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Sparkling Lineup
$199
$281
12PK - $16.58 / BTL
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Fresh, fizzy, and ready to go. This Sparkling Lineup is all about easy-drinking bubbles that bring the party without the price tag.
12PK - $16.58 / BTL
$199
$281
Or 4 payments of $49.75 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?
From crisp sparkling cuvées to bright, fruit-forward Prosecco, this lineup is built for effortless enjoyment. Think lively mousse, refreshing acidity, and flavours that lean citrusy, floral, and just a little bit playful.
Perfect for celebrations, spontaneous catch-ups, or stocking the fridge with bottles you won’t think twice about popping — and ideal for mixing up a spritz or two when the mood strikes. Reliable, refreshing, and always welcome in a glass.
2x Lambrook 'Spark' Sparkling 2025
Sparkling — Sparkling White
Adelaide Hills — Australia
A 'blush' sparkling white made from pinot noir, or 'Blanc de Noir' as the French call it, this sparkling is getting parties started with something genuinely different. Loaded with interest - extra body here elevates aperitif drinking. Creamy texture lights things up. The perfect pairing for canapés with red currant, red apple, rhubarb zippy acid flowing neatly. Gentle blood orange, blackcurrant and a dark cherry finish adding depth. A drying finish - no problems draining a glass in record time.
You’d pay $30 full price.

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2x Twin Valleys Prosecco 2025
Sparkling — Prosecco
Alpine & King Valleys — Australia
Lush green apple, white flowers and hints of lemongrass burst out of this award-winning King Valley drop from the second you pop the cork. Add in a finely textured palate and some crisp acidity and you've got one delightfully drinkable drop on your hands. There's a reason the King Valley takes Australia's prosecco cake. Lightly tropical, more vibrant than a basket full of fruit and crisply acidic for a clean finish - this is a bottle of bubbles worth celebrating. To bring this award-winning prosecco to life the Twin Valleys crew sourced fruit from both the King and Alpine Valleys and the result is a well-balanced drop that dances with melon, lemon and even a hint of jasmine. This one's been hailed as splendidly fruited and immediately approachable. And we couldn't agree more. At its best from now until 2028 and perfect for celebrate a new year, a new job or just a new weekend!
You’d pay $30 full price.

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2x Antonio's Vn' Autentico Prosecco 2025
Sparkling — Prosecco
Central Ranges — Australia
There's a succinct beauty to this wine's deliberate simplicity. Just the good stuff, no fluff. Lively, flavoursome, bright and fresh - it's everything you want in an easy-drink prosecco, and nothing you don't. A case of this can only make your cellar stronger. Bright, light and with a fine beaded spritz, this is as fresh as they come. The nose is a proverbial citrus garden with lemon sorbet, white peach, guava and a hint of freshly cut herbs. There’s a creamy mousse on the palate that dances with sherbet fizz, tropical fruit and honeydew. It’s dry (brut-style) but beautifully balanced, with just enough sweetness to soften the zip of crisp acidity. Made with minimal intervention to let the fruit do the talking and let's just say and it’s definitely talking. Whether you're clinking glasses over a couple of canapés or kicking back on a sunny afternoon, Antonio's nailed it.
You’d pay $28 full price.

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2x Risky Business Prosecco NV
Sparkling — Prosecco
King Valley — Australia
This bubbly is punching well above its weight. To see a prosecco in the Halliday Top 100 Wines is pretty much unheard of, factoring in 95pts, a 4.1 Vivino score and a price-point like this, we're very much in new territory. A game-changer.
Victoria's King Valley is undeniably Australia's home of prosecco. Boasting many waves of Italian immigration and a climate almost identical to that of the Prosecco region of Veneto, it's really no surprise that the King is creating wines that can go toe-to-toe with the Italian stuff. This delightful drop is no exception, functionally dry, with subtle notes of pear, stone fruit and citrus blossom. A wonderfully balanced acidity couples with a zesty, light, crisp mouthfeel to create a wine that is both textural and light. An absolute winner. For this price, you can't go wrong.
You’d pay $25 full price.

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2x Jacob's Creek Trilogy Cuvée Brut
Sparkling — Sparkling White
Barossa — Australia
Pinot noir, chardonnay, pinot meunier - these three have been the base grapes for the greatest Champagnes in the world for centuries - the blend is a proven winner, and this is absolutely no diversion from the norm. There's wonderfully fresh fruit flavours encompassing everything from zesty lemon citrus to perky red currants, a slight bready note adds complexity without overwhelming the palate and the finish is clean and refreshing. You can't go wrong with a bottle of Jacob's Creek Trilogy.
You’d pay $13 full price.

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