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Price Drop: Best of the Black Market – Unwrapped
$410
$180
12PK - $15 / BTL
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The Black Market is a beautiful thing. Put simply, it allows us to do what we do - deliver fantastic wines at unbelievable prices. Normally, these wines are kept from view, well not today. Here is a selection of the very best of the Black Market right now - UNWRAPPED!
12PK - $15 / BTL
$410
$180
Or 4 payments of $45 with our buy now pay later providers.
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OFF RRP
Why do we love this case?
This is your behind-the-scenes access to the deals that normally stay hidden. Everything from Paullet's Clare riesling, to 95 Halliday Rated Reschke Coonawarra cabernet, to aged McLaren Vale shiraz - no more secrets! Amazing value, amazing wines, finally unwrapped. Don't sleep on this one - a mixed case for the ages.
1x Lienert Vineyards Dos Bros Shiraz 2021
Red — Shiraz
Barossa — Australia
Richly fruited and deeply enticing, this bad boy throws out waves of dark berries, potpourri, and roasted spice, all kept in line by and a good lick of cedary oak. Plump, powerful and plush, with a full-bodied warmth that’s lifted by sweet blackberry fruit and laced with earthy undertones, vanilla cream, and powdery tannins for added grunt. The finish is long, satisfying, and confidently structured. Put simply, this is a ripping wine, and it's going to be a ripping wine for many years to come.
You’d pay $50 full price.

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1x Mino & Co Wines Little William Heathcote Shiraz 2017
Red — Shiraz
Heathcote — Australia
This is Heathcote shiraz in trademark style - bold yet refined, powerful yet balanced. Perfect for anyone who loves their reds smooth, textural, and ready to impress at the table. Extremely regional, Heathcote fans should NOT let this one pass them by. Heathcote has long been a benchmark for shiraz in Australia, and this single-vineyard release captures everything the region does best - with the added bonus of a little age to smooth out the edges. Perfumed and layered, the nose runs from red and black fruits to floral lift, ripe briar, and savoury hints of tar and gunflint. The palate is seamless, rich without being heavy, carrying pristine fruit through a frame of tightly woven tannins. Five-plus years in bottle have softened and integrated everything, making it plush, silky, and a joy to drink right now.
You’d pay $50 full price.

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1x Byron & Harold Gravity Shiraz 2019
Red — Shiraz
Australia — Australia
Dark, deep ruby red in the glass - this wine announces its serious intentions before you even lift it to your nose. And what a nose it is: dense, dark fruits cascade through dense plum and forest berries, lifted by distinctive black pepper and anise spice that adds complexity without overwhelming the pure fruit expression. The palate delivers everything the aromatics promise and more. Excellent fruit concentration meets perfect balance and genuine elegance - that rare combination that separates good wines from genuinely memorable ones. Juicy fresh acidity cuts through beautifully, while the gentle tannin profile ensures this drinks beautifully now while promising years of evolution ahead - because great winemaking never goes out of style.
You’d pay $45 full price.

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1x Leconfield 'Manor House' Cabernet Sauvignon 2021
Red — Cabernet Sauvignon
Coonawarra — Australia
Silky tannins, impressive length and seriously phenomenal flavour set this Coonawarra cab sauv apart from the pack. Add in some notes of chocolate, blackberries, aniseed, mint, ripe plums and spices and you've got a rare drop that drinks so beautifully you won't want to share it. Wine Pilot's Ray Jordan sang its praises and called it a sumptuous and poised vino from a very good cab sauv year before handing over 95pts. And we whole-heartedly agree. With impressive cellaring potential of a couple of decades this is a wine and deal that's not to be missed.
You’d pay $40 full price.

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1x Amelia Park Ironstone Shiraz 2022
Red — Shiraz
Frankland River — Australia
This wine is, without doubt, one of the most popular we’ve ever seen at Vinomofo. How popular is popular, you ask? Well, thirsty mofos took over 30,000 bottles of a previous vintage straight out of our hands. Yup. We know it’s a great wine deal but when our mofo members are this unanimous in their desire for this drop; well it’s simply cause for one big shiraz gluggin’ celebration.
Full bodied and silky smooth with lashings of plums and earthy spice; if you’re quaffing this Frankland River gem on a week night, know you’re in good company alongside many a mofo. With one fist in the air (and the other holding a glass of this wine) we salute you!
You’d pay $33 full price.

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1x Patrick of Coonawarra Two Blocks Cabernet Sauvignon 2019
Red — Cabernet Sauvignon
Coonawarra — Australia
Patrick of Coonawarra really walk and talk quality. You might think that’s an inherent product of small family businesses, but we certainly know that’s not always the case. There’s unbelievable value packed into this bottle, with no effort or attention to detail spared. A decent 40% new oak contributes to sweet, abundant tannins that really make the whole drinking experience that much more exciting. This won over more than a few hearts at the tasting bench, so we’re pretty confident in saying that you’re going to be head over heels for it too, mofo.
You’d pay $32 full price.

