Who doesn't love a bargain? Certainly we do and we've found the perfect soft, plush and smooth red wine to satisfy even the most discerning of bargain hunters. For less than $20 a six pack you can take home this delightful berry accented Cabernet Merlot that is the perfect addition to the next family barbecue.

While mainly known for his extraordinary Chardonnay, Dave Bicknell's Cabernet's continue to fly under the radar of most when thinking of Victoria's greatest cool-climate red wines. This is great for those who wish to keep this little secret a secret for a while longer, but rest assured word will get out as the purity and power of this 864 Cab is something to behold. Minimal, but expert techniques are employed to deliver a Cabernet that is built for the long haul, yet is wonderfully enjoyable in its youth.

This is the Kaiken Cabernet with the body kit. Slightly bigger, bolder fruit is supported by some delicious ripe tannin. Still fruit driven, this version is also more balanced and will age for a few years longer.

The 2008 marks the 25th anniversary of Dalwhinnie Chardonnay in the Pyrenees in western Victoria, and the wine is still not missing a beat. With less oak used now than in previous vintages, the wine exhibits magnificent citrus and mineral flavours and aromas with a delicate honey flavour notes and texture. A truly elegant wine.

Appearance: dark, garnet red. Nose: blackberry, blackcurrant, red currants, plum, spice, cigar box. Palate: dark fruits and spice with fleshy, supple tannins, medium full bodied.

Appearance: brilliant dark red Nose:blackberry, blackcurrant, floral (violette), spice and liquorice with bright berry aromas Palate: full flavoured with a combination of ripe, dark fruits and hints of allspice, cloves and a savoury, long finish

Delightful fragrant potpourri driven floral aromatics complement the deep dark cherry fruit intensity of this single vineyard wine. The palate is perfectly balanced with concentrated primary fruits, and the use of sweetly spiced French oak adds integrated mature tannin and further layering of flavours. Persistent lingering flavours ensure that this wine will be long remembered.

Peerick's multi-award winning Sauvignon Blanc is aged in French Oak for 3 months (what's termed Fumé style). The slight oakiness bestows both texture and complexity, enhancing the acid and crisp fruit flavours of this magnificent grape variety. Flavour Characteristics Wild yeast fermented in barrel, 20% new and 1-5 year old French oak on solids (fumé style). Sophisticated with texture and length. Ruby red grapefruit, lime, quince, spice and cut fennel perfume. Finely balanced between grapefruit and passionfruit in profile. Hint of meringue, vanilla and coconut. Medium acidity. Good length. A Zinger. Alcohol 13.0% Food Pairing Fish, Shellfish, Chicken, Veal. Recommended Matches: Grilled Fish. Raw and lightly cooked shellfish incl. shucked oysters, shell-on prawns, and fresh crab. Smoked salmon. Creamy chicken, veal or pasta dishes. Fish & Chips. Raw or lightly cooked tomato dishes such as gazpacho, tomato consommé. Vinaigrettes. Japanese sushi and sashimi. Greek and Mexican Food. Fresh goat cheese, creamy Brie. Green olives, avocado and peas. WSET (Wine & Spirit Education Trust) Tasting Scale Sweetness Dry Acidity Med Body Med+ Flavour Intensity Med+ Finish Long Ageing Drink Now or Cellar 5 years+. About Peerick Hand Picked, hand pruned, sustainably grown, award winning, single vineyard, fruit driven wines from the Australian Pyrenees.. Peerick, in the heart of the rugged Australian Pyrenees, is a fusion of ancient cultures, spiritual connections & a dogged commitment to sustainability & biodiversity. We maintain a deep connection and respect for the ancient and fragile country from which our wines are derived. It permeates everything we do from our viticultural practices through to our wine making. We’re committed to maintaining a rich, healthy, sustainable and diverse eco-system for our 30 year old vines to thrive in. This in turn is reflected in our minimal intervention winemaking. Our name, derived from the Aboriginal word ‘beeric’, the ‘wild cat’, was bestowed on the Pyrenees region by its traditional custodians, the Dja Dja Wurrung. Their beliefs and dreamtime stories, together with the triskele from our Celtic culture, are proudly depicted on our wine labels. This encompasses both our cultures deep spiritual connection to the earth, water, sky and its creatures – in essence our terroir. All working in harmony to produce our distinctive range of quality, award-winning wines. Slainté

This is a generous, enticing wine, with flavours of plums, prunes with baking spices and tobacco paired with fine duty tannins providing backbone and structure.