I recently had this wine and was very impressed that a $11 wine wasn't straight fruit like so many other cheap Aussie wines for around $10. I'm no expert but to me it had some complexity and tannins I haven't experienced in a cheap wine.

This was my wedding wine,and consistantly is excellent QPR vintage to vintage. Not E&E by any stretch, but for the money there are few others that can match this wine.

I had his Chardonnay at a food and wine festival. Sort of a white Burgundy and Australian hybrid, very nice.

The Clancy's and the regular Barossa bottling are always two wines I try every vintage because for $15 and under they have some compexity you don't find in many wines in that price range.

I agree with you all. Good wine at a great price, specially at Costco...

Easy to find, fun to drink, and priced right; what else do you need for a QPR wine? It has been a regular around my house and Vinters is right; Costco rocks on the price.