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12PK - $11.58 / BTL
A mixed dozen of bright and light wines, featuring a selection of 90pt+ scorchers for those long, luxuriant days. And with value sure to bring the everyday sunshine too, at less than $12/btl.
12PK - $11.58 / BTL
$350
$139
OFF RRP
Why do we love this case?
Yep, a dozen hits at less that $12/btl! A price for every-sunny-day drinking, sure - but they’ve also got the critical acclaim and points you can casually drop into conversation over the BBQ grill (not that you ever would… obviously). We’ve covered all your bases here with a curated selection of quality sparkling blanc de blancs, sauvignon blanc, pinot gris, rosé, more stellar NV sparkling, and pinot grigio sourced from mofo faves Twin Valleys. Sunshine in a box, delivered to your doorstep - we’ll drink to that.
Included in this case:
2x Twin Valleys Blanc de Blancs NV
Sparkling — Sparkling White
King Valley — Australia
Blanc de Blanc is just a fancy way of saying your sparkling wine is made purely from white grapes. And there's no better white grape for bubbles than chardonnay. Twin Valleys sourced chardonnay from a single vineyard in Moyhu, a gorgeous little spot in the King Valley that always delivers the goods. This is elegant and engaging, offering up green apple, jasmine and waves of citrus. But don't look past the mouthfeel, starting with a very fine bead and rolling into a creamy palate and lingering vibrancy from the citrusy acid.
You’d pay $30 full price.
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2x Twin Valleys Reserve Pinot Gris 2023
White — Pinot Gris
Alpine Valleys — Australia
Exuding elegance and charm, this is a gris that captivates all senses. Delicate floral aromas intertwine with the vibrant spiced pear fruit notes, cinnamon, and Meyer lemon, creating an inviting bouquet. Tensely balanced to provide both freshness and texure, this is really an ‘all-purpose’ wine for any food or mood.
You’d pay $30 full price.
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2x Twin Valleys Sparkling White 2023
Sparkling — Sparkling White
King Valley — Australia
Only one of the 'Twin' valleys comes into play here with pinot and chardy being sourced from several vineyards in the King Valley. The cool nights along the river make for slow subtle ripening, exactly what we're after in grapes destined for the bubbly. Red apple, strawberry and earthiness are derived from the pinot component, whilst the chardy imparts flavours of fig, citrus and brioche to the wine. But don't get lost in the details, just pop the cork and enjoy a glass.
You’d pay $30 full price.
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2x Twin Valleys Sauvignon Blanc 2023
White — Sauvignon Blanc
King Valley — Australia
Excellent sauv blanc is being produced in the King Valley. Who knew? Well, Twin Valleys did. It makes sense that an area with bright, crisp pinot grigio can do the same with savvy b. This one is all tropical fruit and gooseberries, backed by a softer acidity. In layperson’s terms, that means it makes for some easy drinking. So let Twin Valleys do all the hard work in growing the grapes and making the wine. Then, you relax and pour yourself a glass (or two).
You’d pay $25 full price.
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2x Twin Valleys Pinot Grigio 2023
White — Pinot Grigio
King Valley — Australia
Italy’s leading grape varieties have an established home in the King Valley, including the ever-popular pinot grigio. This example of the grape is bright with citrus and pear on the nose and freshness from the nose to the palate with a crisp, mineral finish. When given more time to develop in the glass, the wine shares a greater depth to its expression. Ripe red apple, nashi pear, and hints of sherbet on the nose. From a weekend BBQ to a plate of spaghetti marinara over candlelight, it’s a flexible food wine that is sure to please.
You’d pay $25 full price.
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2x Twin Valleys Reserve Chardonnay 2023
White — Chardonnay
King Valley — Australia
Hail to the King! The king of white wine grapes, that is. True to it's Alpine home, this greets you with a swirl of citrus and stone fruit. There's a creamy element, too - something like peach cobbler or apricot yoghurt. Deftly striking a balance between richness and freshness, between full-fruited palate weight and fresh, energetic acidity. A delightful wine to say the least - this is versatile and friendly High Country chardy at it's best. Drink or hold.
You’d pay $35 full price.
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