French Rosé

A 50/50 blend of Grenache and cinsault crafted by winemaker Sophie Sumiere Denante who hails from one of the region’s oldest wine families. Dry and crisp and light, it is the epitome of the region’s style – served chilled on its own or with fish and fowl.

Experience the delightful charm of Chateau La Freynelle Bordeaux Rose. This generous and approachable rose showcases vibrant flavours of strawberry and raspberry, enveloped in a lovely fresh fruitiness. Intriguing complexity adds depth to each sip,...

A classic Provence rosé.  Pale salmon in colour it is fresh and fruity with crisp mineral acidity. 

A label of Caves de Rauzan; this light and delightful dry rosé is made using only organic methods and a 50/50 blend of cabernet sauvignon and cabernet franc.

Pretty limpid and shiny colour of delicate pale pink rose petal. Plenty freshness, the nose opens on mineral notes before evolving into seductive fruity and saline notes. On the palate, it offers a beautiful aromatic richness with gourmet aromas of...

This Pays d'Oc rose delivers layers of luscious peach, strawberry and musk notes on the palate with a pleasant underlying minerality.  Vibrant acidity ensures a crisp, refreshing finish.   

Grown in clay-rich and volcanic soil this 100% grenache rosé has a beautiful salmon hue with notes of grapefruit and roses on the nose.  On the palate, cherry and blueberries backed by fresh acidity and lovely minerality.  Super...

Beautiful salmon-pink in colour and displaying fragrant fruity and floral notes. Round and full-bodied texture in the mouth, with an agreeably tender and velvety freshness. 

Pale salmon in colour this Côtes de Provence rosé is dry and crisp with notes of strawberry, raspberry, peach, melon and hints of citrus.  Light-medium bodied with good acid structure it's springtime in a glass!

Bruno Thierry has been making wine in the Rhone Valley since 1985. This classic dry rose, blended from cinsault, syrah, grenache, is fuller and more flavoursome than most Australian rosé with a hint more skin contact – a more serious style.