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Nova Vita Wines wines
10 wines compared from trusted Australian retailers · from $16.00 · South Australia
Nova Vita Wines currently has 10 wines listed on WineDoor from Australian retailers.
Known for Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir out of Adelaide Hills, the range below is compared across retailers so you can see who has it and at what price. Prices start from $16.00, and every listing links straight through to the retailer selling it.
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Cleanskin Claret Adelaide Hills Shiraz 2018 - 1 Bottles
Adelaide Hills · 2018
$6.99$25.00
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Cleanskin Adelaide Hills Shiraz 2017 - 1 Bottles
Adelaide Hills · 2017
$6.99$25.00
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Cleanskin Claret Adelaide Hills Shiraz 2018 - 12 Bottles
Adelaide Hills · 2018
$78.00$300.00
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Cleanskin Adelaide Hills Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 - 12 Bottles
Adelaide Hills · 2017
$89.88$300.00
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Nova Vita GK Celebration South Australia Shiraz 2019 - 12 Bottles
2019
$113.88$192.00
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Cleanskin Adelaide Hills Cabernet Sauvignon 2017 - 1 Bottles
Adelaide Hills · 2017
$7.90$25.00
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Cleanskin Adelaide Hills Shiraz 2017 - 12 Bottles
Adelaide Hills · 2017
$83.88$300.00
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Cleanskin Firebird Adelaide Hills Red Blend 2021 - 12 Bottles
Adelaide Hills · 2021
$88.80$300.00
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Cleanskin Firebird Adelaide Hills Red Blend 2021 - 1 Bottles
Adelaide Hills · 2021
$7.90$25.00
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Nova Vita GK Celebration South Australia Shiraz 2019 - 1 Bottles
2019
$9.49$16.00
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