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SA wine importer secures Australian exclusive Champagnes

On the hunt for that truly special imported bottle? We’ve got you covered.

There’s something about Champagne that just feels special. Maybe it’s the sound of the cork popping, those impossibly tiny bubbles fizzing in the glass, or just the way it turns an ordinary moment into a bit of a celebration. Whatever it is, there’s no denying it’s a treat, although often one with a price tag to match.

That’s where South Aussie company winedirect.com.au comes in. They’ve found a way to bring top-shelf Champagne and European wines to Australian wine lovers without the steep cost. Even better, they’ve done it with style, sourcing bottles you’re unlikely to find anywhere else.

Every year, their wine buyer Matt heads overseas, travelling through regions like Champagne, Burgundy, Tuscany and Rioja. He meets with producers, often small, family-run wineries, and tastes hundreds of wines, looking for something truly special.

Once he’s back, the team at winedirect.com.au tastes, debates and narrows it down to the best of the bunch. It’s all about finding unique bottles with real character and making sure every one is worth opening.

The good news? That hand-picked range has just landed and is now available online. You can order individual bottles or mix a dozen for free shipping. Most of these wines are exclusive to winedirect.com.au too, so you won’t be seeing them lining the shelves of your local bottle shop.

There are some standout Champagnes in the mix this year. The Bernard Remy Blanc De Noirs NV, made entirely from Pinot Noir, is already a favourite. It’s bright, rich and packed with red fruit flavour. For something more indulgent, the Champagne Bouche Millésime 2009 has spent over a decade ageing and offers serious depth. If you’re after something a little more versatile, the Carte Blanche is crisp, clean and easy to love. They’ve tasted it alongside Moet and Veuve, and says it beat them all ends up.

Italy has some gems as well. The Romeo Prosecco NV is light and refreshing, while the Alberto Bartali Rosso di Montalcino DOC 2022 is full of pure Sangiovese flavour. And if you’re a collector, the Alberto Bartali Brunello di Montalcino 2018 is one to tuck away.

Over in Spain, there’s a fresh and easy Carlos Serres Organic Rioja, and their bold Gran Reserva from 2016, and plenty in between for lovers of smooth, layered reds.

Not sure what to pick? The team at winedirect.com.au are just a phone call away on 1800 64 WINE, and they’re more than happy to help with suggestions or food pairings.

Also check out their other amazing deals of South Australian wines with up to 75% off. Incredible value!

And here’s a bonus: Glam Adelaide readers get 10% off all imported wines with the code EUROGLAM. Just pop it in at checkout.

So if you’re in the mood for something a little special without going overboard, this might be just the thing.

Call winedirect.com.au for members pricing: 1800 64 WINE (9463)

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Imported selection: winedirect.com.au/imported-wines use code EUROGLAM for 10% off imports.

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