100-Pt Grange: $525 ($224 Off)
2015 Penfolds Grange
This is simply a massive price advantage on a perfect wine. I just checked the current listing on Wine.com for the 2015 Penfolds Grange: it is sitting at $749. We are offering the exact same bottle today for $525. That is a $224 difference per bottle in your favor for the most famous wine in Australian history. The 20…
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Unbeatable Price: At $525, we are $224 cheaper than Wine.com ($749).
100 Points James Suckling: "A powerhouse of concentration... classic Grange."
James Suckling: 100
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Tasting notes
Aroma
The nose is thick with dark coffee grind, malt, and black olive tapenade. As it breathes, it reveals the signature Grange perfume of soy sauce, plum paste, and sweet American oak spice.
Palate
Massive, dense, and bottomless. The palate is a wall of black fruit—blackberry, blueberry, and blood plum—coated in velvet-wrapped tannins. Despite its size, it remains perfectly balanced with a succulent acidity that drives the finish for minutes. This is a wine that coats the entire mouth and refuses to leave.
Red Wine Body Profile
Light
Bold
Body Profile
Deep
84/100 Intensity
Light
Bold
84.0/100
Feather-light
Delicate
Lifted
Structured
Deep
Grapes
98% Shiraz, 2% Cabernet Sauvignon
ABV
14.5%
Serving
54–59°F
Window
2025–2066
Product Description
The 100-point icon. Lowest price in the USA.
This is simply a massive price advantage on a perfect wine.
I just checked the current listing on Wine.com for the 2015 Penfolds Grange: it is sitting at $749. We are offering the exact same bottle today for $525. That is a $224 difference per bottle in your favor for the most famous wine in Australian history.
The 2015 vintage is a titan. James Suckling rated it a perfect 100 points, comparing it to the legendary 1990 and 1998 vintages. This is Grange in all its glory: a multi-regional blend of the finest Shiraz in South Australia aged in 100% new American oak hogsheads.
But the best part? It has been sleeping for over a decade. Jeb Dunnuck advised giving this wine 7-8 years of bottle age upon release. That time is now. You are buying a perfect-scoring icon right as it enters its prime drinking window, for a price that beats the national competition by hundreds of dollars.
