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kevviek said:
Decided to go with this:
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Mandala Butterfly Cabernet Sauvignon 6pk 2017

Winery Details *Indent order wine* Mandala is the vision of the Smedley family of Melbourne. An estate vineyard in Yarra Junction was planted in 1999, with additional vineyards following in Dixons Creek. Specialising in Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, Mandala wines are high quality, elegant and...
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Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 – Black Market Deal #51960 - Red Wine | Vinomofo Australia

With 95 points from the all knowing tasting team at Halliday, this crimson cassis beauty is the wonder you’ve been waiting for. A fantastic cab.
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Very mixed reviews on Vivino, for different vintages. The returns policy is my backup.
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Vinomofo return Policy is definitly better than buying from Grays!
 
Seems to me that the random discount codes which were once relatively prevalent are now a bit thin on the ground. The Fo's are still throwing around the once or twice weekly "till midnight" codes +/- shipping, though.
 
Cape Barren The Vale Shiraz 2018

At $35 with current free shipping seems good value. Just got 2 cases to take advantage of the AMEX Vinomofo spend $299 get $70 back offer. [Also had a $15 birthday voucher to make it even sweeter]

Unwrapped: Cape Barren The Vale Shiraz 2018 – Warehouse Clearance Deal - Red Wine | Vinomofo Australia

This iconic Vale producer needs no intro, and neither does this award-winning sultry shiraz that's got depth for days. This is one of those rare and special drops that you sip, savour and share with only the friends you really (really) like.
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Dr Ralph said:
Cape Barren The Vale Shiraz 2018

At $35 with current free shipping seems good value. Just got 2 cases to take advantage of the AMEX Vinomofo spend $299 get $70 back offer. [Also had a $15 birthday voucher to make it even sweeter]

Unwrapped: Cape Barren The Vale Shiraz 2018 – Warehouse Clearance Deal - Red Wine | Vinomofo Australia

This iconic Vale producer needs no intro, and neither does this award-winning sultry shiraz that's got depth for days. This is one of those rare and special drops that you sip, savour and share with only the friends you really (really) like.
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Is that a made for VM label? I couldn't get any info on it.
 
kevviek said:
Is that a made for VM label? I couldn't get any info on it.
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Cape Barren is now part of CW Wines and they have come out with a number of new lines under the Cape Barren label, including back vintages that have no previous existence under the former Cape Barren ownership.
But if this is similar/as good as the excellent Rare Bird 2018 that was previously offered at $30 ("RRP" $150), then it's good value.
I just bought another dozen of Shiraz 2021 – Black Market Deal #49453 - Red Wine | Vinomofo Australia which is Cape Barren Wild Goose. Friends I shared it with wanted some more, good value at $15.
 
redbigot said:
Cape Barren is now part of CW Wines and they have come out with a number of new lines under the Cape Barren label, including back vintages that have no previous existence under the former Cape Barren ownership.
But if this is similar/as good as the excellent Rare Bird 2018 that was previously offered at $30 ("RRP" $150), then it's good value.
I just bought another dozen of Shiraz 2021 – Black Market Deal #49453 - Red Wine | Vinomofo Australia which is Cape Barren Wild Goose. Friends I shared it with wanted some more, good value at $15.
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Have you happened to try Rare Bird 2019?
 
olympicwiz said:
I think 2018 was still produced by Cape Barren, but 2019 could be made by CW wines. I am not sure but Sam Kim lurking in the reviews could be a hint.
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AFIK CW only took over Cape Barren last year. Actually (from Wine Companion)
"Cape Barren was founded in '99 by Peter Matthew. He sold the business in late '09 to Rob Dundon and Tom Adams, who together have amassed in excess of 50 years experience in winemaking, viticulture and international sales. The wines, including shiraz and grenache, are sourced from dry-grown vines between 70 and 125 years old. Chardonnay and grüner veltliner are sourced from the Adelaide Hills. CW Wines purchased Cape Barren in early '24. -JAMES HALLIDAY"

But they (CW) have released a fair number of back vintage (2018/2019) wines under labels that were not part of the Cape Barren portfolio, so who knows where the wines come from.
 
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fkcn said:
https://www.vinomofo.com/wines/red-wine/shiraz-2019-mof_-marathon-deal-51437/

Anyone know what this is?
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Mitolo Marsican Shiraz 2019
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Marsican Shiraz 2019 (Giftboxed)

Frank Mitolo’s father, Bruno, was born to an Italian viticulturist. He arrived in Australia aged 14, with farming in his blood, to work alongside his brothers. With him, he brought the ethos of his homeland, the Abruzzo region – forte e gentile or strong and gentle. Bruno forged a new life in...
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fkcn said:
https://www.vinomofo.com/wines/red-wine/shiraz-2019-mof_-marathon-deal-51437/

Anyone know what this is?
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Looks to be this:
mitolowines.com.au

Marsican Shiraz 2019 (Giftboxed)

Frank Mitolo’s father, Bruno, was born to an Italian viticulturist. He arrived in Australia aged 14, with farming in his blood, to work alongside his brothers. With him, he brought the ethos of his homeland, the Abruzzo region – forte e gentile or strong and gentle. Bruno forged a new life in...
mitolowines.com.au mitolowines.com.au
 

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