The Perfect Mix Pack

Some wine enthusiasts will buy just a few bottles, but the true devotees will purchase a few cases monthly. The Winery Lane marketplace is growing so are the choices you have.

The choices can get overwhelming as the number of options increases. Worse, you may overlook the perfect wine for you. This guide was created to help wine lovers build their perfect case.

You don’t want to buy top-of-the-line wines for your cellar, but you want to have a dozen quaffers to share with your friends over the month.

Except for the Robert Steinrum Cask Tawny (375ml), every wine bottle at Winery Lane contains 750ml of pure decadence. The 6 pack you are buying has four and a quarter liters, and the dozen is 750ml.

A dozen bottles won’t last for long if you have a few friends over. This is especially true if you don’t use standard 150ml pours.

(Have you all ever seen the size of a Plumm Shiraz glasses? We’ve heard that half of a bottle can fit in there.

Thanks to our partnerships, we are blessed with a wide range of wines and wineries across the country. Winery Lane offers everything from Shiraz, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Fiano, Montepulciano, and Nebbiolo.

When creating your last case, there are three things you should consider. What are you most drawn to? What are you looking for? How adventurous are you?

• “I have a barbecue at my house, where all my colleagues will be. Just a few red and white.
• I need a case with essentially everything. “I always have friends, and they all have different tastes.”
• “My friends and I are starting a wine-tasting club. I need to bring something unique.”
• “I have a date; they are the ones. I am certain of it. I must bring my A-game.”
• “I have a collection of wines and want more than just a drink.”

The final question is the most important. What amount do you want to spend?

Five levels of wine boxes have been created for each level. Each case contains 12 bottles.

*Don’t forget to take 20% off your purchase of twelve or more items on the site.

The “Begining of Your Journey” case is $150-$200

This one is easy. To complete a barbeque with friends, you will need six reds, four whites, and two sparkling bottles.

We recommend looking at the Amelia Park 2016trellis Sauvignon Blanc Semillon and Castelli Estate 2016, The Sum Shiraz.

The “I like to play it safe but let’s try something new” case is $200 – $350

This wine collection includes wines from well-known Australian grape varieties that you know and love. These wines are unique because each has a distinct quality that is different from other bottle bottles at the bottle shop. The Envoi Wines 2015 Margaret River Sauvignon Blanc Semillon wine had its Semillon portion aged in oak barrels to give it a depth and texture that is rare in this style.

Another interesting and complex wine is the Eden Road 2016, The Long Road Pinot Gris. This Australian favorite has a twist. Eden Road winemakers leave the wine on the skins for longer than usual to give the wine a soft texture and a beautiful pink color. We recommend the 2015 Long Road Syrah. This Shiraz is made in the French Syrah style. It is lighter, more delicate in weight and has a greater focus on the bouquet.

Other additions include Envoi Wines 2015 Margaret River Chardonnay and Amelia Park 2013 Trellis Cabernet Mellot.

The “I Want to Find the Wines That I Can’t Find at Bottle Shops” Program: $350 – $400

This is where you set the bar high. This is where you find exceptional wines. You will open these wines to friends who love wine, regardless of whether the country’s top wine critics have praised them.

The Victorian Wine Show 2017 awarded Best Sparkling Wine to wines like the Greenstone Vineyards 2012 Methode Traditionelle Champagne.

McHenry Hohn 2015 Calgardup Brook Vineyard Chardonnay won the Best Chardonnay Margaret River Award at the 2016 James Halliday Chardonnay Challenge. It scored an amazing 96 points.

You might also consider other great wines for this mixed pack, such as the Hart & Hunter 2015. Black Series Chenin blanc, Delatite 2015 Estate Malbec Dungeon Gully and Hungerford H 2017 Preservative-Free Hunter Valley Shiraz & Robert Stein 2017. Dry Riesling.

The case “I Know That I’ll be Happy, So Challenge Me”: $400 – $550

This pack will allow you to discover what winemakers make and drink.

Lethbridge Wines 2014 Nebiolo comes from the Moorabool Valley’s savory winemakers. A complex mixture of subtle characteristics makes for a thought-provoking and thought-provoking read.

Mchenry Hohn’s 2013 Hazel’s Vineyard Reserve is a tribute to Bordeaux, which only happens when it’s in perfect vintage. This blend is a combination of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Petit Verdot. It is a marvel of wine.

We recommend that you also try other interesting wines like the Hungerford Hills 2017 Classic Tumbarumba Pinot Noir, Hart & Hunter 2017, Dr. B’s Fiano and Castelli Estate 2016 Il Liris Chardonnay.

The “Creme De La Creme”, $800+

These are the top ten must-have wines from Australia’s top shelf. These wines include wines that are not available in large quantities, reserve collections, and wines of the highest quality from the finest vintages.

Click on the links below for more information about these juggernauts.

The Hunter Valley is Australia’s oldest wine region. It produces great red wines.

The Macedon Ranges, Victoria’s coldest wine area, Hanging Rock 2015 Heathcote Cabernet.

The legendary terroir Heathcote: Greenstone Vineyards 2010, Copper Block Heathcote Shiraz.

Geelong’s most treasured secret: The maritime climate of Geelong’s Moorabool Valley. Lethbridge Wines 2012 Hugo George Sangiovese, Lethbridge Wines 2011, Allegra Chardonnay and Lethbridge Wines 2012. Mietta Pinot Noir.

The Margaret River is also a winemaking treasure: McHenry Hophnen 2013 Rolling Stone Bordeaux Blend, Stella Bella Wines 2013 Serie Luminosa Chardonnay & Stella Bella Wines 2014. Serie Luminosa Cabernet Sauvignon.