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[Leroy]

#62925: Mandala Late Disgorged Blancs de Blanc Sparkling 2016
#64214: Berrigan Viveur Adelaide Hills Sparkling 2024 (Bottle Image)

Cheers!!

Never would have gotten the Blanc de Blanc with VM's inflated RRP out of nowhere and incorrect abv%! However just checked the FAQ on page and it spelt it out. Good to know for next time!

 

[kevviek]

Glen Eldon Twisted Trunk Reserve Shiraz 2023

Unwrapped: Glen Eldon Twisted Trunk Reserve Shiraz 2023 - Red Wine

Buy Unwrapped: Glen Eldon Twisted Trunk Reserve Shiraz 2023 at Vinomofo Australia. Shop online for epic wine deals, top-rated drops, and handpicked bottles from the top 5% we taste. Delivered fast. Guaranteed damn good.

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Really nice wine, unders at $40 today.

Ideally needs about 5 years of cellaring, or 24 hour decant if drinking sooner (it was great on night 2). More subtle and mellow than you would expect from a Barossa shiraz. Beautiful aromas and taste.

$20 in 2020

 

[Lux]

$20 in 2020

Amazing buy. Had that 2017 recently and it was brilliant.

 

[GoingGrey]

Amazing buy. Had that 2017 recently and it was brilliant.

The 2017 was the pick of the last 6 vintages for my money. Elegant and refined. Whilst still a lovely wine, It has gone down hill in quality and up hill in price., to the point of being overpriced now compared to similar quality wines IMHO

 

[Lux]

The 2017 was the pick of the last 6 vintages for my money. Elegant and refined. Whilst still a lovely wine, It has gone down hill in quality and up hill in price., to the point of being overpriced now compared to similar quality wines IMHO

Good to know, thanks.

Just curious what shiraz from Barossa for $40 and under you would rate higher? Can Dm if you prefer. Thanks.

 

[Ag7]

Flash for $15 off and free shipping, $100 min

 

[GoingGrey]

Good to know, thanks.

Just curious what shiraz from Barossa for $40 and under you would rate higher? Can Dm if you prefer. Thanks.

Don’t get me wrong it’s a lovely wine and I bought case (I think it was a phone offer on the last case of the first allocation for $35) but the cost value ratio is decreasing for me.
Wines I have enjoyed below $40 were the
Schild Three Springs 2021 for $24 from Skye
Schild Edel 2018 for $30 from Wine Star
Neldner Road for $20 from Winestar

 

[The Warlock]

Flash for $15 off and free shipping, $100 min

No longer valid today for me, anyone else have a discount code?

 

[Ag7]

Wed15 for 15 off and free shipping

 

[abeja]

Don’t get me wrong it’s a lovely wine and I bought case (I think it was a phone offer on the last case of the first allocation for $35) but the cost value ratio is decreasing for me.
Wines I have enjoyed below $40 were the
Schild Three Springs 2021 for $24 from Skye
Schild Edel 2018 for $30 from Wine Star
Neldner Road for $20 from Winestar

I'm with you on both Schilds ('though I've tried the '19 Edel : great) & I'd add Schild Pramie 2021 which I got from Skye but Winestar also had it.

 

[grapes]

I'm with you on both Schilds ('though I've tried the '19 Edel : great) & I'd add Schild Pramie 2021 which I got from Skye but Winestar also had it.

Thanks. Would you go Pramie or Neldner Rd for the same price of $20? -assuming you tried both

 

[Lux]

Don’t get me wrong it’s a lovely wine and I bought case (I think it was a phone offer on the last case of the first allocation for $35) but the cost value ratio is decreasing for me.
Wines I have enjoyed below $40 were the
Schild Three Springs 2021 for $24 from Skye
Schild Edel 2018 for $30 from Wine Star
Neldner Road for $20 from Winestar

Thank you for sharing. I've struggled with Schild, personally, but agree it is good value at those costings. Probably the best value one for me is John Duval Entity for around $40-$45 using promo codes. Torbreck Struie also when sub $40, but don't rate the 2024.

