Wine Packs

At just $15 a bottle, this could be our best ever value Shiraz pack. The 'quaffer', aka Yarra Celebration Shiraz has scored an average of 4.4 stars out of 5 from customers who have bought it from us. We like it too... good fruit, mid weight, too good to be called a quaffer. The Angas King is a $75 a bottle stunner from the Clare. Richness, intensity and complexity in spades here in a wine which is only just entering its ideal drinking window and will drink well for at least another decade. Sidewood's Shiraz has harvested 12 gold medals and 96 points from Halliday. These are estate grown, hand tended vines- with the best fruit picked by a Pellenc select harvester. Lesser quality fruit does not find its way into this wine. Consider also, the use of 12 individual clones separately wild yeast fermented, given extended maceration on skins in barrel and then matured for 15 months in 100% French oak, 25% of which is new. Finally, only the best barrels make the cut for bottling. Learn More

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.

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The Red Peloton, curated by us, your fave Wine Pedlars, for you, lovers of wine and pedalling!

Wines from around the route of this year's Tour Down Under- a Red Peloton if you like, that will keep you intimately close to the route and riders as you follow the lycra clad ladies and lads around most highly prized bipedal event in the Southern Hempsphere.

The route takes in sections of the Adelaide Hills, McLaren Vale and the Barossa Valley, so we've included a couple of Pinots from the Adelaide Hills, a magical Shiraz and a stunning Cab from McLaren Vale, and 2 brilliant Shiraz from the Barossa Valley. You'll be able to crank your arm at leisure while the riders are stressing theirs to the max!

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Do you sometimes feel Lost in Sea of Madness, like you’re Playing with Madness when choosing wine? Fear not Trooper it’s a Brave New World and this is the pack of your Infinite Dreams.

To Tame a Land of seemingly endless options we've got 3 Barossa Shiraz here, all are Killers, all are blacker than The Edge of Darkness, and a McLaren Vale stonker which is so dark it the makes the dark fear its own shadow.!

These are heavy metal riffs in a bottle, shot through with enough melody by way of intensely powerful fruit to make them much more grin than grim! Guaranteed to have you at a Losfer Words. Weekend Warriors feel free to go Where Eagles Dare, decant and enjoy now, Those who prefer to see the Prophecy through they’ll cellar From Here to Eternity.

There’s not a single medium bodied wine in this pack, so if light and medium bodied wines make you Run to the Hills, you’ll not need a Clairvoyant to know this is the pack for you!

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It's not every day we can put a pack together that saves you close to $1,000. Here's one such pack: $1,239 worth of the good stuff, with 95 point, old vine Langhorne Shiraz, a lovely Barossa Shiraz from a former maker of Penfolds Grange, Dowie Doole's barrel select, $90-a-bottle flagship and Yaldara's $250 a bottle behemoth. Your wallet might feel like it's had a close shave, but really, it's just saved plenty. Learn More

We’ve just managed to pick up some perfectly cellared, old vine Barossa Shiraz at a pretty handy price, so here it is, all packaged up as a secret 6-pack for just $120, as opposed to the RRP of $300. This is A MASSIVE, deep black beast that's spent 18 months in A-grade French oak and offers black fruits, chocolate, fig, cherries, vanilla. Pulls absolutely no punches. We’ve sold a bucketload already… this is shaping to be one of our fastest selling wines of the year. Learn More

A wonderful prosecco style sparkling that is no one trick pony! Aperitif, tick. Proscuitto pizza or antipasti, tick. Seafood, tick. Might not work with a massive slab of beef. Lots of sherbet, apples, spice, ginger and even a hint of lemon curd here. A genuinely lovely wine. Learn More

Smooth, rich, and delicious Coonawarra Cab, packed with plush black and blue fruits, bell peppers, and tomato leaf. Finished with lovely cedary French oak. Easy drinking and will cellar beautifully. Learn More

A medium to full bodied Barossa Shiraz loaded with dark fruits, chocolate vanilla, cherries, cedar and spice. Lots of fine tannins here too! Sure, it will cellar, but it is bang on perfect with a T-Bone right now. Learn More

We did a double take when this landed on the tasting bench. This is full bodied, ripe, plush and powerfully fruited. Softened a little by 7 years cellaring, it is drinking magnificently now. We wondered if it would age, so came back to the same bottle 30 hours later and it was even better. Beautiful fruit aromatics leading to black fruit, black olives, spice, dark chocolate, cedar and plenty of fine tannins. Ken Gargett said it is a 'powerful Shiraz with an exciting future.' A stunner and a steal at just $20 a bottle. Learn More

Rich, thick and pounding out black fruits in a way in which only Durif can. Complex, offering blackberries, plums, herbs, black olives, cedar and more. An intense yet generous beast. There’s a reason Durif is know as Shiraz on steroids! Learn More

A magical old vine Shiraz, the 'recipe' starts with the winery's finest Shiraz fruit off their best vineyard. From there, only the best barrels make the cut for this very limited production wine, which retails for $90 a bottle. More importantly, the wine is superb, offering bright yet dense black and blue fruits, cedary oak, and gravelly tannins. A very modern fruit sensibility with a nod to old school in its presentation of cedar and tannin. The end result is an excellent wine that represents value at $90 a bottle. Learn More