That is a very good price for that sparkling. It's quite tasty.
after 10% off - ends 8pm AEST today:
$30.21 @ Get Wines Direct via Vivino after 20% off with VIVINOAU20, 5.6% Cashrewards
Same ratio on CH Brookman Merlot 2012. 4 wonderful. 2 down the drain corked. Textbook TCA. No complaints though, still works out to be a great DM deal.
I was on the checkout screen waiting to see what freight might be but the thought of all the other reds under the house have restrained me at the last possible chance.
I bought a Semillon sticky (worked out $2.50 a bottle) - will report once I sample it
got the same
I think it had finished last night - ended up getting 2017 Blackwell Shiraz and 2015 Katnook Odyssey CS - got to thank @misohoney for a gentle nudge!
8pm AEDT last night if the email was accurate.
Lets be honest. You can't really go wrong with any sticky at the tail end of the night. But I hope it overdelivers like all our wines.
I have never met anyone who didn't like a sticky at the end of a dinner and haven't come across any sticky that I disliked!
6 for $36 at FirstChoice - I have no idea as what they like
www.firstchoiceliquor.com.au
www.firstchoiceliquor.com.au
I enkoy all stickys aexcept for port. Cheers
"As promised I have followed up on your enquiry about sending wines to Tasmania. I am somewhat envious that you live in such a beautiful part of our lovely country, however I suppose it does come with certain downfalls, one being freight costs from the mainland. That being said the usual cost on a dozen wines to Tasmania is $40 a dozen, however, we have reduced this cost to $25 per carton given that we are trying to move surplus wine stocks before 30/11, which is when settlement occurs on the sale of Uleybury Wines. You can pop onto the website to order and the shipping costs will appear once you pop in your address, or if you prefer I can give you a call and we can process an order over the phone.
You must have grabbed the last of the 2017 shiraz. I grabbed a case of the cabernet Petit verdot and one of the sticky."As promised I have followed up on your enquiry about sending wines to Tasmania. I am somewhat envious that you live in such a beautiful part of our lovely country, however I suppose it does come with certain downfalls, one being freight costs from the mainland. That being said the usual cost on a dozen wines to Tasmania is $40 a dozen, however, we have reduced this cost to $25 per carton given that we are trying to move surplus wine stocks before 30/11, which is when settlement occurs on the sale of Uleybury Wines. You can pop onto the website to order and the shipping costs will appear once you pop in your address, or if you prefer I can give you a call and we can process an order over the phone.
Kind Regards
ULEYBURY WINES"
I thought, bugger the MIL I'm getting a dozen of the 2017 Uley Chapel Shiraz and another dozen of the 2016 Cabernet Petit Verdot, destined to arrive end of this week (fingers crossed firmly), will certainly report on them once I get them on the tasting bench
I just had some 2010 Hickinbotham Syrah tonight. Was delicious. Forget how much it was discounted to. I think it was part of a Langtons $600 for a case lot with an '08 Astralis thrown in. Supposedly will last til 2045 if Mr Halliday is to be believed...
Dang it, you guys caused me a nasty bit of fomo... now what the fridge am I going to do with a $60 case of WHITE PORT?!!
