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Special six of the Best from Australia

Special six of the Best from Australia

Special six of the Best from Australia. A selection of fine wines from around the regions in a mixed case.

A mix of six red and white superb wines, picked from our selection of 400 wines.

The “Special Six of the Best” from Australia typically refers to a curated mixed case of fine wines showcasing iconic regions and varieties. A prominent version of this selection features award-winning bottles from regions like the Barossa ValleyCoonawarra, and Hunter Valley, representing both classic power and modern elegance. The contents of this case change on a regular basis depending on the availability of stock. When you order you will get the specified wines, but the actual case composition may be different on the next purchase.

Buying a curated case of six bottles offers a mix of logistical convenience and sensory discovery. It is essentially a professional shortcut to a high-quality cellar.
 
1. Expert Selection (No “Duds”)
The primary benefit is quality control. Instead of gambling on an unknown label at the supermarket, you are buying bottles vetted by a sommelier or specialist. They ensure each wine represents the best of its region and vintage, significantly reducing the risk of a disappointing bottle.
 
2. Broadens Your Palate
A “Special Six” case often includes varieties or regions you might not pick yourself—like a Hunter Valley Semillon or a cool-climate Shiraz. It pushes you out of your “comfort zone” in a structured way, helping you discover new favourites without having to research them yourself.
 
3. The “Instant Cellar” Experience
A curated six-pack provides a ready-made range of styles for different occasions. You have a crisp white for an aperitif, a heavy red for a steak dinner, and perhaps a refined Chardonnay for a celebration, all sitting in your rack ready to go.
 
A perfect corporate or personal gift to show emotion or intent.
 

Please note that the wines are not shipped in a wooden case.

NOMINAL VALUE £152.48

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Glaetzer Wallace Shiraz Grenache

Glaetzer Wallace Shiraz Grenache

Glaetzer Wallace Shiraz Grenache – a great red from a Fantastic 5 star producer

Glaetzer Wallace Shiraz Grenache

Wallace is an ancestral name of Colin’s wife, Judith, whose family hail from the old market town of Cupar in Fife, Scotland. Judith’s Celtic ancestry is reflected in the three elements of the Wallace symbol – the Celtic cross, thistle and the Celtic knot pattern.

Glaetzer Wallace takes on the traditional Barossa Valley blend of Shiraz and Grenache in a modern way. The Shiraz brings backbone, flesh and body to the wine with the Grenache adding a soft, vibrant juiciness.

Vineyards: Exceptional old vine fruit was sourced from the famed Ebenezer sub district at the northern tip of the Barossa Valley. Vine age 50—80 year old Shiraz and 50—110 year old Grenache. Yield 3.5 tonnes per hectare.

Vinification: Old vine Barossa Grenache has a liveliness and structure that does not benefit from oak maturation—oak contact was thus minimised for the Grenache component to preserve the purity and animation of the fruit. The Shiraz was matured for 16 months in 2—3 year old oak hogshead barrels (80% French / 20% American).

Tasting Notes

Colour: Medium to deep garnet, a flash of purple on the rim.

Aroma: An enticing nose of dark plum, raspberry and lavender with hints of anise and ground spice.

Palate: Black fruits prevail with touches of pepper and blackcurrant. Firm, savoury yet rounded tannins balance with brightness and lift.

Peak Drinking: A wine to enjoy in its youth that will reward careful cellaring up to 5 years.
Variety : 78% Shiraz / 22% Grenache

Tasting Notes

A medium to garnet colour with a flash of purple on the rim. The aroma displays an enticing nose of dark plum, raspberry and lavender with hints of anise and ground spice. On the pallet black fruits prevail with touches of pepper and blackcurrant. The tannins are firm and savoury yet well rounded.

The wine can be enjoyed in its youth and cellared for 5 or more years. You can see our full range of Ben Glaetzer wines at https://www.auswinesonline.co.uk/product-category/glaetzer/

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Glaetzer Wallace Shiraz Grenache from Barossa Valley –   a great example of shiraz grenache from the barossa valley

 

1 in stock

Keith Tulloch Semillon

Keith Tulloch Semillon

Keith Tulloch Semillon

Keith Tulloch Semillon – This Semillon is sourced exclusively from Keith Tulloch’s own old-vine estate vineyards on Hermmitage & Deasys Roads in Pokolbin, where vines were established in 1968 & 1978 respectively. in 1968 at Pokolbin in the Hunter Valley. It is this deep and fine alluvial sandiness that makes the vineyard resource so significant – the vines consistently produce the purest and brightest signatures of Hunter Semillon. The Semillon was harvested then crushed, chilled and pressed immediately. Fermentation occurred using a selected pure yeast culture in stainless steel tanks, at cool to cold temperatures to maximise and retain varietal freshness.

