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Craiglee No.7 Sparkling Shiraz (Sunbury) - The Prince
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winery sold out within a day of mailing list release again this yearalso maybe $80 @ Coledale Fine WinesPrimo Estate - JOSEPH Sparkling Red NV
An Australian icon, this opulent sparkling red wine makes any occasion a celebration.www.primoestate.com.au
Much as I love the Joseph that's getting a bit stiff for me!winery sold out within a day of mailing list release again this year
$90 Primo Estate Joseph Sparkling Red NV @ Wine Emporiumsold out$110/$85 Primo Estate Joseph Sparkling Red NV McLaren Vale @ Summer Hillsold out- $100 Buy Sparkling Online | Primo Estate - Joseph Sparkling Red - NV - 750mL | Bellevue Hill Bottle Shop
It could be a sharp price instead of error, I think these went for $60-65 pb during langtons sales a few months ago which I missed.. plus the new vintage 2012 has been released. If anyone has ebay plus and is interested to share a case in Vic let me know as 6 is too many for myselfView attachment 3550506 pack for $356 delivered via Boozebud eBay plus. Looks like a price error.
It was $55pb in a Langton's Carpe Diem sale back in March and they still had free freight on a 6-pack (over $300) back then.It could be a sharp price instead of error, I think these went for $60-65 pb during langtons sales a few months ago which I missed.. plus the new vintage 2012 has been released. If anyone has ebay plus and is interested to share a case in Vic let me know as 6 is too many for myself
Sparkling shiraz... that's still way expensive for something I'd want them to pay me to drinkIt was $55pb in a Langton's Carpe Diem sale back in March and they still had free freight on a 6-pack (over $300) back then.
What an un-Australian sentiment!Sparkling shiraz... that's still way expensive for something I'd want them to pay me to drink
I love my Sparkling shiraz. Rockford Blsck Langmeil, Charles Melton and many Anderson from Rutherglen incl a Sparkling Durif.What an un-Australian sentiment!
Just joking, but I wonder how many here have the same opinion, is there a "poll" facility?
Pls put me down for 37 'Yes, I don't like it one bit' votes thanks RB. Vote early, vote often.What an un-Australian sentiment!
Just joking, but I wonder how many here have the same opinion, is there a "poll" facility?
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It's a bloody good sparkling shiraz - I got a few at the Langton's Carpe Diem for $55 a while back and I'd buy again.Sparkling shiraz... that's still way expensive for something I'd want them to pay me to drink
I'm a fan of all the Anderson sparklingI love my Sparkling shiraz. Rockford Blsck Langmeil, Charles Melton and many Anderson from Rutherglen incl a Sparkling Durif.
Was a fan for leasingham classic clare sparkling shiraz. Unfortunately it is not available anymoreIt's a bloody good sparkling shiraz - I got a few at the Langton's Carpe Diem for $55 a while back and I'd buy again.
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I'm a fan of all the Anderson sparkling
You get 1 vote for every bottle of sparkling red in your cellar, +1 to allow for those with zero.Pls put me down for 37 'Yes, I don't like it one bit' votes thanks RB. Vote early, vote often.
I quite like the Rockford Sparkling but +1 does not so I never take my 6 or 12 allocation.I love my Sparkling shiraz. Rockford Blsck Langmeil, Charles Melton and many Anderson from Rutherglen incl a Sparkling Durif.
+1 - you could not give me SSSparkling shiraz... that's still way expensive for something I'd want them to pay me to drink
Gosh, that is some line up. Minor correction tho, I do have some, I just don't like it very much.You get 1 vote for every bottle of sparkling red in your cellar, +1 to allow for those with zero.
So you get 1 vote, I get about 200.
Balgownie
Best's
Brockenchack
Charles Melton,
Coates
De Bortoli Rutherglen
Grampians Estate
Hayes Family,
McLaren Vale III Associates
Kies
Mitchelton
Mr Riggs
Mt Avoca
Peter Lehmann
Primo Joseph
Red Edge
Reilly's
Seppelt
St Hallett
Teusner
Wild Duck Creek
Willows
Plus a few others..
Yes, I know it's rigged, but it's my poll, my rules.
There are some/many pretty ordinary sparkling reds, too sweet, too light in mouth feel, too young and simple, occasionally too dry or disjointed dosage, don't remember sour as a problem, but many cheap ones are just carbonated, next level tank fermented, best are bottle fermented.Gosh, that is some line up. Minor correction tho, I do have some, I just don't like it very much.
With a claimed 'good' one, I always feel it's as if someone took an OK red, spooned in sugar syrup and then bled in some sour bubbles... pushmepullyu city
Given that a 'good' one tends to cost you over $40, it makes me ask - why not just have a yummy red wine instead?
Lol, your red bigotry is shining through once again there!There are some/many pretty ordinary sparkling reds, too sweet, too light in mouth feel, too young and simple, occasionally too dry or disjointed dosage, don't remember sour as a problem, but many cheap ones are just carbonated, next level tank fermented, best are bottle fermented.
But the best are a joy to drink, complex flavours with older components, full mid-palate, long fresh finish, generally preferable to a similarly priced Champagne or sparkling white for my tastes.
Each to their own, I drink sparkling reds at least once a week all year round, more often in the warmer months.
I am with you Cruiser. We will sit at the grown ups’ table while the kiddies have their fizzy drinks.+1 - you could not give me SS