2025 Barossa Valley Rosé
The 2025 Barossa Valley Rosé was once again sourced from our great friends, Ryan and Sally Fromm. Their vineyards are located in Williamstown, at the southern end of the Barossa Valley. This vineyard has been farmed by the Fromm’s for over 100 years. A blend of old vine Mataro and Grenache from the wonderful 2025 Vintage. This wine is our take on a refreshing, dry, traditionally pale rosé.
Very light salmon pink in colour. Lifted strawberry, summer fruits and flowers dominate the nose with a dry moreish finish. This wine has a wonderful purity, picked early in the 2025 season. Drinking beautifully on release, this wine is best consumed over the coming months with family and friends.
The 2025 Barossa Valley Rosé was once again sourced from our great friends, Ryan and Sally Fromm. Their vineyards are located in Williamstown, at the southern end of the Barossa Valley. This vineyard has been farmed by the Fromm’s for over 100 years. A blend of old vine Mataro and Grenache from the wonderful 2025 Vintage. This wine is our take on a refreshing, dry, traditionally pale rosé.
Very light salmon pink in colour. Lifted strawberry, summer fruits and flowers dominate the nose with a dry moreish finish. This wine has a wonderful purity, picked early in the 2025 season. Drinking beautifully on release, this wine is best consumed over the coming months with family and friends.
The 2025 Barossa Valley Rosé was once again sourced from our great friends, Ryan and Sally Fromm. Their vineyards are located in Williamstown, at the southern end of the Barossa Valley. This vineyard has been farmed by the Fromm’s for over 100 years. A blend of old vine Mataro and Grenache from the wonderful 2025 Vintage. This wine is our take on a refreshing, dry, traditionally pale rosé.
Very light salmon pink in colour. Lifted strawberry, summer fruits and flowers dominate the nose with a dry moreish finish. This wine has a wonderful purity, picked early in the 2025 season. Drinking beautifully on release, this wine is best consumed over the coming months with family and friends.
Technical Tasting Notes
2025 Barossa Valley Rosé
GROWING SEASON
The 2025 vintage is best described as a classic Barossa Year. Dry, warm and at times hot. Importantly the nights remained cool and the fruit ripened consistently albeit earlier than recent years producing some of the best grapes we have seen. This was certainly the good news. But yields in a number of our blocks was challenging. Frosts in the North followed by a 1 in 100 year drought meant that many of our Northern blocks were well down, Koonunga produced zero grapes, our grenache was down by 75% overall, but our shiraz blocks absolutely excelled producing some of our potentially best ever wines.
The cool nights benefitted the whites and rose’s which ripened ahead of schedule but retained freshness balanced by pristined fruit flavours.
TASTING NOTE
The 2025 Barossa Valley Rosé was sourced from the Fromm’s old vineyard in Williamstown, southern Barossa. A blend of old vine Grenache and Mataro from the wonderful 2025 vintage. This year, Mataro exceeded the proportion of Grenache, a trend we expect to continue. This wine is our take on a refreshing, dry, traditionally pale Rosé.
Light salmon pink in colour, lifted strawberry, summer fruits and flowers dominate the nose with a dry more-ish finish. This wine has a wonderful purity, balancing bright fruits of the Grenache and the savoury Mataro characteristics. Drinking beautifully on release, this wine is best consumed over the coming months with friends.
SPECIFICATIONS
Region: Barossa Valley
Sub Region: Willliamstown
Variety: Mataro Grenache
Alcohol: 13.0%
Production: 1200 bottles
Cellaring: Drink now
Winemaker: Andrew Seppelt
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Reviews
2025 Barossa Valley Rose
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2024 Barossa Valley Rose
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2022 Barossa Valley Rose
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2021 Barossa Valley Rose
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2020 Barossa Valley Rose
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2019 Barossa Valley Rose
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2018 Barossa Valley Rose
2020 Wine Companion (James Halliday)
95 Points - Made from early picked grenache from a very old vineyard in Koonunga. Rose petal aromas, and the bright pale pink colour don't prepare you for the impact of the savoury edge to the core of red fruits making this a great food wine from Chinese to Lebanese, Greek to Indian - the list goes on.
Drink by: 2021
QWine (www.qwinereviews.com)
91 Points - The trickle of new 2018 wines is starting to form a stream. A tidy spot of pink delish here from the Barossan hands of Andrew Seppelt.
A riot of red berries and Turkish Delight greet you. Almost leaping from the glass in many respects. A hint of pink flower type aromas flanks the edge. Dry, creamy and smashable probably sum it up best.
Picnics in the sunshine done easy.
Drink now.
Steve Leszczynski
qwinereviews.com, February 2018
2017 Winemaker's Selection Rose
2019 Wine Companion
95 Points - Old vine Grenache, hand-picked, destemmed, open-fermented in a used French hogshead, 28 days on skins, matured for 3 months. 25 dozen made. Fragrant rose petal aromas, backed by spice, introduce a high-quality rose. Bone dry, bright and fresh, with small red berry flavours and lingering aftertaste. Impossible to find any chink in the armour of perfection
Drink 2020
James Halliday
2019 Wine Companion