Zesty lemon and lime-fruit characters are the hallmarks of this classic Hunter Style – the bright and delicate characters are beautiful when young and will sustain for many years of cellaring. A naturally lower alcohol wine at 10.5%. A naturally lower alcohol wine at 10.5%.

Perfect with light and delicate fish dishes, prawns and freshly shucked oysters.

Keith Tulloch have attained the CLIMATE ACTIVE certification by the Australian Government. This means that the winery, vineyard and offices are certified carbon neutral as well as its wines (including glassware, boxes, shipping, bottling). This carbon neutral certification is one of the most rigorous in the world. Every emission created by the vineyard and the winemaking process has been reduced where possible; and where emissions are unavoidable the pollutants have been offset through carbon abatement so that the business and its products have zero net greenhouse gas emissions. Keith Tulloch is also a member of Sustainable Winegrowing Australia (previously known as Entwine) which requires wineries to report and reduce waste whilst promoting sustainable practices. A 65kw solar array has been installed, providing the vast majority of the estate’s power needs.

To see our full range of Keith Tulloch product go to our dedicated web page

To see more about the Keith Tulloch winery go to their website

2 in stock

Paulett Polish Hill Riesling

Paulett Polish Hill Riesling

Paulett Polish Hill Riesling from Clare Valley

Paulett Polish Hill Riesling – A Classic flinty and minerally Polish Hill River Riesling packed with notes of lemon and lime with a clean crisp finish.

Producer Information

Paulett’s reputation for producing wines of finesse, elegance and intensity is justly deserved with consistent skill and care from vintage to vintage. Neil Paulett graduated from the Roseworthy oenology course in the early 1970s and spent a further ten years honing his winemaking skills at Penfolds before buying his own property in the Clare Valley. Located some 90 minutes north of Adelaide, this lovely property now extends to 150 hectares with 47 planted with vines. Since the first vintage in 1983 there have been many accolades both at home and internationally. These wines are a true reflection of the region and are of outstanding quality.

Pauletts carry on the proud family tradition of producing regional wines that showcase the elegance and intensity of the Clare Valley wine region.

To find out more about the Paulett winery go to their website

To see our full range of Paulett wines go to our dedicated web page

Clare Valley is one of Australia`s oldest wine regions and is probably best known for its Riesling wines. Polish Hill River is a sub-region one and a half hours drive north from Adelaide. Named after the Polish settlers of the mid
1800s, the climate is ideal for premium grape growing with a combination of consistently good winter rains, hot summers tempered by cool nights and a long ripening period.

The name Polish River comes from the Polish settlers who came to the area in the early 1850s escaping religious persecution. Paulett’s reputation for producing wines of finesse, elegance and intensity is justly deserved with
consistent skill and care from vintage to vintage. Neil Paulett graduated from the Roseworthy oenology course in the early 1970s and spent a further ten years honing his winemaking skills at Penfolds before buying his own property in the Clare Valley. Located some 90 minutes north of Adelaide, this lovely property now extends to 150 hectares with 47 planted with vines. Since the first vintage in 1983 there have been many accolades both at home and internationally.
These wines are a true reflection of the region and are of outstanding quality

Paulett Polish Hill Riesling – we love this great Aussie Riesling and look forward to stocking their full range of wines in the very near future.

18 in stock

The Cigar Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon

The Cigar Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon

The Cigar Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon from Yalumba

The Cigar Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon

The Cigar is a name coined by Coonawarra Vignerons to describe the region’s unique cigar-shaped strip of rich red terra rossa soil. Home to some of Australia’s most famous vineyards, the secret of Coonawarra lies in the intimate bond between the terra rossa soil, limestone layers, pure artisan water and a long, cool ripening season. Fortunate to be part of this iconic place, Yalumba salutes the region’s pioneers and those privileged to inherit its future.

TERROIR/PROVENANCE/REGION – The Cigar Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon

The Menzies Vineyard, Yalumba’s premium Cabernet Sauvignon estate, was established in the world-famous region of Coonawarra in 1975. The terroir is defined by red brown earth
over limestone, perfect for growing grapes for full-bodied, structured red wine.

TASTING NOTES – The Cigar Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon

Dark red plum in colour, medium to full depth in hue. The bouquet shows bright cherry, chocolate and musk fruit aromas supported by savoury cedar oak. The palate is vibrant
with blueberries and rhubarb, balanced by chocolate and mint. The tannins have a mouth-filling praline texture on the long and lingering finish.

FOOD PAIRING – The Cigar Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon

Barbecued lamb loin chops or herbed bean, mushroom and pine nut burgers with a red onion and tomato salsa

Yalumba has long had a mandate to craft exceptional quality wines that are accessible to wine lovers around the world. With this in mind, they set out to create younger siblings for two of our Rare & Fine stalwarts. Youthful interpretations of our beloved Rare & Fine wines that showcase the exceptional fruit to be found in their homes of the Barossa and Coonawarra, respectively. Thus Yalumba The Cigar Cabernet Sauvignon was born.

