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Rogers & Rufus
Grenache Rosé 2024

Grenache Rosé
Grenache Rosé

Rogers & Rufus
Grenache Rosé 2024

A serious Provençal-style Rosé first released in 2009. Sourced from Grenache bush vines. Don’t let the pale colour fool you, this wine is aromatic, textural, bone dry and a pleasure to drink.
Item No. RARROS246-BT
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
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A serious Provençal-style Rosé first released in 2009. Sourced from Grenache bush vines. Don’t let the pale colour fool you, this wine is aromatic, textural, bone dry and a pleasure to drink.
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Tasting Note The wine is a lovely coral pink in colour. Abundant aromas of peach blossom, rose petal, strawberries and cream with a touch of tarragon. The palate is bright, silky and textured with flavours of early season strawberries and white peach that leads to a moreish finish.
Best Enjoyed With Enjoy on a warm summer day with fresh seafood or tomato and basil bruschetta drizzled with extra virgin olive oil.
Treatment The grapes are sourced from Grenache vines and bush vines planted across the Barossa Valley. Grapes are harvested into small bins, then crushed and held in the press for one to two hours to extract colour and flavour. The grapes are pressed directly to barrel and fermented with wild yeasts from the vineyard. After fermentation the wine was matured on lees for five months with fortnightly bâttonage to build texture and complexity.
Vintage 2024
Varietal Grenache
Region Barossa Valley
Alcohol by Volume 11.5%
Winemaker Sam Wigan
Pack Size Options 1 , 6

Accolades

Dry, crisp and moreish
Light salmon pink with aromas and flavours of bright raspberry, red cherry and ruby red grapefruit along with hints of pressed wildflowers, crushed stone, almond paste and dried citrus rind. Just a touch of texture on the palate, seemingly teetering at the edge of off-dry before sliding to the dry side, acidity ramping up and sailing off dry, crisp and moreish.
Dave Brookes
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