
10x Tractor Rose 2021 Victoria Mornington Peninsula
10x Tractor Rose 2021 Victoria Mornington Peninsula10x Tractor Rose 2021 Victoria Mornington Peninsula
10x Tractor Rose 2021 Victoria Mornington Peninsula10x Tractor Rose 2021
Featuring candied orange, rose petals and pickled ginger, this fleshy wine has a desirable earthiness that pulls you in. While the savoury notes dominant the mouthfeel, every now and then a pop of watermelon comes up and brings you to that taste of summer.
Bouchard Rose VDP N.V
Bouchard Rose VDP N.VBouchard Rose VDP N.V
Bouchard Aîné & Fils’ “Rosé de France” blend uses mostly Cinsault Noir grapes to achieve a very elegant, fruity wine.
A beautiful clear rosé with purplish tints.
Fruity with hints of gooseberry and citrus fruits.
Slightly acidic for optimum freshness. Pleasantly soft in the mouth and easy to drink
Bromley Eclipse Rose 2021 Victoria Bellarine Peninsula
Bromley Eclipse Rose 2021 Victoria Bellarine PeninsulaBromley Eclipse Rose 2021 Victoria Bellarine Peninsula
Bromley Eclipse Rose 2021 Victoria Bellarine PeninsulaBromley Eclipse Rose 2021
Aromatic and perfumed nose with rose, watermelon and strawberries. The palate is slightly middle eastern with musk, berries and spice giving way to a long and powerful finish.
As a small producer we are able to give our wines the time and attention to detail that result in wines with structure, elegance, purity of fruit and dare we say it, that bit of X factor. The fruit from Bromley Wines in sourced from select vineyards from the Bellarine Peninsula and Moorabool Valley near Geelong, Victoria. Our philosophy on wine and style stems from Darren’s experiences over the last 25 years, tasting, sampling, and drinking wines and visiting regions around the world. Experience in the retail sector and working as a winemaker in regions including Frankland River, WA, Barossa Valley SA, Chianti Italy and since 2007 in Geelong have all influenced stylistic choices for Bromley. The most important factor for us is that the fruit/site is allowed to express itself in the wines. Darren’s role is to cajole and steer the wines through their journey to bottle, only assisting when required allowing the vineyard and the qualities of the fruit and vintage to shine through. Utilisation of indigenous yeasts, natural malolactic fermentation and extended time on skins are all hallmarks of the Bromley style. Our wines should be intense, vibrant and savoury offering an experience in texture and structure with tannins and acidity driving the palate. Wines to be enjoyed with food and friends or in isolation with a view!
Domaine Aspras Rose 2020 Cotes de Provence
Domaine Aspras Rose 2020 Cotes de ProvenceDomaine Aspras Rose 2020 Cotes de Provence
Domaine Aspras Rose 2020 Cotes de ProvenceDomaine Aspras Rose 2020
Beautiful bright pale pink color. Intense nose dominated by small red fruits, raspberry, & English ‘hard’ candy aromas. The palate is round, generous & ‘fruit sweet’ on the attack, evovlving into a savoury, bone dry mid-palate. Pleasantly fine texturally & a crunchy dry finish with lingering notes of red fruits, such as strawberry and pomergranate.
Domaine De Cantarelle Cotes de Provence 2020
Domaine De Cantarelle Cotes de Provence 2020Domaine De Cantarelle Cotes de Provence 2020
Domaine De Cantarelle Cotes de Provence 2020Domaine De Cantarelle Cotes de Provence 2020
THE STORY
On the Domain there are many relics from Roman times. The Romans not only gave their name to the Provence, « the Provincia Romana », but they also brought the culture of the vine in early AD.
The Domain of Cantarelle was founded in 1974 and developed by the Dieudonné family in the 2000s to became the largest vineyard of the Coteaux Varois de Provence AOC.
The authenticity of the terroir, its colors, its perfumes, its landscapes immediately seduced Pascal Debon who became the owner of the Domain in 2017. A new adventure began with significant investments in the vineyard and in the wine making equipment for even better quality wines. The Domain is in the process of becoming certified as High Environmental Value (HVE).
