Perfect for the Christmas season, this Baker’s Dozen will set you back less than $28 a bottle — yet it’ll sleigh you with wines that retail between $75 and $250 each.

Need a few last-minute gifts? Got you covered. Need a superb bottle (or three) for Chrissie lunch? Got you covered there too.

Inside you’ll find a 94-point Clare Shiraz that normally fetches $150, a 97-point McLaren Vale Shiraz, and not one but two Barossa stunners worth $250 each — both with 97-point scores to their names.

These are superb wines to see you through the intricacies of the festive season, and if you’re lucky enough to drink them yourself, they’ll fill you with the warm, hazy glow that only Christmas — and great Shiraz — can bring.

A magnificent collection of Barossa Shiraz, worth $2,020, yours today for just $595.

Hewitson Ungrafted Shiraz (96 points) – fragrance, vibrancy, and intensity perfectly in sync.

Lone Palm Hillside Shiraz (96 points) – classic Barossa power, layered with cedary oak and savoury umami.

Stonehouse Neldner Shiraz – old-vine depth, black fruit complexity, raspy tannins, and oak finesse.

Lone Palm Selection Shiraz (97 points) – Barossa in excelsis; immense power that lights you up from first sip to last drop.

Yaldara Grand Shiraz ($250 RRP) – yet to be scored, but every prior vintage has rated 96+; this one promises to soar.

Dave Powell’s The Silesian Shiraz (97 points) – graphite, black fruits, kaleidoscopic complexity; impressive on opening, transcendent after a decant.

This is Barossa royalty in a box.

Here's 4 quite different expressions of Barossa and McLaren Vale Shiraz along with a stunning $150 a bottle, 97 pointer made by Dave Powell. Well oaked, black and punchy Shiraz from 3 Rings Barossa, gives way to the fruit driven, old vine, 96 pointer from Curtis McLaren Vale. Sieger's well oaked, rich, old school Barossa then nudges up against Lone Palm's intensely fruited but spicy and moderately oaked Hillside Barossa Shiraz. You'll get 3 bottles of each of these, plus a single bottle of the exceptional Neldner Road 'The Silesian' Shiraz, which is ethereally perfumed, with long and persistent black fruits and a hint of spice. Please double decant the Neldner Road, it's good on opening, incredible with air.

We thought you might like a baker's dozen reds which are all inside of their ideal drinking window - so here they are! That said, these will also continue to improve for some time... so there's absolutely no rush to drink 'em.

There's medium bodied, spicy and easy drinking Cab here, aged Frankland River Shiraz, black fruit and spice '22 vintage Barossa Shiraz and a lovely, cedary Clare Shiraz from 2017. All drinking beautifully! The 13th bottle is Lone Palm's Hillside Shiraz, a 96 point, $120 a bottle stunner. Decant and drink it now over a couple of days.