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Recently, a friend asked me about stocking a few bottles of red and white wine at home for casual meals or entertaining guests without spending a fortune.
So I started researching some common Australian brands available in the Philippine market.
The Hardys Nottage Hill range is carried by several local online liquor retailers.
But what are the actual prices? Which channel is more convenient?
I've compiled what I found into this guide for anyone else looking for wine.
What Can Nottage Hill Do for You?
First, let's get this out of the way: this range isn't a high-end wine that requires special storage.
It's more of an everyday table wine—you can open a bottle for a regular dinner without any pressure.
When friends come over, having one red and one white on hand covers different dishes.
If you need a last-minute gift, the packaging is simple and elegant, and the price is easy on the wallet.
What Are the Core Offerings of Nottage Hill?
From what I've seen, this range has two common variants.
The first is the Chardonnay white wine.
According to the Winery.ph page, the Hardys Nottage Hill Chardonnay 2021 is listed at ₱625.
In Philippine supermarkets or online liquor stores, this price point is quite budget-friendly.
The second is the Cabernet Sauvignon & Shiraz red wine.
The Manila Wine product page mentions that this wine has a deep red color, with aromas of ripe blackberries and blackcurrants, along with dark chocolate-like oak flavors.
It's full-bodied, with a finish of mulberry and mint chocolate.
However, I didn't see a clear price for this red wine in the Philippines in the search results.
Practical Use Cases
For a regular dinner, I'd go with the Chardonnay.
It pairs well with chicken, seafood, or creamy pasta.
For grilled meats, steak, or hearty stews, the Cabernet Shiraz is a better match.
Buying one of each covers most home-cooked meals.
At gatherings, you won't have to worry about guests who prefer only red or only white.
3 Things to Keep in Mind When Buying Nottage Hill
First, check if the price is reasonable.
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I saw the Chardonnay at ₱625; if you see it priced much higher in physical stores, it's worth comparing.
Second, pay attention to delivery terms.
Manila Wine and Winery.ph both mention that they deliver nationwide in the Philippines.
But shipping fees and minimum order amounts may differ, so confirm before ordering.
Third, consider the wine's storage condition.
When buying online, choose reputable sellers to avoid getting wine that hasn't been stored properly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy Nottage Hill in the Philippines?
So far, I've seen Winery.ph carrying the Chardonnay, and Manila Wine carrying both the Cabernet Shiraz and Chardonnay.
You can also check large supermarkets or liquor stores, but prices may be slightly higher.
Is ₱625 the lowest price for the Chardonnay?
That's the listed price I found in search results; actual prices may vary due to promotions or exchange rates.
I recommend checking the store page for the latest price.
Why can't I find the price for the Cabernet Shiraz?
The search snippet didn't show a clear price; you may need to check the Manila Wine product page.
I didn't see any other source providing a specific price for this wine in the Philippines.
Is Nottage Hill suitable for aging?
This range is more of a drink-now style; it's best consumed within a year or two of purchase.
No need to invest in a wine cellar.
Summary
If you're looking for a quality Australian wine in the Philippines for just a few hundred pesos, Nottage Hill is a good starting point.
The Chardonnay has a clear price of ₱625, while the red wine needs further confirmation.
I suggest starting with the Winery.ph or Manila Wine pages to compare shipping and promotions.
Finding the right bottle for you is more important than chasing high-scoring wines.
References
- Hardy's - Nottage Hill - Cabernet Sauvignon & Shiraz | Australian Red Wine
- Wine from Php600 to Php999 - brought to you by Winery Philippines - Winery.ph
- Hardy's - Nottage Hill - Chardonnay | Australian White Wine
- Nottage Hill Wine Collection | Hardys Wines
- HARDYS NOTTAGE HILL CABERNET SHIRAZ Price Malaysia HARDYS NOTTAGE HILL CABERNET SHIRAZ Promotion Sales - W Wine & Liquor Warehouse
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