Ultimate Barossa Shiraz Twelve

Drink like a lottery winner – with almost 90% off elite Barossa Shiraz reds

Ever wondered what an elite £250 Barossa Shiraz tastes like? Now you can find out with the Ultimate Barossa Shiraz Twelve. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to enjoy fine wines worth between £235 and £250 a bottle – for just £24.99 each.

You can read full details of each of the wines below. But hurry – with a saving of over £2,600 on twelve bottles, this case won’t be around for long.

What’s inside your case:

• Hewitson Cask 66 (worth £235) – the top Shiraz from Dean Hewitson, who owns some of the oldest vines in Barossa. Ray Jordan of Wine Pilot rates it a near perfect 98 points and writes “the palate is quite sublime”.
• Greenock Estate Museum Reserve (worth £250) – hand-picked grapes from a tiny single vineyard, traditional basket pressing and four years in French oak all contribute to the quality of this superb Shiraz.
• Chateau Yaldara 1847 First Pick (worth £250) – a rare treasure from one of Barossa’s most famous estates: “this is how heavyweight Barossa Shiraz can knock your socks off” (Wine Pilot, 95 Points).

Just £30 today reserves your case of twelve. When the wine arrives in late September, we’ll debit the second instalment of £269.88, meaning you’ll pay just £24.99 a bottle.