AMA Exclusive Wine Offers

Sometimes you just need a gift that is unquestionably awesome; something that leaves the recipient in absolutely no doubt as to just how much you value them. Maybe they've gone out of their way to help you this year, or they are just a good friend and you are feeling generous.!

This is that gift!

This is a full dozen gift of full tilt and fancy, award winning Shiraz from the Barossa, the McLaren Vale and the Adelaide Hills.

Yep, 3 bottles each of Yaldara's $250 a bottle, 96-point Barossa behemoth. 3 more of Showblock's 96 point, $85 a bottle McLaren Vale Shiraz, which offers superb fruit definition and is as smooth as silk. 3 of Curtis' 96-point old vine Mclaren Vale stunner, a rich, black beast that is easy to drink but offers excellent intensity of fruit. Finally, 3 bottles of the Manser Block 4, one of the best Shiraz to come out of the Adelaide Hills, year in, year out.

All up $1,500 worth of magnificent Shiraz for just $360 and because it is a dozen, there is no freight charge.

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The good stuff is fair bulging at the seams in this bundle - lucky our cartons are strong! There's a single bottle of Martins Shiraz, with a 97 point score, four scores of 96 and more - a richly fruited and decadent McLaren Vale monster. Plus you'll be getting three bottles apiece of Curtis Small Batch, a 96 point and multiple gold winning, old vine, $100-a-bottle McLaren Vale marvel; Mitchell's perfectly cellared 2015 vintage 96 point Peppertree Shiraz; Angas King's magnificent 2021 Clare Shiraz and Yaldara's incredibly dense $250-a-bottle Barossa Valley behemoth. Curiously, the word bulgogi is very close to bulging in the dictionary, bulgogi being that wonderful beef dish, marinated in sugar, spring onion, black pepper and garlic. Nice to have something comforting close to hand, for when the need arises. Learn More

When Pinot is good, it's absolutely magical... and generally terrifyingly expensive. Common refrains of inveterate Pinot drinkers include 'that's bloody good for $30', and the slightly unconvincing 'nice Pinot', uttered with equal parts relief and lament, 'cos it's decent and tastes like Pinot, but doesn't offer that ethereal, magical, sense-enveloping and expanding magic that Pinot can deliver, albeit frustratingly infrequently. We're here to fix that today, with this Pinot six-pack, which includes: 2x $28 Pinots that are better than most $40 Pinots. This is the Knappstein; light to medium bodied, fragrant, with great acidity. A lovely, moreish drop. 2x $40 Pinots which are excellent, perfumed, powerful and yet light on their feet. This is the Heirloom Velvet Fog; wafting an ethereal and refined Pinot fug, medium bodied, powerful, long and lovely. 2x $70 a bottle, best in class, Burgundian cloned STUNNERS. This is the Picardy, which is in the top handful of Pinots made in Aus. Medium bodied, superlative fruit and glassine, Burgundy-like tannins to finish. Over the past couple of vintages, at least two wine writers have named Picardy their fave Pinot of the year. It's that good! Learn More

Stocks are severely limited on a couple of these wines so we’ve had to make this one a subscriber-only offer. Leading the way is Kilikanoon’s $550-a-bottle Revelation Shiraz. We’re comfortable that this is better than the 2018 Grange. There’s also Stonehouse’s Neldner Shiraz, a Grange-alike and Yaldara's $250 a bottle, 96 point Grand Shiraz. The list goes on. Rest assured we love each and every wine in this very special pack. Learn More

Here’s a magical subscriber-only offer for your consideration... you’ll get three bottles of each of these three beauties. Manser Block 4 Shiraz is a super premium stunner made from an ex-Eileen Hardy vineyard. There’s Pasha Shiraz from the Vale, one of our best selling wines of all time. Lone Palm’s Hillside Shiraz retails for $120 and is packed with intense fruits, coffee, graphite, chocolate, minerals, licorice, and spice. It is an exceptional Barossa Shiraz. Finally, Yaldara’s glorious super premium Shiraz is worth $250 a bottle. Sam Kim gave it 96 points which we reckon is fair; this is a super intense, black as the ace of spades beauty - the kind of Shiraz that only the Barossa can produce.

PLUS the kicker, Martin’s Shiraz, a 97 point super premium stunner laden with deep dark fruits, a glossy texture, excellent length, and cedary oak.

$1755 baker's dozen worth of super premium red for $360 ($27.69/bottle!)

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