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$159
12PK - $13.25 / BTL
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Life’s prettier in pink mofos. Whatever the weather and wherever you are, there’s nothing that’ll make you feel on holiday quite like a bottle of rosé.
12PK - $13.25 / BTL
Or 4 payments of $39.75 with our buy now pay later providers.
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Why do we love this case?
This delicately-hued collection of deliciousness offers the whole spectrum of pink drinking. From fruity and fresh to the chalky-dry food-friendly, there’s no better way to fill the fridge than this wicked mix!
Included in this case:
2x Eight at the Gate Single Vineyard Rosé 2023
Rosé
Wrattonbully — Australia
To paraphrase Sam Kim, this single-vineyard single varietal rosé is instantly appealing. Lively aromas of watermelon, cranberry and spice are amplified by the juicy bright, palate of tangy strawberries, raspberries, and crispy red apples that linger into the lifted deliciously dry and delicately spiced finish.
You’d pay $22 full price.
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2x Twin Valleys Rosé 2024
Rosé
King Valley — Australia
Classically pale salmon in colour, it dazzles in the glass. No need to just eat with your eyes, the palate not only delivers on the promise of the aesthetic, but bests it. Sour cherry, strawberry and a hint of herbaceous character: this is utterly enticing at every turn - seriously delicious juice.
You’d pay $30 full price.
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2x Auld Family Series Rosé 2023
Rosé
Barossa Valley — Australia
Light, dry and crisp - a wine truly built for the back patio. Best enjoyed straight out of the esky with a bunch of mates, if you can bring yourself to share.
This is a bit of a cult classic at Auld Family Wines. Over the years it's developed a loyal following of rosé guzzlers, and with good reason. A very pale and bone dry style of rosé, the fruit profile centres around stone fruits and a subtle spice with enduring acid and a crisp mineral finish. The perfect accompaniment to summer salads, goat's cheese and a good time.
You’d pay $30 full price.
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Tasting Notes
2x Save Our Souls Rosé 2022
Rosé
Heathcote — Australia
This is a very smart blend from Heathcote with a nod to the varieties often found in our favourite rosés of Southern France. Grenache and mourvedre lead the charge here bringing texture, complexity and red fruits while a smidgen of vermentino adds some freshness and juiciness. If you have never heard the term '20 minute bottle' then you'll soon find out what it is all about, the kind of wine that is chilled in the esky, cracked open once the BBQ starts and disappears before you can even put the snags on. Drink it cold, drink it with friends and enjoy the warmer months.
You’d pay $24 full price.
Tasting Notes
2x Gapsted Limited Release Rosé 2022
Rosé
King Valley — Australia
Another outstanding rosé from Gapsted, made from sangiovese and looking sharp. Dry, crisp and clean, it’s perfect warm-weather drinking with juicy raspberry, cherry and watermelon, plus savoury spice and cleansing citrus. Dish up your favourite spicy meal, sit on the deck and waste an evening with a bottle of this beauty.
You’d pay $25 full price.
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2x Domaine des Orgnes Regal des Cigales Coteaux du Pont du Gard Rosé 2023
Rosé
France — France
We all know the french do it best, and when talking rosé it really is the south of the country that is the home of top quality rosé, especially when it comes to no fuss, light bodied, light coloured dry styles that are the perfect drink in the sun. This is giving summer bev. The days are getting longer, that sun is getting hotter and you are on the hunt for the perfect drink to quench that thirst, look no further than this rosé made from grenache and syrah. This wine is in its element in the park so grab the cheeseboard, the picnic rug and esky, call your besties and head on down with a couple of bottles, they will disappear quicker than the winter blues .
You’d pay $35 full price.
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