Dinner party planner

A wine for every course

Pick your starter, main and dessert, or paste your menu. We’ll match a bottle to each course, tell you how many to buy and what it all costs, from live Australian prices.

Spend per bottle

Your wines for 6 guests

About $293.00 for 18 bottles from Cellars.

A bottle for each course

  1. Starter
    Prawns and oysters Sparkling & Champagne

    Crisp, salty and fresh. Oysters and Champagne are a famous match for a reason.

    Freixenet Cordon Negro Cava Brut NV $23.00 a bottle · Cellars Buy 1 × 6-pack (6 bottles, 4 spare) · $138.00
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    Or try Château des Tourettes Vin de France Tinus Blanc de Noirs 2023, $42.50

  2. Main
    Lamb Cabernet Sauvignon

    Hints of mint and cassis that sit perfectly next to rosemary and garlic. Coonawarra and Margaret River do this beautifully.

    Smith's Lane Estate Cabernet Sauvignon 2022 $12.00 a bottle · Cellars Buy 1 × 6-pack (6 bottles, 3 spare) · $72.00
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    Or try Oxford Landing Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz 2024, $14.50

  3. Dessert
    Pavlova Moscato

    Low-alcohol, gently sweet and fizzy. Moscato and pav were made for each other.

    Deakin Estate Moscato 2025 $13.83 a bottle · Cellars Buy 1 × 6-pack (6 bottles, 5 spare) · $83.00
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    Or try Oxford Landing Moscato 2025, $14.50

Or one wine all night

No single grape is a classic match for every course, so go with the most flexible all-rounder: Sparkling & Champagne.

Freixenet Cordon Negro Cava Brut NV $23.00 a bottle · Cellars Buy 1 × 6-pack (6 bottles, 2 spare) · $138.00
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Dessert still deserves its own wine: keep the dessert pick from the list. That’s 4 bottles for 6 people.

Based on 5 glasses a bottle: a glass each with the starter, two with the main, a small glass with dessert. Some wines only come in 6-packs, so we round up. Prices are checked every 4 hours; confirm at the retailer.

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