The southern Rhône’s cru villages deliver remarkable richness as well as value – all nine of them well worth discovering. One of the best is Vacqueyras, the village watched over by the towering Dentelles de Montmirail (google and you'll find some impressive images of these iconic rugged landmarks) . Cuvée Préstigieux is from the Guillot family. In 1911, great grandfather of the current owner forsook his birthplace of Burgundy and headed south to the Rhône valley. There he bought his first vineyard. Today, Laurent Guillot is in charge, working the family plots both in Burgundy and the southern Rhône. This Cuvée Préstigieux is a full-bodied style with ripe raspberry fruit from the Grenache, while the Syrah brings herbal aromas and blackberry and a touch of Mourvèdre adds spice. Ace with roast lamb or a rich casserole.

Like many mixed tapes of old this label brings together surefire favourites to ensure you’ll enjoy it every time you let it entertain you. The trio of favourite grapes combine in perfect harmony offering a wealth of moreish black fruit flavours to delight your tastebuds. Find Cabernet Sauvignon for structure, Shiraz for rich and spicy fruit plus a good splash of succulent Malbec.

Here’s a really impressive line-up of flavour-packed, great value, Gold-winning reds. And probably for precisely the reason that they all tick those boxes – they are also all top of the list of customers favourites too. Included are a couple of Quarisa bestsellers, multi Gold Q Malbec and Caravan Merlot, Sam Trimboli’s Gold and 95pt Yarrunga Field is always a joyous drop, as is Whirlpool Corner – the Five Red Star-rated Angove family delivering Double Gold winning class. Five out of six vintages of The Old Red River Gum Cab Shiraz have won Gold or Double Gold – even a Trophy one year, no surprise that people love it – and the Patronus wines from Barossa seem to go down well with customers and show judges alike too. This Cabernet has TWO Golds. Save $96 on a dozen Gold-winners plus a FREE bottle of (Gold-winning of course) RedHeads King of Barossa Shiraz (worth $45) – absolutely FREE.