March 11, 2008

Old Mill Estate Rose 2007

Filed under: Wine Reviews, Australian Wine, Red Wine, Rosé, Langhorne Creek
Posted By: Murray

Old Mill Estate RoseHere is a wine style you don’t see every day: An off-dry Rose made from Touriga grapes that originate from Portugal, where they are traditionally used to make vintage port. The wine in question? Old Mill Estate Rosé 2007.

Vibrant flamingo red/pink, this Rose exhibits subtle cranberry and strawberry aromas. Cranberry flavours continue onto the palate, which is initially dry and savoury but finishes with a hint of sweetness. Simple and refreshing.

Overall its a good little Rose, I feel it would show its best with appropriate food that would allow the savoury style of the wine to shine through.

Score: 87/100
Price: $18
Closure: Screwcap
Alcohol: 12%
Other Opinions: Winorama, Wine Without Wank
Would I buy this wine?
I would probably pick up a bottle of Turkey Flat or Charles Melton Rose instead.

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