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Classic Rose Hunter Valley 2025
Regular price $30.00/
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This Hunter Valley Rosé is made from fruit picked at our Dalwood vineyard, on the banks of the Hunter River. It is fragrant and elegant, with ripe red berry aromas. The palate is smooth with a long savoury texture and a crisp refreshing finish. It is an Australian dry rosé from 2025 offers a unique and appealing flavor profile. Here's how it presents:
Appearance: A beautiful and enticing appearance. It typically has a delicate, pale pink to light salmon color, indicating its elegance and freshness.
Aroma: The nose is fragrant and vibrant. Enticing aromas of red fruits, such as ripe strawberries, cherries, and possibly a hint of raspberry. You may also detect floral notes like rose petals and a touch of subtle spice.
Taste: This rosé is refreshing and lively on the palate. The predominant flavor notes revolve around red berry fruits, with a focus on strawberries and cherries. There is a subtle spice, adding depth and complexity to the taste. The wine is dry, meaning it has minimal residual sugar, allowing the natural fruit flavors and acidity to shine.
Texture: Our Australian dry rosé style is known for its crisp and refreshing texture. It has great acidity, making it a great choice for warm weather or as an aperitif. The mouthfeel is smooth, with a clean and satisfying finish.
Food Pairing: A dry style rosé pairs wonderfully with a variety of dishes. It can complement light and fresh fare, such as salads, seafood, grilled chicken, or even charcuterie. Its acidity and fruitiness make it a versatile choice for pairing with many different cuisines.
Overall, a Classic rosé made offers a delightful balance of fruitiness, acidity, and elegance, making it a fantastic choice for wine enthusiasts looking for a refreshing and versatile option.
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SV Chardonnay Tumbarumba 2023
Regular price $70.00/
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Our Single Vineyard Chardonnay is sourced from the Revee vineyard is located in Tumbarumba, NSW. This is a high altitude, cold climate area in the western foothills of the Snowy Mountain ranges. It has long cold winters with frequent snow, followed by warm summer days and cool nights. An opulent wine with ripe fig, white peach and honey dew melon fruit flavours which lead onto a creamy roasted nut palate with well integrated oak and "Wild" ferment complexity.
Our 2023 Classic Chardonnay from Tumbarumba presents as follows:
Appearance: The wine has a pale to medium straw-yellow color with hints of green, showcasing its youth and freshness.
Aroma: Aromas are delicate and refined, featuring notes of green apple, citrus, and pear, with a subtle mineral undertone. The cool climate of Tumbarumba enhances the retention of natural acidity, providing a zesty backdrop to the aromatics.
Taste: On the palate, you'll notice vibrant acidity that gives the wine a lively and refreshing quality. The French oak fermentation and aging impart a creamy, buttery texture, along with nuances of vanilla, toasted nuts, and a touch of spice. This combination of flavors creates a well-balanced and complex profile.
Fruit Characteristics: Chardonnay grapes from Tumbarumba exhibit citrus notes like lemon and grapefruit, along with green apple and unripe pear when young. The cool climate helps retain the grape's natural fruitiness while preserving a bright acidity.
Mineral Undertones: Tumbarumba's terroir contributes mineral qualities to the wine, with subtle hints of wet stones, flint, or chalk, adding to the wine's depth.
Oak Influence: The use of French oak barrels in fermentation and aging imparts a gentle but noticeable oak character. Richer flavors like vanilla, butterscotch, and toasted oak are present.
Finish: The finish is long and satisfying, with a crisp acidity and a creamy texture, leaving a lingering impression of citrus, oak, and mineral notes.
Food Pairing: This Chardonnay pairs excellently with a range of dishes, such as roasted poultry, or creamy pasta dishes. Its bright acidity can cut through richer sauces, and its buttery texture complements a variety of flavors.
In summary, our 2023 Tumbarumba Single Vineyard Chardonnay again excels. It combines the region's cool climate characteristics with the elegance of oak aging, resulting in a balanced and sophisticated wine that is rich in both fruit and oak-derived nuances.
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Dalwood Estate Rose 2025
Regular price $30.00/
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Grown on the fertile grounds of the Dalwood vineyard, these Shiraz grapes have been carefully cultivated in an environment that carries the essence of the Hunter River. The resulting rosé is a reflection of the unique terroir, where the interplay of soil, climate, and river influence imparts a distinct character.
The aroma of this rosé wine is both inviting and evocative. The fragrance carries a bouquet of ripe red berries that waft gently from the glass. The red berry aromas are a direct expression of the Shiraz grapes, a harmonious synthesis of the rich soils and the nurturing riverbank surroundings. This fragrant introduction sets the stage for the sensory experience that follows.
On the palate, the wine unveils its true nature. The smoothness of the texture envelopes the taste buds, offering a luxurious and seamless transition across the palate. The wine's inherent elegance is apparent as the ripe red berry flavours continue to unfold, lending an enjoyable depth to every sip. This elegance is underpinned by a delicate savoury texture, enhancing the overall complexity of the wine and adding a touch of sophistication.
As the tasting journey nears its end, the wine leaves a lasting impression with its crisp and refreshing finish. The wine's character has been carefully crafted to embrace its natural acidity, resulting in a conclusion that revitalises the palate and beckons for another sip. This refreshing finale encapsulates the wine's balance and finesse, leaving a lingering memory of the journey through its flavours.
In summary, the rosé wine produced from Shiraz grapes at the Dalwood vineyard on the banks of the Hunter River is a harmonious blend of terroir and winemaking artistry. With its fragrant elegance, ripe red berry aromas, smooth and savoury texture, and a crisp, invigorating finish, this rosé captures the essence of its surroundings and offers a sensory experience that celebrates the beauty of the Hunter River landscape.
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