This perennial favourite of Cuisine wine panels was a tad less lustrous than usual in this tasting, but it still …
→ moreThe experienced Pete Bartle crafts what is one of the country’s few blanc de noirs (white/rosé made with pinot noir …
→ moreThere was a suggestion from the panel that this wine was made using malbec, such was its overt spiciness. But …
→ moreAlso made by Dave Clouston is the label that finished in the top spot at last year’s rosé tasting. The …
→ moreFor those who prefer a more European styled rosé, dry and more firmly structured, this is the wine to choose. …
→ moreSalmon-coloured and exuding strawberry and carnation-like scents, this rosé crafted by Chris Keys is sweetish but with good balancing acidity. …
→ moreLifted floral fragrances set the tone for a sweeter version, brimming with berry fruit notes tempered by a herbal lick. …
→ moreWatermelon in colour, this is a concentrated rendition with a little more fruit weight than most others in the line-up. …
→ moreMade from a blend of pinot noir and St Laurent (a close cousin of pinot), this is a perfumed, very …
→ moreMade using both pinot and pinot gris grapes, this is a light, sweetish rosé with a fascinating flavour profile. Dill, …
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