Popular Reds $30 or Less

A very modern, perfectly balanced and utterly delicious McLaren Vale red blend.

Perhaps Australia's best value and most consistent no-added preservative wine - a lively McLaren Vale Shiraz.

Great example of the modern Australian food red. Great balance, freshness and impossible to not have another glass.

Small-batch Grenache blended from McLaren Vale and Riverland fruit.

Bouncy and playful Cabernet Sauvignon, pure blackcurranty goodness with a lick of fine grip.

A crunchy, thirst-crushing blend of Italian varieties out of the Riverland. Nero d'Avola and Negroamaro made for drinking with a chill.

A juicy little Grenache/Shiraz/Cabernet blend from the Margaret River. Another top value tipple from the duo at Jumpin Juice.

One of our go-to alternative reds. Delicious flavour, interest, approachability and great value all rolled into one. A no-brainer.

Unbeatable value Langhe Nebbiolo. Another superb release from the Italian masters of bang-for-your-buck, Maretti.

Magic Montepulciano made by S.C. Pannell. Fleshy but bright and ready for a good time.

A gorgeously pure, unadulterated modern Barossa Grenache from Peter Schell.

Nick Spencer's modern take on a classic, old-school Aussie Claret.

Great Australian Sangiovese made for pasta, mess, and good time imbibing.

If you can find a better Shiraz at this price, buy it. This has to be one of the classiest value wines in the country!

Classy Nerello Mascalese from Sicily at a steal of a price. Medium-bodied and brightly structured.

Cheap and cheerful Italian Sangiovese. A taste of Tuscany at a snip of a price.

Super bargain Pinot Noir from the Punt Road crew. Mid-week quaffing of the highest order.

Top value daily-drinking Beaujolais. A refreshing early-drinking red from a high-quality producer.

One of the standard-bearers for Canberra District Shiraz over the last few years.

Spicy cool-climate 96 point Shiraz and "exceptional value." according to James Halliday.

This is one seriously easy-drinking and superb value Pinot from the Adelaide Hills.

A classic wine from Tamar Valley, proving once again to be one of Australia's best value-for-money Pinot Noirs.

Arguably Australia's best value Sangiovese. This strikes the perfect balance of easy-drinking yet serious and savoury, a killer release from Bryan Martin.

Year in, year out, one of the best value Malbecs in the country.

A cracking Cab-Merlot blend from one of NZ's top wineries, Te Mata.

Fresh and bouncy Yarra Pinot Noir by an up and coming natural winemaking star.

One of Australia's true Cabernet bargains!

Bargain Shiraz built for early drinking. Spicy, slippery and super easy to knock back.

A handcrafted Adelaide Hills red blend that champions alternative varieties, delivering vibrant character, versatility, and an irresistibly drinkable style.

This is a Shiraz that balances richness and approachability, offering strong regional character at a fantastic price.

A flavourful Montepulciano from a fun and funky producer.

Fresh and frisky blend of Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon and Nebbiolo. Outrageously good value, outrageously delicious.

Aphelion is, for your money, one of the finest Grenache producers in the country. Here is another bright, more-ish chapter in this delicious novel.

A low-sulphur, lighter, fresher, more 'smashable' version of Grenache from the Grenache master himself: Steve Pannell.

Young, vibrant Cabernet Sauvignon from Margaret River at a devilishly good price. 96 points, James Halliday.

Slurpable single vineyard Cabernet from the Adelaide Hills.