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1x Vintage Longbottom 'H' Red Blend 2021
Red — Red Blend
Adelaide Hills — Australia
Sometimes the magic happens when you mix things up. Here, a base of cabernet sauvignon lays down structure and depth, shiraz brings plush dark fruit, and grenache adds brightness and charm. The result? A red that’s unmistakably South Australian, brimming with everyday drinkability. It’s fresh and aromatic on the nose - dark cherry, raspberry, pomegranate and strawberry compote, with a sprinkle of mint, thyme and cloves. On the palate, it’s rounded, juicy and supple, with just enough grip from fine-grained tannins to keep things interesting. Those grittier edges corral the bright fruit into a long, satisfying finish. From a winemaking team with serious pedigree, this is the kind of drop you open without overthinking - and end up talking about all night. Whether it’s pizza, pasta or a lazy BBQ, this wine’s got your back.
You’d pay $28 full price.

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1x Turkey Flat Vineyards Butcher's Block GSM 2021
Red — GSM
Barossa — Australia
Comprising of 56% grenache, 38% shiraz and a 6% splash of mataro, expect a plush and fruit forward, medium bodied GSM that is hard not to enjoy. Floral aromatics give way to subtle hints of spice and a minty kick which provides a savoury framing to its dense fruit core.
Barossa Valley’s 2021 vintage displayed such a consistent fruit set that it has gone down as one of the best years in recent memory. Even affordable ‘entry level’ wines (in the hands of skilled winemakers, of course) showcased stunning personality and drive. At this pricepoint, you can crack open a bottle on any night of the week, for any reason and know you’ll be swept up in all the deliciousness and feel very spoilt. Go on, you deserve it.
You’d pay $27 full price.

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1x Jeanneret Big Fine Girl Riesling 2024
White — Riesling
Clare Valley — Australia
From the heart of Australia's riesling capital comes a wine that rewrites the rulebook on what Clare Valley whites should be. This isn't just the super-dry, puckering citrus assault you might expect - this is riesling with manners, complexity, approachability, and serious food-pairing potential. Sourced from lofty Clare Valley vineyards by a producer we genuinely love, this 2024 showcases everything that makes Australian riesling special without the intimidation factor. The zesty nose delivers peach, nectarine, apple, and lemon with hints of something tropical lurking beneath the surface. Here's where it gets interesting: grapefruit pith mingles with Meyer lemon flesh and white peach, lifted by fresh chopped herbs that add complexity without overwhelming the fruit. Fine and clean on the palate, with just enough fruit to balance the natural acidity - creating a wine that's elegant and pure yet surprisingly weighty.
You’d pay $30 full price.

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1x Windowrie Estate Sakura Picpoul Blanc 2023
White — Other White
Central Ranges — Australia
Bright but delicate aromatics of pear, apple and zesty lime set up a subtly structured palate with refreshing acidity and a soft, lingering finish. Looking to try something new without completely leaving your comfort zone? This is the one. Although unique in its elegance and subtlety, there's plenty of familiar flavours for the Australian palate on offer, zesty, refreshing, citrusy and slightly tropical. A complete and interesting table-white and, as the producer says, "this wine is a great accompaniment to oysters, seafood in general, and sunny afternoons".
You’d pay $28 full price.

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1x Caythorpe Estate Sauvignon Blanc 2024
White — Sauvignon Blanc
Marlborough — New Zealand
You’ll find all the classic highlights of Marlborough savvy b here: passionfruit, gooseberry, a touch of minerality and subtle green notes, all beautifully lifted by citrusy acid. If you head over to Central Wairau in Marlborough, you’ll find the idyllic Caythorpe Family Estate. Its vineyard sits over light silt and alluvial gravels, enjoying long days of summer sun and cool autumn nights – perfect for crafting excellent sauv blanc! This 2024 vintage of the classic Marlborough varietal is crisp and refreshing – absolutely nailing it for lovers of the world-famous NZ style.
You’d pay $25 full price.

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1x Farmer's Leap Random Shot Chardonnay 2024
White — Chardonnay
Padthaway — Australia
This chardonnay is peachy, flinty, rounded and ready for a good time, packing all kinds of punches in a sensationally smashable outfit. Padthaway is undoubtedly an underdog region. Not for lack of quality or passion, which comes in bucketloads here. Head inland to find this little gem of an area where the limestone and sandy soils cover the landscape: the beating heart of some outstanding value wines. Consider yourself warned, mofo: deals like this should not be taken for granted.
You’d pay $22 full price.

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