Dan Murphy's and Other Wine Deals

I've not had them before, but they look very nice! I'll have to go and have a look. The back vintages of Tapanappa was the 2013 and 2014 Tiers Chardonnay, they were both divine! They are sitting in the corner of the cellar for around 5 years tho, give them time to mellow yellow!
If you're having Dandelion withdrawals, the WD 30% off sale usually drops soon, don't know what the code is yet but I have a shopping list ready as they come down to $15.40. I need to be thrifty after doing a wine tour of the Adelaide Hills recently. Side note, if anyone sees any Tapanappa Tiers Chardonnay anywhere, let me know!

Dandelion Wines

Zonte's footstep is also good value, some good stuff to be had. Somethings get sold out quick tho, so I'll try and post the link as soon as I get it
You might just possibly find a referral link in the relevant thread for a discount too.
 
Anyone getting the St Henri 2014 for $80, DM 2 day only offer? Given how Penfolds have raised prices, doubt it would be going for much less these days...
 
Anyone getting the St Henri 2014 for $80, DM 2 day only offer? Given how Penfolds have raised prices, doubt it would be going for much less these days...
It's on the front page of the Dan Murphys website, so may sell out quickly:

https://www.danmurphys.com.au/produ...id=dskmob:4539:HP-2-days-only-Penfolds-190618

Fair price. But has been cheaper in the last 12 months. Cellarmasters with the ubiquitous discount codes is a good option for getting this cheaper when/if available. From memory they've had it in twin packs within the last 12 months.

Update: Checked my records. Got this from Cellarmasters for around $65 in early November 2017 in a twin pack. And got the 2013 vintage for around $60 in November 2016.
 
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Anyone getting the St Henri 2014 for $80, DM 2 day only offer? Given how Penfolds have raised prices, doubt it would be going for much less these days...

I’m skeptical of the QPR you’re getting these days on these pricey Penfolds labels.

Whilst the heavy discounts off the whopping RRP is attractive I think there are far better Shiraz alternatives to be had at the $75-$80 bracket.

I got a twin pack of this for ~$55 per bottle when Cellarmasters did one of their cough ups whilst a groupon $100 off was available but I then tasted it at the cellar door and thought $55 was actually a fairer reflection of the quality than $125.
 
I’m skeptical of the QPR you’re getting these days on these pricey Penfolds labels.

Whilst the heavy discounts off the whopping RRP is attractive I think there are far better Shiraz alternatives to be had at the $75-$80 bracket.

I got a twin pack of this for ~$55 per bottle when Cellarmasters did one of their cough ups whilst a groupon $100 off was available but I then tasted it at the cellar door and thought $55 was actually a fairer reflection of the quality than $125.
Bought the twin pack from Cellarmasters last Nov for about $47/bottle and definitely not worth it. Wouldn't purchase again.
 
Bought the twin pack from Cellarmasters last Nov for about $47/bottle and definitely not worth it. Wouldn't purchase again.

One thing was for certain from my tasting, the ‘14 St Henri is nowhere near ready to consume yet. I’d wait until it’s at least a 10 year old.
 
This is all a bit disheartening as I have a bit of St. Henri in the cellar. Having said that, I tend to agree with the general sentiment, and I have been pretty disappointed with them for awhile (since 2009ish). Obviously, some of the Penfolds marketing magic has affected me because I keep stumping up for each vintage though.
 
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Very dark opaque, sweet. That's it. Not what I expect from premium shiraz.
Age will not add any complexity, although it taste a little better a few days after opening.

Sweet fruits? Ie, plums and dark berries? Exactly what I'd be expecting from that wine. Just needs to have balanced acid and should develop quite nicely.
 
Sweet fruits? Ie, plums and dark berries? Exactly what I'd be expecting from that wine. Just needs to have balanced acid and should develop quite nicely.
What if there's practically no acid now. Will age develop more acid?
Can a fizzy drink that's flat be fizzy again?
 
If you missed the $37 Bollinger half-bottles at Boccaccio on Tuesday, then check out these prices on Langton's for the next hour until 1pm AEST:
  • GROSSET Springvale Riesling, Watervale 2017 $27
  • PIKES Traditionale Riesling, Clare Valley 2017 $15
  • PENFOLDS Reserve Bin 16A Chardonnay, Adelaide Hills 2016 $80 (Sonos One offer)
  • ARLEWOOD ESTATE Chardonnay, Margaret River 2017 $16
  • TYRRELL'S HVD Semillon, Hunter Valley 2012 $15
  • FRASER GALLOP ESTATE Semillon Sauvignon Blanc, Margaret River 2017 $13
  • RIPOSTE BY TIM KNAPPSTEIN The Dagger Pinot Noir, Adelaide Hills 2017 $12
  • HEWITSON Private Cellar Shiraz Mourvedre, Barossa Valley (Magnum) 2008 $50
  • D'ARENBERG WINES The Dead Arm Shiraz, McLaren 2015 $45
  • KILIKANOON Miracle Hill Shiraz, McLaren Vale 2013 $30
  • HOWARD PARK Flint Rock Shiraz, Great Southern 2014 $15
  • CAPE GRACE Cabernet Sauvignon, Margaret River 2014 $35
  • LECONFIELD The Sydney Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra 2013 $30
  • DEEP WOODS ESTATE Cabernet Merlot, Margaret River 2013 $21
  • TWO HANDS Sexy Beast Cabernet Sauvignon, McLaren Vale 2016 $17.50
  • HENTLEY FARM The Old Legend Grenache, Barossa Valley 2016 $35
  • HEWITSON Belle Ville Rose, Barossa Valley 2017 $15
  • CHATEAU D'ARMAILHAC 5me cru classe, Pauillac 2010 $125
  • CHATEAU DE FARGUES, Sauternes 2010 $100
As usual, to avoid paying $10 delivery, an order needs to be $300+, but if placed via a broker (referrals), then it just has to include a dozen bottles, regardless of value.

Carboot Wines have 40% off selected wines until 30th June with STOCKSALE including:
  • Yalumba Old Bush Vine Grenache 2016 (CM(WF)/JH93, SL90, TP89) $13.50
  • O'Leary Walker Watervale Riesling 2017 (GW/SL94) $15
  • Flametree Shiraz 2015 (JH96, CM(WF)93+) $17.40
  • Flametree SRS Walcliffe Syrah 2016 $19.20 (Vivino 4.4)
  • Yelland & Papps Second Take Grenache 2016 (SL/JH95, MB(WBM)/AG/SR93) $22.50
  • Flametree SRS Wallcliffe Chardonnay 2015 (RJ97, HH96, CM(WF)/AG/JH95) $39
30% off Wine & Beer @ Vine (in-store only)

Courtesy of OzBargain, Treasury Wine Estates has a Sonos One offer whereby spending $80 on selected wines gives you a Sonos One for half-price at $149 - best buys besides Coldstream Hills pinot noir or chardonnay 2017 are probably Seppelt Jaluka Chardonnay 2017 or Chalambar Shiraz 2016 for $16 when on special or $14.83 with $25 welcome credit at cellardoor.co


Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas and Cotes du Rhone is on Smash Vino cheap... also just scored some Fallen Giants Shiraz at $20 which is good buying. Smash Sale Products — Smash Vino

Fallen Giants was cheaper at $17.50 previously :)
 
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