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Tatachilla White Admiral Rosé
Wildly Organic Rose
Aroma's of pink roses, pomegranate and fresh strawberries. Hints of lavender and passionfruit. The palates delicious aromas carry through to the palate. Succulent and moreish balanced by natural acidity.
Jam Shed Rose
Meet the new kid on the block. This wine is fresh - faced and eager to please this season. Sourced from selected vineyards, this rosé is delicate, with hints of delicious, sweet summer berries and cream. It’s seriously fun, bursting with flavour and jam packed with sweetness! Seriously shareable.
Headline Acts Sparkling Rose
Lively raspberry, red apple and citrus notes with a long, well-balanced finish.
J de la Roseray Rose Terres du Midi
Bright pink colour with an expressive nose of red fruits (redcurrant, raspberry) and floral notes. Crisp on the palate with intense red fruits aromas. The aftertaste is fruity and refreshing.
Earthworks Rose
Bijou Terre de Providence Rose
A delicate ‘Provencal’ style rose with wonderful aromas of bright berry fruit, floral honeysuckle and citrus. Cuvee Bijou Terre de Providence has a light, crisp and fresh palate. It is a full-flavoured rose and has a silky, smooth finish.
Selaks Taste Collection Berries & Cream Rose
"We’ve called this Berries & Cream Rose, because it is brimming with notes of ripe strawberry, cranberry and red berry fruits, reminiscent of strawberries in the Summertime. With the help of lemon citrus, this offers a refreshing and delicious full flavour experience, Summer in a bottle, ideal to be served with salad or fish."
Swanning Around Pink Moscato
The Ned Rose
A classic bouquet of strawberries and cream, precede a palate full of summer fruits and crunchy red apple. The palate exudes plush and refreshed notes of tangy berry flavours framed with crisp acid edges and fine fruit tannin leading to a lingering finish. Pair with a niçoise salad. The combination of fresh and rustic flavours of tuna, egg, zesty tomatoes and olives compliment the wine’s crunchy fruit, vibrancy and smooth texture. The Greek’s first made Rose 26 centuries ago when they settled in Provence, the oldest wine growing region in France. The light colour of Rose is a result of the short amount of time the grape and skins stay in contact after being crushed. Today, hundreds of years later, Rose continues to gain popularity, and regions like Marlborough are now producing outstanding medal winning Roses like this one!