2024 Huntington Estate Rosé Releases

I was listening to a podcast recently and heard a fellow mention how humans automatically think that because it’s raining or cold they feel sad or unhappy. Conversely to that, if it’s sunny, people feel happy or bright and cheery. It does not have to be like that. It’s like saying that if it’s cold and wintery you should drink big bold red wine, and if it bright sunny and warm you should drink cool white wines…or Rosés.

I found a quote from Anthony J D’Angelo that went, “Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine.” I think this is what you can do simply by taking a bottle of either of these Rosés to your next luncheon, barbeque, or dinner invitation. No matter what the weather, take your own sunshine!

Let’s face it, since the renaissance of Rosés, their versatility has shone through and they are no longer just seen as the quintessential ‘summer on the patio’ or ‘drink beside the pool’ wine. Rosés like these from Huntington Estate are food friendly, weather friendly, people friendly and friend friendly wines.

Region: Mudgee, NSW     Price: $25 & $28 respectively     Source: Samples thanks kindly to Huntington Estate

2024 “Rosie” Semi-Dry Grenache Rosé

This is the ‘fun’ wine of the two if you like. It has relaxation, conviviality and enjoyment neatly placed under the screwcap. The light spritz livens up the delicate strawberry flavours and fills the mouth with a refreshing crispness at the finish. It certainly has the moreish factor that will add to its popularity.

2024 Estate Pinot Noir Dry Rosé

The aromas of red fruits and berries along with a slight floral note set the scene for this gem of a Rosé. The abundant red fruits and berries show up on the delightfully fresh and textural palate too. All of this combined with a hint of dried herbs, slight minerality and some lovely acidity provide a smooth, flavourful and nice dry finish to this Rosé. Without doubt, great value drinking!

This entry was posted in Rosé. Bookmark the permalink.

Leave a comment