Dan Murphy's and Other Wine Deals

[Daver6]

Anyone tried the 2006 St Henri from the recent My Dan's deal?

I'm considering drinking mine tomorrow (it's going to be 19° in Melbourne tomorrow!) ... How long should I decant it for?

See some notes here https://www.cellartracker.com/notes.asp?iWine=890256&searchId=70893C45

Would seem at least two hours, probably more.

 

[penegal]

Sounds like an event!!! Pity it's Champagne Friday... But I am always happy to participate in Shiraz Saturday

I also have some Champagne

 

[UpInTheAir:)]

I also have some Champagne

Are you coming to join us for Champagne Friday?????

 

[TomVexille]

I also have some Champagne

We also have some Champagne

 

[UpInTheAir:)]

We also have some Champagne

I love Champagne Friday <3
Pity this work business is happening.. well actually procrastinating..

 

[TomVexille]

I love Champagne Friday <3
Pity this work business is happening.. well actually procrastinating..

Maybe we should have brought some with us to HBA...

 

[penegal]

Are you coming to join us for Champagne Friday?????

Sure. When and Where?

 

[amaroo]

..........

 

[Buzzard]

Just received this email from Cracka Wines:

Dear Buzz,

Living in Sydney, I'm no stranger to the Hunter Valley. Since moving to Sydney almost twenty years ago, I've spent way too many weekends enjoying the Hunter hospitality.

With over 150 wineries including the likes of Tyrrell's, Brokenwood, Pepper Tree, Lakes Folly to name a few - there's no shortage of places to visit.

However, dig a bit deeper and you'll discover some amazing wines being made up there by 'young guns'. Often with no cellar door or winery to visit, you'll need the help of local wine hound to discover these 'hard to find' wines.

One such recent discovery for me was Liz Jackson's Zalinga Chairman's Reserve Hunter Valley Shiraz. A Len Evan Tutorial Dux, Young Winemaker of the Year finalist and one of the most renowned new generation winemakers in the Hunter - it's fair to say Liz know's her ****.

Made in minuscule quantities from fruit she sources from some of the Hunter's oldest vineyards, this is the sort of Shiraz that put the region on the map. Incredibly rich and concentrated with layers and layers of soft velvety tannins - it's an absolute blinder!

While it's already drinking incredibly well thanks to six years maturation, it's the sort of wine that could easily live forever.

Packed in stunning wooden presentation gift-boxes, with each bottle individually wrapped, this epic Hunter Valley Shiraz normally sells for $139/bottle.

Today, we're letting the last 30 dozen of this extremely limited release wine go for just $39/bottle (in six packs) - offering a massive saving of $100 a bottle!

Check it out here: 2009 Zalinga Estate Chairman's Reserve Hunter Valley Shiraz.

If you want to get your hands on some of this cult Hunter Shiraz I suggest you nab it now before it's gone.

Cheers and have a good weekend,

 

[Cruiser Elite]

Well they have sold me one or more of our resident experts here can give it the thumbs up?

 

[TDC]

Looks like another wine with a high price tag destined for the China market.

 

[UpInTheAir:)]

Sure. When and Where?

Unfortunately we've had too many people pull out so it has been postponed... Will be a quiet Champagne Friday for one when I get home

 

[blackcat20]

Innocent Bystander have some good deals right now including Mea Culpa Shiraz for $30/bottle. Usually $50-60. 2012 Mea Culpa Shiraz | Buy & Order Online

 

[Dr Ralph]

Just received this email from Cracka Wines:

Dear Buzz,

Living in Sydney, I'm no stranger to the Hunter Valley. Since moving to Sydney almost twenty years ago, I've spent way too many weekends enjoying the Hunter hospitality.

With over 150 wineries including the likes of Tyrrell's, Brokenwood, Pepper Tree, Lakes Folly to name a few - there's no shortage of places to visit.

However, dig a bit deeper and you'll discover some amazing wines being made up there by 'young guns'. Often with no cellar door or winery to visit, you'll need the help of local wine hound to discover these 'hard to find' wines.

One such recent discovery for me was Liz Jackson's Zalinga Chairman's Reserve Hunter Valley Shiraz. A Len Evan Tutorial Dux, Young Winemaker of the Year finalist and one of the most renowned new generation winemakers in the Hunter - it's fair to say Liz know's her ****.

Made in minuscule quantities from fruit she sources from some of the Hunter's oldest vineyards, this is the sort of Shiraz that put the region on the map. Incredibly rich and concentrated with layers and layers of soft velvety tannins - it's an absolute blinder!

While it's already drinking incredibly well thanks to six years maturation, it's the sort of wine that could easily live forever.

Packed in stunning wooden presentation gift-boxes, with each bottle individually wrapped, this epic Hunter Valley Shiraz normally sells for $139/bottle.

Today, we're letting the last 30 dozen of this extremely limited release wine go for just $39/bottle (in six packs) - offering a massive saving of $100 a bottle!

Check it out here: 2009 Zalinga Estate Chairman's Reserve Hunter Valley Shiraz.

If you want to get your hands on some of this cult Hunter Shiraz I suggest you nab it now before it's gone.

Cheers and have a good weekend,

I got the same email at 12:30pm and thought that it was too expensive.

 

[Cruiser Elite]

I got the same email so I called them just after previous post - I did not buy.

 

[jasonking]

I got the same email so I called them just after previous post - I did not buy.

Well it comes with a wooden case. That should be worth some $$.

 

[Cruiser Elite]

Well it comes with a wooden case. That should be worth some $$.

Thats not a wooden case - stay tuned I'll show you a wooden case!

 

[rogerkambah]

Well it comes with a wooden case. That should be worth some $$.

Wooden cases always mean quality, don't they?????

 

[Captain Halliday]

Wooden cases always mean quality, don't they?????

Or that you're dead.

 

[amaroo]

Or that you're dead.

ROTFLMFAO