The components of a story - the beginning, middle and end - tell the movement of a tale & every bottle of wine has a story of dedication, skill and taste to tell. Sequence of Events tells the story of Mother Nature shining through. Crafted from only the finest organic grapes, our winemakers have created a crisp and refreshing drop from Mclaren Vale that is bursting with aromas of strawberries and cream

Hither & Yon took out the Bushing King award at the 2019 McLaren Vale wine show. They are leaders in working with alternative varieties.Pale pink in the glass. Cherry, watermelon, cranberry and dried herb aromas. Juicy, fresh and vibrant with a bright core of red fruit flavour, mouth-watering acidity and a chalky, savoury finish. A cracking Rose' with excellent all-round appeal.

Grenache is Australia's signature grape variety and we're slightly obsessed with it. Our first Rose is sourced from an old, single vineyard in Berri. Beautifully pale, salmon pink with delicate arommas and lovely texture, it lives up to its name.

Superstate pushes the limits through innovation and experimentation. Superstate Winery's Super wines are wines that have been co-fermented with superfoods to enhance the inherent flavours of each varietal.

Tasting Notes Aroma Brilliant pale salmon in colour. Lifted bright fresh fruit notes, summer berries, aromatic rose blossom and delicate hints of blood orange. Palate The palate demonstrates all of the hallmarks of what one of McLaren Vales champion varieties can do as a Rose. Strawberries and cream, Turkish delight and bright red berries balance with a bone dry, crisp, moreish acidity and a textural citrus pith finish. We challenge you to stop at only one glass!

ColourA very pretty salmon pink.AromaFresh, bright red fruits and spice with a little of the typical Nero d Avola quince character coming throughPalateLovely crisp flavoursome palate with good texture and acidity and a long dry, savoury finish lingering with rhubarb and quince.

One of the earliest and most condensed in history thanks largely to a dry and warm growing season. A very wet July was followed by some of the driest spring months on record, led to some great flavour and colour development and the resulting wines are packed with delicious ripe flavours.