Aged, vintage and hard to find
Thousands of wines and spirits. Priced to compete.
From an everyday red to Cognac laid down in 1924, with the vintage, strength and region on every page.
Competitive pricing
Tracked international delivery
Secure checkout and payments
2,000+ wines and spirits
The range
Eleven categories, sized by how deep the range goes.
Best sellers
What people order most
Pussers Navy Rum Blue Label
Shipwreck Vanilla Rum
Clase Azul Tequila Reposado 750ml
Velvet Falernum
El Dorado Gift Pack Super Premium Rum
Kopke White Port 750ml
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JM Rhum Juste Bio Macouba White 52.1% 700ml
Naud Monteru Mizunara Cask Finish 43% 700ml
Domingo Mezcal Guerrero Papalote 47% 700ml
Bertrand Eau de Vie de Fleur de Biere (Distilled Beer) 40% 700ml
Jean Boyer Strathclyde 1994/2024 Gifted Stills Whisky 43.4% 700ml
Shipwreck Coffee & Coconut Cream Bundle
Birth years and anniversaries
Shop by vintage
Buying for a particular year is the one thing a supermarket cannot help you with. Pick a decade and see what we have from it, from Cognac laid down in 1924 through to wine from the last few years.
No 25 Grosperrin Cognac 1925 42.1% 700ml
Comte de Lamaestre Bas Armagnac 1967 40% 700ml
Darroze 1975 Bellair Grand Bas Armagnac 45.5% 700ml
Chateau de Laubade Bas Armagnac Vintage 1985 40% 700ML
Christian Drouin Calvados Vintage 1999 42% 700ml
Domaine A Cabernet Sauvignon 2013
Recent arrivals
Clase Azul Tequila Ultra Anejo 40% 750ml
Nagano Meijo Sake 5 Pack
Bremley Gamay 2024
Collavini Andrea di Pec Pinot Grigio Venezia Giuli IGT 2024
Nivarius Tempranillo Blanco 2024
Cork Cutters Pinot Grigio 2025
Rum
Rum worth sitting down with.
Foursquare from Barbados, Demerara from El Dorado, navy strength Pusser's up to 75.5% ABV and the Shipwreck range. From the mixing shelf to the Exceptional Cask series.
Strength, size and any case minimum are stated on the page, before you add to cart rather than after.
Shop all rum
Pussers Navy Rum Blue Label
Shipwreck Coconut Rum cream
Shipwreck Coffee Rum
Foursquare Exceptional Cask Equidem
Why the range runs deep
We can tell you what every bottle is doing here.
Liquor Wine Cave deals with producers, importers and distillers across France, the Caribbean and Australia. That is why the range runs deeper than the prices suggest, and why we can tell you what any bottle on this site is doing here.
That range runs from everyday wine and spirits through to bottles a supermarket will never carry: Armagnac and Cognac going back to 1924, single cask whisky, additive-free tequila, navy strength rum, small batch gin, French liqueurs, aged brandy and white wine worth putting away for a few years.
Alongside those sit Calvados, mezcal, bourbon, Japanese whisky, agricole rhum, eau de vie and aperitifs, along with Champagne and sparkling wine, and red wine from Australia, France and Italy. A number of lines are sold by the case, which is stated on the product page.
The producers we keep coming back to include Darroze and Delord for Armagnac, Christian Drouin for Calvados, Foursquare, El Dorado and J.M for rum, Vago for mezcal, Don Fulano and Clase Azul for tequila, and Hartshorn in Tasmania.
If you need help choosing, email orders@liquorwinecave.com.au and we will endeavour to reply within 3 business days.
Red wine
Delmonico Red Wine 2020
Familia Larchago Reserva 2017
Cork Cutters Grenache Shiraz Mataro 2021
Castellani Principesco Merlot 2021
Helen's Hill Hilltop Syrah
La Demoiselle de Sociando Mallet 2018
Guides
Worth reading before you buy
Australian Whisky Explained: Tasmania, the Mainland, and the Bottles Worth Knowing
What Australian law requires of a whisky, why the climate, small casks and Australian wine and apera casks make it taste different, and the...
Blanco Tequila Explained: 100% Agave, Plata, Silver and What to Buy in Australia
What the Mexican tequila standard actually says blanco (plata, silver) is, why 100 per cent agave matters more in a blanco than in any...
Vodka Explained: What It Is Made From, and the Australian Bottles Worth Knowing
What vodka is under EU and Australian law, why the base ingredient (grain, potato, grape, cane, sheep whey) still shows in the glass, how...
Bitters Explained: Cocktail Bitters, Bitter Liqueurs and Amaro
"Bitters" means two different things: dash bottles used a few drops at a time, and bitter liqueurs poured by the glass. This guide sorts...
Types of Rum Explained: Dark, Navy, Overproof and Demerara
Rum is sorted four ways at once: raw material, still, colour and age, and origin. This hub explains each axis, what the shelf words...
Grappa Explained: Italy's Grape Skin Spirit, and What to Buy in Australia
Grappa is a spirit, not a liqueur, and by law it must be Italian. This guide explains how it is distilled from grape pomace,...
Limoncello Explained: Italian and Australian, and How to Serve It
What limoncello is and how it is made, what is actually protected about Sorrento and Amalfi lemons, how the Italian bottles (Luxardo, Limonio, Distilleria...
Cachaça Explained: Brazil's Cane Spirit, and How It Differs From Rum
What cachaça is under Brazilian law, why it is searched as Brazilian rum and where the two genuinely differ, how to read envelhecida, premium...
Pisco Explained: Chilean and Peruvian, and What to Buy in Australia
Peru and Chile both protect the name pisco, under two different rulebooks. This guide reads both regulations, explains what the grape on the label...
Sherry Explained: From Bone Dry to Pedro Ximenez
Most Australians think sherry means sweet. The classic styles are all dry. This guide walks them from fino to Pedro Ximenez, explains flor and...
Types of Bourbon: An Australian Buyer's Guide
Bourbon is sorted by law, by label, by mash bill, by how the barrels were chosen and by strength. This guide explains each one,...
Falernum Explained: Liqueur or Syrup, and What to Mix It With
Falernum is the Barbadian lime and almond flavouring behind the Corn 'n' Oil, the Zombie and the Test Pilot. What it is, why the...