2025 Rosé

$30.00

A dry style Rosé made from Pinot Noir, Shiraz & Tempranillo with notes of aromas & flavours of Cranberry, raspberry, strawberry with a smooth, savoury finish.

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2025 Colour Series Rosé

Made from an enticing blend of Pinot Noir, Shiraz & Tempranillo that were specifically harvested at the perfect baumé level and ripeness for Rosé. Dry in style but with good body, delicate strawberry and raspberry notes it’s ideal as a chilled sundowner and a highly versatile, lighter style red wine.

Flavour Profile

Fresh cranberries, raspberry, strawberry and savoury dry finish

Pairs With

Crisp salads, lighter meats like pork, lamb and chicken

Viticulture

860- 890m above sea level, basalt soils

Alcohol

12% alc/vol. 7.1 standard drinks

Vine to Wine

Harvested by selective machine early in the morning and taken off skins within 3 hours. The freerun juice was separated and used for this Rosé. The juice was settled for a few days to clarify, before being inoculated with an aromatic yeast strain to express the berry and floral notes of the juice. Fermentation took about 21 days to complete. The wine was prepared for bottling as soon as possible to ensure the aromatics and vibrancy were captured for you to enjoy.

Pictured : The pastel pink 2025 Rosé in glass. Dry in style with plenty of flavour and complexity.

Pairs With

The 2025 Colour Series Rosé with its signature dry style and premium blend of Pinot Noir, Tempranillo and Shiraz is ideal as an aperitif or versatile food wine. The dry style and fresh acidity makes it ideal paired with white meats, richer seafood, as well as savoury and vegetarian meals. Click below for some stunning food pairings to match our Rosé.

Prawn pasta in sun dried tomato sauce

Orzo Salad

Wine Diamonds

At Nashdale Lane Wines we want our wines to be as natural a representation of the fruit we grow as possible. In some wines small crystals or wine diamonds may be observed but don't be worried these are a natural bi product of a well made wine and is actually a sign of the wine has not been over processed.