 

[redbigot]

Thanks. Would you go Pramie or Neldner Rd for the same price of $20? -assuming you tried both

Neldner Road for my money. I have tried them both.

 

[AUElwood]

Neldner Road for my money. I have tried them both.

I agreed and possibly The Neldner Road Shiraz at $20 was the best buy of the year 2025 for me.

Comment from the friend that it should be in par with the Torbreck Struie which is around $50.

 

[wentworthmeister]

I agree and possibly The Neldner Road Shiraz at $20 is the best buy of the year 2025 for me.

Agreed, I also thought it was excellent.

 

[abeja]

Thanks. Would you go Pramie or Neldner Rd for the same price of $20? -assuming you tried both

I haven't tried Neldner Rd, but I see others here like it. I've had several of Powell's Vinomofo special The Blend, & didn't enjoy them. Have opened 1 Pramie & it was v good. When choosing what to buy, it's so tempting to check RRP first, then the degree of discount, because bagging 'bargains' feels. great. I know I do this a lot!! But it is the tail wagging the dog ie cough about. eg Dave Powell would happily put RRP of $250 on a wine for which Sorby Adams might ask $75. The psychology is that we won't get as much of a dopamine hit, or whatever, paying $20 for a Reverend Canon RRP $75 as we will from paying $20 for something reduced from RRP of say $100 or $$150. Yet the Reverend uses top quality grapes, spent 3 years in good French oak, 30% new, it is made like a top shelf wine : it's a bargain at $75, & a steal at $20 (although actually the 2021 St Boniface has been more popular here amongst multiple gatherings. If the 2022 is as good, then it's very good).

 

[abeja]

Thanks. Would you go Pramie or Neldner Rd for the same price of $20? -assuming

I haven't tried Neldner Rd, but I see others here like it. I've had several of Powell's Vinomofo special The Blend, & didn't enjoy them. Have opened 1 Pramie & it was v good. When choosing what to buy, it's so tempting to check RRP first, then the degree of discount, because bagging 'bargains' feels. great. I know I do this a lot!! But it is the tail wagging the dog ie cough about. eg Dave Powell would happily put RRP of $250 on a wine for which Sorby Adams might ask $75. The psychology is that we won't get as much of a dopamine hit, or whatever, paying $20 for a Reverend Canon RRP $75 as we will from paying $20 for something reduced from RRP of say $100 or $$150. Yet the Reverend uses top quality grapes, spent 3 years in good French oak, 30% new, it is made like a top shelf wine : it's a bargain at $75, & a steal at $20 (although actually the 2021 St Boniface has been more popular here amongst multiple gatherings. If the 2022 is as good, then it's very good).

Sorry about wine psychology rant, but the marketing scenario, the wine "mind game" to use a Roy & HG-ism, is interesting. The other essentials, if you're going to ask RRP of $100 , $300, $ more, include : ridiculously heavy bottle, a cork - of course (mon Dieu! pas un screw top!! Merde!), & a great blob of wax to seal the deal. More recently, funny shaped bottles are Very Meaningful (& annoying to cellar). All this smacks of High End. And, interesting but unsurprising really, will often alter the drinker's perception & enjoyment of the taste. (Never mind that Huon Hooke & other know-it-alls concluded years ago that screw top is [generally] a superior closure, & consider these excessive kilograms of glass to be an insult).

 

[wentworthmeister]

I could be wrong, but I doubt many people are paying any attention to RRPs in the current market. The only relevant question is "is this the cheapest I can get this wine?"

 

[michaelm]

I could be wrong, but I doubt many people are paying any attention to RRPs in the current market. The only relevant question is "is this the cheapest I can get this wine?"

Agree and it can be a real mental trap, especially with sites like this one that encourage you to go further down the 'bargain addiction' rabbit hole. I am constantly reminding myself that there are a number of wineries that put out $20-$30 RRP wines (I'm looking at you Hoddles Creek & S.C Pannell) that aren't regularly discounted which I enjoy much more than $60-$100RRP wines that can be picked up at half price. I've been taking a break from chasing the bargains lately and often enjoying some of the wines I've been purchasing at full whack even more.