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Six Shiraz, $99
$99
$285
6PK - $16.50 / BTL
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Six Shiraz. $99. And not just any Shiraz — we’re talking bottles from the likes of Turkey Flat, Pirramimma, Pertaringa and St Hallett. Big flavour, serious pedigree, and the kind of value that makes you double-check the maths.
6PK - $16.50 / BTL
$99
$285
Or 4 payments of $24.75 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?
Big names, bold flavour, and a price that doesn’t quite make sense. The Six Shiraz, $99 case brings together a lineup of seriously good Australian Shiraz — from the rich McLaren Vale power of Pertaringa and Pirramimma, to Barossa favourites like Turkey Flat and St Hallett, plus standout bottles from Cape Barren and Sorby Adams.
With RRPs stacking up well north of the case price, this is the kind of deal Shiraz lovers wait for. Expect plush dark fruit, spice, smooth tannins and plenty of personality across the lineup.
Six bottles. Ninety-nine bucks. No brainer.
Included in this case:
1x Cape Barren Wild Goose Shiraz 2022
Red — Shiraz
McLaren Vale — Australia
Spoilt for choice of old vine shiraz, this producer captures the intensity of their vineyards in true style. They've built a reputation for wines that are true to McLaren Vale, and the generations of craft that have been invested into the region. There’s deeply bound notes of spicy, chocolatey french oak that complements the pure line of blackcurrant, bramble and licorice. Standing tall now, we can’t wait to see where this will be in many years time.
You’d pay $65 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
1x Sorby Adams The Parish Hall St Boniface Shiraz 2022
Red — Shiraz
Barossa — Australia
Wow just wow, do you get some shiraz packed into this wine. From the northern sub-regions of the Barossa comes a wine that'll give your tastebuds a deluge of dark fruits, mocha, chocolate and spice. All that fruit in combination with maturation in American oak stunningly coming together in a wine that you can sink your teeth into now and over the course of the next 10 years. Load up with a box and enjoy this beauty continuing to surprise you each and every time you pop a bottle.
You’d pay $60 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
1x Pertaringa 'Belonging to the Hills' Shiraz 2023
Red — Shiraz
McLaren Vale — Australia
An instant staple of the cellar. This one is completely irresistible. A normal afternoon tasting at the Mofo tasting bench was quickly interrupted when this wine was poured. Suddenly, all attention was caught, and the moment savoured. Bec Hardy, you've done it again. The Pertaringa name is no stranger to the Aussie household. The iconic Hardy family are to wine what vegemite is to toast: a perfect match. So, to land this beauty from the hands of Bec Hardy is monumental for us, and we couldn't be more pleased. This is McLaren Shiraz through and through, with densely packed dark chocolate and fresh roasted coffee exploding on the nose. The palate follows through just as true, layered with preserved plums, dark forest berries and a lick of vanillin softness. There's one word for this wine, and it's awesome.
You’d pay $60 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
1x Pirramimma Heritage Shiraz 2023
Red — Shiraz
McLaren Vale — Australia
If you don’t know by now, we think it’s time for you to loop yourself in. The Pirramimma Limited Edition Shiraz comes from the fruit out of the famous “War Horse” and “Ironstone” blocks. The vines are old and what they lack in quantity (yield), they make up for in superb quality. Full bodied, but balanced with pepper and spice, there are just so many layers to discover in this wine. Laden with luscious, ripe blackberries, earthy blackcurrants, mocha, hints of cedar and a dollop of liquorice, you’re in for a treat with this divine, velvety red.
You’d pay $50 full price.
Awards
Tasting Notes
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.
Awards
Tasting Notes
1x St Hallett Faith Shiraz 2024
Red — Shiraz
Barossa — Australia
This is the kind of wine that the Barossa was built to produce - generous, confident and immediately likeable. The St Hallett Faith Shiraz isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel, it’s here for a glass or two of ripe, juicy shiraz that tastes exactly how you hope it will. Anytime, anywhere. Plum, blackberry and mulberry, with hints of toast, spice and a little earthy grit keeping things interesting. The palate is plush and smooth, full without feeling sluggish, and finished with a gentle grip of tannin that pulls everything neatly into line. It’s sweet-fruited, nicely weighted and very easy to keep drinking. Call it dependable if you like, we call it delicious. This is the kind of Barossa shiraz that works on a weeknight, at a barbecue, or when you just want something comforting and full of flavour. No overthinking required - just twist, pour and enjoy.
You’d pay $24 full price.
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