THE TERROIR
The vines situated in altitude benefit from a clay and limestone soil and from good sunshine which allow the wine to preserve its freshness and acidity.
The violent and capricious wind of Provence, the Mistral, has a remarkable impact on the vineyard, it is very dry and protects the vines from attacks of moisture-related diseases.
Domaine Sainte Marie Cotes de Provence 2020
Domaine Sainte Marie Cotes de Provence 2020Domaine Sainte Marie Cotes de Provence 2020
Domaine Sainte Marie Cotes de Provence 2020Domaine Sainte Marie Cotes de Provence 2020 is a blend of 40% Grenache, 30% Cinsault, 15% Syrah, 10% Tiburen and 5% Carignan grapes all certified organic. Water like in colour with a pale salmon tinged outskirts. The fragrantly scented nose sees peach, raspberry and light musk aromas followed by some rose petal end notes. Delightful peach and raspberry fruits are very supple in their feel with intrusions of musk and stony mineral elements present on the crisp dry finish. Excellent intensity and depth with a long delicious aftertaste.
Fighting Gully Road Rose 2019-Victoria Beechworth
Fighting Gully Road Rose 2019-Victoria BeechworthFighting Gully Road Rose 2019-Victoria Beechworth
Fighting Gully Road Rose 2019-Victoria BeechworthFighting Gully Road Rose 2019. Light salmon-pink colour, with freshness of hue. The bouquet is complex and meaty, smoked smallgoods, charcuterie-like, and at quite a remove from the fresh, grapy style of Aussie rosé. It’s soft and round, easygoing and gentle, with moderate length and a clean finish. Lovely balance and great drinkability. Excellent Aussie rosé
Flametree Rose 2021 Western Australia Margaret River
Flametree Rose 2021 Western Australia Margaret RiverFlametree Rose 2021 Western Australia Margaret River
Flametree Rose 2021 Western Australia Margaret RiverFlametree Rose 2021
The 2021 Flametree Rosé has a distinctive pale salmon colour. Aromas of red currents overlay subtle floral, cherry and cranberry characters. The fruit flavours are a little more obvious and forward in this lovely early drinking vintage, the difference between using Tempranillo and Pinot Noir as Rose material. The palate however is deliberately savoury and textured, a result of wild ferments in old barrels and 4 months on yeast lees. The palate has moderate weight, soft chalky tannins and a dry finish. A wonderful wine to enjoy at a picnic, dinner party or day at the beach. Pairs perfectfully with olives, cured meats and crusty bread.
Our Story
Flametree Wines Cellar Door and Winery is located on the picturesque shores of Geographe Bay, at the gateway to one of the world’s great wine producing regions – the Margaret River Wine Region. Established in 2007 by the Towner family, Flametree Wines is a proud team, committed to producing consistent, distinctive Margaret River wines while building on long term, loyal brand advocates through memorable wine experiences. By winning Australia’s most well-known and respected wine accolade, the Jimmy Watson Memorial Trophy, with their first ever red wine, Flametree Wines has firmly established themselves in the upper echelon of Margaret River wine producers. Proving that this accolade was not a coincidence and that Flametree was actually deserving of the prestigious award, the next vintage was also a finalist in the following years’ show. This unprecedented success has since continued, with many critic reviews and awards.
Four Winds Mataro Rose 2020 South Australia
Four Winds Mataro Rose 2020 South AustraliaFour Winds Mataro Rose 2020 South Australia
Four Winds Mataro Rose 2020 South AustraliaFour Winds Mataro Rose 2020
In 2020 our crop was damaged by the smoke from the bushfires and we were unable to harvest any grapes. We contacted friends from wine regions around Australia and were able to track down this parcel of Mataro in South Australia’s Renmark area.
This dry Rosé is pale pink in colour, with red fruits, savoury herbs and floral aromas. These delicate flavours make this rosé the perfect accompaniment for a warm afternoon.
The Four Winds Story began with a miner and his wife who lived on the property in a slab-hut. Her name was Scheherazade, after the story telling character in The Arabian Nights. Her favourite story described a magic carpet being borne by the four winds of good fortune. She named this small farm in Murrumbateman ‘Four Winds’ in the hope it would carry their good fortunes.