58% off SA Shiraz 2022 $110 / 12 Bottles Delivered ($0 SA C&C) ($9.17/Bottle, RRP $22) @ Wine Shed Sale

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58% off SA Shiraz 2022 $110 / 12 Bottles Delivered ($0 SA C&C) ($9.17/Bottle, RRP $22) @ Wine Shed Sale
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EmployeeRD ADL on 12/10/2024 - 09:06 bechardy.com.au (202 clicks)
Last edited 12/10/2024 - 09:06
BIGBOLDBURLY

"Big, bold, burly", 93pt Shiraz at $9.17 per bottle delivered, that you can drink now or cellar for 8 years.

Wine Pilot: "South Aussie Shiraz which spent eight months maturing in older French oak hogsheads. Under Diam, as are all in this collection.
A deep purple, magenta colour here, this is powerfully aromatic. This is a concentrated and slightly earthy style of Shiraz. Big and bold with black fruit notes, chocolate, bay leaves and beefstock. As we move to the palate, the flavours of sweet mocha, coffee beans and dark chocolate move to the fore. There is good focus and intensity and the wine offers firm tannins with good length. It is one for enjoying now and for the next eight years. Really good value, especially if you enjoy the bigger, bolder and more burly style of Shiraz. 93."

Vegan. Cork. (Please note bottle shot shows screwcap but cork closure will be delivered).

Winemakers: Bec Hardy & Bec Swincer.

No outrageous RRPs. No inflated discounts. No old vintages. Just great value, fresh wines at wholesale prices.

Payment methods:
Visa, AMEX, Mastercard, ShopPay, GPay, Paypal, Afterpay.

Shipping costs:
Free Australia-wide on all orders using the code FULLLENGTH
Or ‘Click & Collect’ from our cellar door at 327 Hunt Road, McLaren Vale.

All wines dispatched within 48 hours. Tracking info provided.

Cheers!

RD
Co-owner & Husband to Bec!
Bec Hardy Wines

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Comments

  • Aussybob on 12/10/2024 - 10:21

    Curious why they have used cork? Most winemakers these days use screwcaps. Is this on purpose so I have to drink the whole bottle ;)

    Anyone comment on this wine?

    • EmployeeRD ADL @ Bec Hardy Wines on 12/10/2024 - 10:26
      +2

      @Aussybob Correct - around 86% of wine in Australia is sealed under screwcap because of historic issues around the supply of inferior cork to the market decades ago. Australia was at the forefront of developing screwcaps as far back as the 1940s.

      That said, cork is king in most markets such as the US (though screwcap acceptance is increasing) and most markets where there has been a significant influenece from European producers such as France particularly (for example Vietnam, a former French colony).

      Given most Australian winemakers export to some degree, there'll always be some wines sealed under cork and some under screwcap. It's one of the great debates with winemakers but as with any topic it is a nuanced argument.

      Hope that helps! Cheers! RD :-)

      • Aussybob on 12/10/2024 - 10:55

        Thanks for the informative response!

  • urzu on 12/10/2024 - 16:07

    Thanks for the deal. At under $10 a bottle, willing to give them a shot :) ordered.

    • EmployeeRD ADL @ Bec Hardy Wines on 12/10/2024 - 16:50

      Enjoy @urzu! Certainly worth a punt! :-)

  • r33tom on 12/10/2024 - 18:29

    I am curious with the cost of hiring Australian labour to grow the grapes, manufacturing, electricity, storage, tax and the final bottling and delivery and you are selling them for less than $10 a bottle.

    Is there money to be made? My basic maths don't add up.

    • EmployeeRD ADL @ Bec Hardy Wines on 12/10/2024 - 21:28

      Fortunately a finance background, so don’t worry, it’s not beans on toast at Tipsy Hill just yet! :-))

  • almnd on 13/10/2024 - 00:30

    Thanks RD. Good reviews and feedback from the previous posts. Gave it a try! :)

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