Solaris Wine Packs

A Chardonnay baker's dozen here, probably the first one we've ever put together! Quality kit too, with a $75 RRP Adelaide Hills Chardy from Solaris, a gold medal winner from Curtis, creamy goodness from Smalltown and a lovely Coonawarra Chardy from Katnook. So far, $462 worth for $265.

The kicker? a 13th bottle from Jean Loron... taking the total value to $582. This is an excellent white Burgundy offering layers of flavour and complexity. JL have been cranking out wine since 1711 and this premium bottling offers stone fruits, creaminess, minerality and that special creamy-meets-cheesy continuum you get when high quality fruit spends time on yeast solids in barrel. Yum!

Delicious pinot here.

Leading the way, the Picardy, an 11 clone masterpiece with most of the clones sourced direct from Grand Cru growers in Burgundy and most of those retained by the Pannell's for use in Picardy Pinot only. Little wonder this is one of the most fancied Pinot in the country at the moment. Next up Heirloom's Velvet Fog, a powerful, almost muscular wine which is elevated by its nuanced red fruit perfume. Riposte's Dagger is light to medium bodied with delicate aromatics and the Solaris is another Adelaide Hills Pinot with plenty of flavour and an excellent texture.

6 magical Chardies here. Gold winning Evan's and Tate Redbrook, which picked up gold at the Adelaide Show. This is creamy and complexed with stunning French oak. The Hirsch Hill is this Yarra winery's Flagship Chardy - with powerful fruit and assertive acidity it will cellar well. The Solaris is mid-weight with lovely stonefruits and creaminess from barrel work. We can comfortable recommend all of these for your consideration!

Six brilliant Pinot Noir, two bottles of each, and not a weak link in sight. This is serious gear – hailing from the Yarra, WA’s Pemberton, and the Adelaide Hills.

You’ll get elegant and structured examples like the Picardy 2021 – a wine that sells out vintage after vintage – alongside plush, dark-fruited styles like Heirloom’s Alcazar and Velvet Fog. Add the bright and spicy Riposte Sabre, fragrant Solaris 2023, and the beautifully fine Hirsch Hill Toolangi collab and you’ve got a dream dozen for any Pinot fan.

strong>RRP $708 – Yours for just $360.

That's $30 a bottle for wines that retail between $39 and $80 a bottle.