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99
Astralis
150cl

Astralis 2003

Clarendon Hills
CHF 583.75
RP

98
Astralis
75cl

Astralis 2004

Clarendon Hills
CHF 259.45
RP

99
Astralis
150cl

Astralis 2006

Clarendon Hills
CHF 513.50
RP

99
Astralis
75cl

Astralis 2006

Clarendon Hills
CHF 248.65
RP

97
Astralis
75cl

Astralis 2009

Clarendon Hills
CHF 193.50
Astralis
75cl

Astralis 2011

Clarendon Hills
CHF 178.35
Astralis
150cl

Astralis 2012

Clarendon Hills
CHF 486.45
RP

96
Cabernet Sauvignon Bin 169
75cl

Cabernet Sauvignon Bin 169 2018

Penfolds
CHF 170.80
Cabernet Sauvignon Bin 169
75cl

Cabernet Sauvignon Bin 169 2021

Penfolds
CHF 154.60
Cabernet Sauvignon Bin 704
75cl

Cabernet Sauvignon Bin 704 2018

Penfolds
CHF 82.15
Cabernet Sauvignon Bin 707
75cl

Cabernet Sauvignon Bin 707 2021

Penfolds
CHF 389.15
Coonawarra Cabernet-Sauvignon
150cl

Coonawarra Cabernet-Sauvignon 1973

Redman Wines
CHF 183.75

Australia is the world’s 7th largest producing wine country following Italy, France, Spain, the United States, China and Argentina. It expanded production heavily in the early 2000s due to government grants increasing their amount of wine produced by 73% in just five years. However, this resulted in a notable surplus after which the government then put forth an extensive vine pulling scheme. The country is divided into six states – Western Australia, Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria – as well as Tazmania, its southern island. Apart from the Northern Territory which is too hot, each state holds a number of wine regions. While the Barossa Valley is arguably its most famous, particularly for the country’s Shiraz (Syrah), there are a number of highly respected and diverse wine producing areas that are located around Australia’s southern perimeter. Some of these include: Margaret River in Western Australia which is known for its refined Bordeaux blends and creamy Chardonnays; Coonawarra, a neighbor of the Barossa where it produces excellent minty Cabernet Sauvignon; McLaren Vale for a number of varieties but particularly those from the Rhône – Shiraz and very old vine Grenache; Eden and Clare Valleys for their zesty Rieslings, Tasmania and Victoria for their refined Pinot Noirs and the Hunter Valley for their incredibly long aged Semillons.

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