” - James Suckling
“Deep colour. Beautiful and classic with intense blackberry, blackcurrant dark chocolate espresso aromas and wax polish, roasted chestnut, malt notes. Superbly concentrated wine with deep set inky blackberry, blackcurrant, dark plum, dark chocolate mocha flavours, fine chocolaty/ velvety tannins, underlying espresso, malt, oak notes and hints of aniseed. Finishes chocolaty firm with superbly integrated acidity and mineral length. A glorious year for Grange. This will last 50 years at least. Wonderful. One of the greatest vintages of all time highlighting a superb growing season, marvellous vineyard management, the fidelity of the Penfolds housemaking style and generations of imagination and effort. 97% Shiraz, 3% Cabernet Sauvignon. Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale and Clare Valley. 18 months maturation in 100% new American oak hogsheads. Drink 2030-2060+” - Andrew caillard
“A much-awaited vintage that fulfils expectations and then some. It has all the elements that you come to expect but still you have to sit back and marvel that so much can be going on inside one wine. Firstly, it simply ain’t Grange unless it is wearing its traditional American oak coat, and this iteration isn’t going to shy away from that. But perhaps it is the generosity across the board of South Australia’s 2018 vintage that gathers in 18 months of barrel maturation, puts shape to its broad-shouldered dark fruits, turns oak notes into chocolate and sarsaparilla characters on one side of the brain and beef and mushroom braise in the other. All in all, it is a fabulous balance of inputs: big fruit, classically prominent oak, all its structural tannins and acidity fitting cleverly into one exceptionally complex and engaging being. Palate length is indefinite, perhaps suggesting similar cellaring potential well into the second half of the 21st century. Magnificent.” Ken Garget, Wine Pilot
YOU’D PAY $1000 full price
Wild Card Wine #2
Chateau Yaldara 1847 Grand Pappy's Shiraz 2021
Barossa Valley, SA
97pts Ray Jordan | 97pts Sam Kim | 95pts Ken Gargett, Wine Pilot | 4.3 Vivino (All Vintages) | 9/10 Halliday Rated Vintage| Five Stars Wine Orbit
We all know the Barossa, and likely this icon of a wine, but do we really know it’s history? Introducing to you pioneers of this famed region, with this winery established over 150 years ago. They show no mercy when it comes to staying true to the region: meaty, bold, and focused reds with a whole lot of character. You know what we’re talking about: eye-catching hues of purple, soft and silky tannins, and more plummy goodness than you can poke a stick at. There’s cherry and rhubarb sure, but we’re talking unapologetic notes of chocolate, toasty oak and handfuls of freshly cracked pepper. It’s a showstopper, and built to impress even the most discerning of critics - as evidenced by its, not one but two, 97pt reviews.
YOU’D PAY $320 full price
Wild Card Wine #3
Sorby Adams Reverend Canon Shiraz 2020
Barossa Valley, SA
96pts Ray Jordan | 95pts Wine Orbit | 94pts Ken Gargett | 4.0 Vivino (All Vintages)| Top Wineries 2022 The Real Review | Five Stars Wine Orbit | Old Vine | Single Vineyard
This is the style of shiraz that made the world take notice of this ripper region. Simon 'Sorby' Adams is the master craftsman behind this wine (can you say, ex-head winemaker at Yalumba?), so it's no surprise that this is a wine of seriously high calibre. Rich expressions of blackberry, plum, chocolate, spices and cedar from the use of 30% new French oak. After four years cellaring time, it’s drinking beautifully now, but has another decade of prime left in it for those patient types.
YOU’D PAY $75 full price
Wild Card Wine #4
Chalk Hill Wits End Vineyard Shiraz 2022
McLaren Vale, SA
Five Red Star Halliday Rated Winery | Single Vineyard | 9/10 Vintage Halliday Wine Companion
Chalk Hill are a McLaren Vale institution. Boasting a 5 Star Halliday rating and a stable of wines that'd make some of the world's best very jealous. James Halliday described them as “An outstanding winery regularly producing wines of exemplary quality and typicity”, and this wine certainly fits that description. Lifted aromatics of blood plums, red cherries and flowering herbs open up to a full-bodied palate of chocolate, blackcurrant and various red and black fruits. There's a fine tannin and lingering spice on the finish to make this a wine for almost any meal. Yep, you guessed it, this is an extra McLaren Vale-y McLaren Vale shiraz.
YOU’D PAY $50 full price
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