Mixed Charcuterie Super Six
Kick off an evening with friends, and on the table – some tasty treats and this trio of delicious, diversely styled releases.
First up: “Consistently a lovely expression of Sauvignon Blanc from Currency Creek. It offers more generosity this year… The bounty of its fruit is a comfort to accompany food or on its own. 93pts Great Value” (Halliday). For Sam Kim, Wine Orbit it is: ”… mouth-watering and highly enjoyable. 94pts.” A wonderful aperitif and especially fine if goat’s cheese or fresh seafood sits in front of you.
Next up, the vibrant, and aptly-named Grenache rosé – from Australia’s Grenache Kings. Thistledown Wines is riding high – leading a serious Australian Grenache revival, but also racking up some of the country’s most prestigious wine honours. This Grenache is a crowd-pleaser for sure and lovely with tasty nibbles – from fresh cut salami to a prawn or two…
Lastly, you have an elegant, vibrant Gold, 95pt Pinot from Josef Chromy – an exciting, rare exclusive from Tasmania, with lifted scents of rose, cherries and pomegranate, along with fresh herbs and sweet spice. Juby fruits on the palate, soft tannins and crunchy acidity. Give it a 20 minute chill depending on the warmth of the day and sip with a range of canapés and charcuterie favourites.
Great value at $20.99 a bottle, saving you 34%!

Case Contents
Thistledown Gorgeous Grenache Rose 2026
- Rosé - Dry
Australia
Beklyn Currency Creek Sauvignon Blanc 2025
- White - Dry
Australia
Josef Chromy Marchington Tasmania Pinot Noir 2024
- Red - Light to Medium Bodied
Australia



