Transport yourself to the sunshine of Europe with this “you bet it’s gunna be good” offer. When it comes to excitement and flavour, these silky European reds are renowned for constantly over-delivering and this mix smashes it out of the park!

Including 4 under $ reds, with some awarded gold medals from a prestigious competition in Europe, we don't think you can go wrong!

Collection includes:

3 x Ignacio Marín Barbacoa Garnacha Tempranillo 2017 (Spain)

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL: Berliner Wein Trophy 2019

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL: Gilbert & Gaillard 2019

Garnacha Tempranillo is a Spanish specialty and this example from Barbacoa is young, fresh and lively.

Food Pairing: It's a great red to have on hand for when friends drop around as it pairs beautifully with all kinds of meats and cheeses.

3 x Colinas de Lisboa Tinto 2018 (Portugal)

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL: Challenge International du Vin 2019

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL: China Wines & Spirits Awards 2019

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL: Berliner Wein Trophy 2019

Portugal is “the most exciting wine place on the planet” says Wine Spectator. And we reckon the Colinas de Lisboa is one of this country’s best value finds. It is choke full of rich plummy fruit, silky smooth texture and real drinkability.

3 x Calmel & Joseph Côtes Du Roussillon-Villages 2016 (France)

AWARDED NEGOCIANTS OF THE YEAR 2018: La Revue du Vin de France

AWARDED 93/100 POINTS & 5 STARS: Sam Kim, Wine Orbit, Feb 2018

"A gorgeous juicy fruit attack on the nose, showing lifted aromas of blackcurrant and cranberry with subtle roasted nut, olive and dark spice notes. The palate is concentrated and expansive with excellent depth and richness, superbly framed by firm tannins. Sturdy and bold. At its best: now to 2022" Sam Kim, Wine Orbit, Feb 2018

3 x Château Lussan 2018 (France)

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL: Singaour Competition 2019

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL: Shanghai Competition 2019

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL: Challenge International du Vin 2019

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL: China Wine & Spirits Awards 2019

AWARDED GOLD MEDAL: Frankfurt 2019

The Château’s history goes back to the Middle Ages, but vines and wine have always been part of the estate. The estate first belonged to the monks of the region’s most important abbeys, before passing into the hands of the d’Esparbès de Lussan family, who were part of the political establishment of the nearby town of Blaye.
This soft and fruity wine may be young, but with its bright red fruits, it's ready to drink. Its juicy red berry flavors are filled with spice and a minty character from wood aging. It finishes with ripe fruitiness.