More secret deals from Vinomofo :)
All are 50% off RRP.
12 bottles of 94pt 2010 Shiraz $178.80 ($14.90 ea) from WA
6 bottles of 94pt 2008 Cabernet Merlot $119.40 ($19.90 ea) from Yarra Valley
6 bottles of 94/95pt 2008 Chardonnay $135.00 ($22.50 ea) from Tumbarumba
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The WA Shiraz is most probably West Cape Howe Two Steps Shiraz 2010.
http://www.winelistaustralia.com/wines.php?pid=3216&page=804…
The Cabernet Merlot 2008 is mostly likely from Warramate.
http://www.yourwineguy.com.au/p/8747997/warramate-white-labe…
I don't drink whites so didn't bother working out the Chardonnay.
But a quick look now indicates it could be Hungerford Hill "Epic" Chardonnay 2008.
http://www.wineseek.com.au/products/14-chardonnay/3381-hunge…
If that's correct, then they all should be pretty nice.
A pity the Shiraz isn't the West Cape 2011, as apparently that one was brilliant. As it stands, it's still the best value out of the three deals.
2010 still pretty good - certainly older and better than schild :)
https://www.crackawines.com.au/West_Cape_Howe_Wines/2010_Wes…
https://www.danmurphys.com.au/product/DM_907807/west-cape-ho…
I concur on all 3.
Actually, I'm not sure on the Chardonnay. If it is the Hungerford Hill, then it's not really a great deal (pretty much the same as DanMurphey's price).
Is it possible that it's the Penfolds Bin 311?
https://www.danmurphys.com.au/product/DM_910590/penfolds-bin…
Dan sell the "Classic" RRP $35 this is the "Hh/Epic" RRP $45.
ah ok then cheers
For information, all wines are from good vintages:
2010 was one of the hottest and driest summers on record for WA. This means that the fruit flavours should be more forward than usual and have a riper profile.
For the Yarra valley, 2008 had adequate rain in winter, warm dry conditions in spring, and hot dry conditions in summer. Some fruit damage, but overall an above-average quality year.
2008 was a great year for Tumbarumba, with warm weather and good rainfall. Grapes developed excellent acid, high sugar levels and ripe fruit flavours.