The colour is a mixture of faded copper and pink.The nose is elegant showing sweet strawberry and cherry characters, with a hint of fennel in the background. The palate is clean crisp and elegant with good weight and structure, finished with clean crisp acidity. A wine developed for drinking in hot weather with robust garlic laden food, or chilled as is.

A vibrant pink fizz with fresh strawberries and soft plums. Its made from Merlot grapes grown at our cool climate Canyonleigh vineyard. A fun wine to celebrate this summer.

A Rosé with delicate, fresh fruit flavours of juicy fresh raspberries and strawberries which come together in a refreshing, semi-sweet style of Rosé that is very enjoyable on the palate

Another cracker from the guys at Remarkable State Wines. Fruit was selected from both cool and warm climates to provide both a full fruit palate as well as zesty freshness. There's a fine bead, refreshing citrus characters and a crisp fruit driven finish. Its a smaller batch brut cuvee that's really a great all rounder, enjoy on its own or compliment with a mixed platter.

A careful blend of cool climate Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, parcels brought together for their varietal distinctiveness and bright zesty characteristics. You'll find citrus zest, stonefruit and lifted green apple flavours followed by a refreshing finish. Small batch fine winemaking from the dynamic team at Remarkable State Wines.

Ballinaclash is a small pick-your-own orchard, vineyard and cellar door, owned and run by Peter & Cath Mullany and their six children. It is situated near Young, in the Hilltops cool-climate region of New South Wales. Ballinaclash prides itself in growing the best possible fruit for its customers, and producing boutique style products and single vineyard wines made exclusively from their fruit.

An amazingly refreshingly dry with bright red berries, fleshy peaches and subtle savoury notes all supported by a crisp acidity and a long persistent finish.

Rosé is an all occasion wine full of freshness, brightness, crispness, and lightness. Proper rosé is made from the gentle and short extraction of juice from red grape varieties to obtain only the lightest tinges of pinks from the grape skins. After this extraction, rosé is largely made in the same way as white wine. Many, even most, red grape varieties or blends thereof are suitable for making rosé. Different varieties give different flavours and colours and there is an official colour coding that refers to the flesh of fruits including: cantelope, peach, red currant, ruby grapefruit, mango and mandarin.