Yalumba ‘The Cigar’ is a wine from the Yalumba Coonawarra Estate. It is sibling to ‘The Menzies’. This wine is made from 100% Cabernet Sauvignon harvested from The Menzies Estate vineyards. Coonawarra’s potential to grow grapes of exceptional quality is a result of a perfect marriage between the famous red terra rossa soil and a porous limestone layer. This is complemented by a long, cool growing season, making the Coonawarra one of the gems in the global red wine crown. Cabernet Sauvignon is by far the most widely planted variety throughout the region, with more than 60 per cent of Coonawarra vines bearing this popular red grape.

Yalumba The Cigar is made through traditional small lot winemaking techniques. The grapes are crushed to small static fermenters, ensuring good extraction of colour and tannin. The grapes stay on skins for around seven days, though some tanks are given extended skin contact before pressing. The wine is matured for 22 months in mainly French oak hogsheads and barriques; 28 per cent of them new.

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2 in stock

Geoff Merrill Reserve Chardonnay

Geoff Merrill Reserve Chardonnay

Geoff Merrill Reserve Chardonnay

Geoff Merrill Reserve Chardonnay – The limited reserve range of wines from the Merrill stable are the result of Geoff`s desire to make and release small batches of his finest wines. Top Aussie wine writer James Halliday recently rated Geoff as one of Australia’s finest winemakers who is right at the top of his game! This wine is made from a rigorous selection of the best barrels and is a blend of Chardonnay fruit from the Coonawarra, Padthaway and McLaren Vale vineyard regions of South Australia. The wine displays a honey and melon bouquet, integrated with subtle oak aromas and a rich palate. Fantastic weight and complexity, bursting with pineapple and peach fruit flavours, with notes of cream and toast from its maturation in new French casks. The palate is well integrated with the opulent fruit flavours balanced by a refreshing acidity and followed by a youthful finish.

The perfect partner to chicken or fish dishes with a creamy sauce.

Located just 30 minutes drive south east of Adelaide and parallel to the coast, these rolling hillside vineyards produce some of Australia`s finest Shiraz and Grenache based red wines. Some of the areas historic old wineries were established in the late 1800s and many remain today. With a strong regional identity on the international stage, the wines have a distinctive style achieved from a combination of very warm summers, mild winters and cooling sea breezes. Many of Australia`s most famous and expensive wines have their vineyard origins within this region.
Geoff Merrill was born in 1953 and was raised on a sheep station in the far north of South Australia until he was 11 years old. The Merrill family then moved to the Barossa Valley, just north of Adelaide, where Geoff`s first links with the wine industry were formed. Following his `apprenticeship` at Chateau Reynella, in 1985 he purchased the historic Mount Hurtle winery. Renowned for his handle-bar moustache and friendship with many of crickets elite, his talents were rewarded in 2005 when he received the legendary Jimmy Watson Trophy, probably Australia`s most prestigious wine award, named after the iconic Jimmy Watson`s Wine Bar in Melbourne.
 

For more information on the vineyard go to their website

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Geoff Merrill Reserve Chardonnay

11 in stock

Mount Horrocks Shiraz

Mount Horrocks Shiraz

Mount Horrocks Clare Valley Shiraz

Mount Horrocks Clare Valley Shiraz – This Shiraz was produced from dry-grown older vines (one quarter are more than 100 years old). It is an intensely flavoured, elegant wine displaying ripe fruit and spicy, cherry aromas. It has a full inky palate with great depth, length and fine tannins finishing with a firm dry aftertaste. An elegant yet mouth-filling wine. It is vibrant cherry red. Dark-fruited with fragrant, almost floral, oak aromas. On the palate, youthful, lively red and black fruits mingle with alluring spice and plush, peppery tannins. The finish is long and appealing.

Our low yielding Alexander Vineyard is ideally suited to producing high quality, certified organic and biodynamic wine. Here, Stephanie takes a distinctly European approach with one quarter of the hand-picked fruit whole-bunch foot crushed to give more perfume, while the remainder is crushed and fermented for more palate weight. Both components then spend 18 months in French oak barriques. Expressive and beautifully poised, this release is half our ‘normal’ production.

As no finings have been found necessary the wines are all suitable for vegans and vegetarians. Only the finest French oak barriques are used for those wines spending time in barrel.
 

To see our full range of Mount Horrocks wines go to our dedicated Mount Horrocks web page

For more information on the Mount Horrocks winery go to their website.

Mount Horrocks Wines restricts production to approximately 2,500 cases per annum to achieve the highest quality single vineyard wines. All three estate-owned Clare Valley vineyards, totaling ten hectares, are ‘A grade certified’ by Australian Certified Organic (ACO).

Only estate grown grapes are used and these are hand-picked and gently handled under conditions that ensure the varietal and site-specific flavours in the resultant wine, as well as its organic status, are retained.

Mount Horrocks Clare Valley Shiraz

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