Not the cheapest on ozbargain but still a very good price for a mid range shiraz. Retail is usually around $48 a bottle. Easy drinking shiraz good for bbq and having guests over or byo with friends. Cant go wrong!
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95 points by Huon Hooke
Referee receives access to store and $100 off a welcome pack, Referrer receives $20 Cellar Dollars (store credit) after referrer makes their first purchase.
This isn’t the regular bbq ur thinking of with bulk buy sausage pack 2kg for 13 dollars lol
Steaks in general :)
Does this winery still have Chinese owners?
Not sure why that is relevant, Grant Burge was acquired by Accolade Wine in 2015.
It's not relevant to the bargain itself but I can see why someone might want to choose not to support a Chinese conglomerate. It's actually ok to ask where your money may end up.
Problem is no one will have the answer as Accolade Wine is a private entity.
@jackyli1204: As has been said, Grant Burge is owned by Accolade Wines who are in turn owned by the Carlyle Group - a Washington DC based Private Equity company. :-)
cellarone.com.au is owned by Accolade.
Think you got the wrong winery..
Yeah it was mentioned a couple of years ago, not sure why, as mentioned above looks like an investment business owns it. I had tried to direct my spending towards Australian owned family businesses, probably still will as investment companies never really have the customers best interest as their first thought.
You would have to look else where, not many mainstream wine brands are "family owned" nowadays.
Seriously? What has it got to do with the price of fish; on a Cold Saturday morning?
I think you are mistaking this with Burge Family Wines - they did sell to a Chinese owner a few years ago.
Cheers
I've got some credits to use. Anyone know which is better out of:
Houghton Premium release Cabernet Sauvignon
The Ink cab save (Margaret River or Coonawarra)
I would pick the Houghton. I hear the Ink cab sav is overly sweet.
I'd go for the Blackwell Shiraz 👌
Lovely drop
Already have plenty from another deal. Forgot to add this will generally be used as cooking wine.
The filsell or blackwell?
If you're cooking it's generally safer to go with a merlot, easier to reduce without too many tannins ruining your flavours.
Depends what you're cooking though.
I cant log in. It only allows existing users. Theres no new user page
Click on the referral link above just underneath the deal and you will be able to sign up
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Thanks Tangenyahu, that worked. I hadnt used those links before.
And Thanks for the deal- fantastic!
BTW Filsell is better than a BBQ quaffer. Chris Ringland is a quaffer
Chris Ringland does some amazing wines.
You can't compare a Filsell $50rrp to his $20 Dan Murphy's range.
Probably look at the Reserve, but you won't find it heavily discounted often.
Good wine for BBQ?