Twin Valleys Rosé 2024

Single Site. King Valley River Vineyard, Moyhu King Valley.
$30.00
Minus Plus
Description

 

The 2024 Twin Valleys Rosé is a delightful expression of the Alpine Valleys region. With its pale salmon hue, this wine is visually captivating and sets the stage for a refreshing and invigorating experience.

On the nose, alluring aromas of spiced black cherry and strawberries are complemented by a hint of white pepper spice. These are intermingled with delicate floral notes and blackcurrant, creating an enticing and complex bouquet. The first sip reveals a beautifully balanced wine, characterized by its crisp and lively acidity that dances playfully on the palate. The initial ripe blueberry notes are accompanied by citrus and a touch of melon, harmonizing together to give the wine a leaner finish than the initial fruit profile might suggest.

What sets this rosé apart is its graceful structure and versatility. Overall, the 2024 Twin Valleys Rosé is a testament to the exceptional 2024 vintage quality and character of the Alpine Valleys region. Its balance of ripe fruit, lively acidity, and complex aromatics make it an excellent choice for a wide range of culinary pairings or for enjoying on its own..

    Awards

    Gold/93pts Wine Showcase

    It's pristine and elegantly fragrant on the nose, showing sweet strawberry, cherry, crunchy apple and rockmelon notes, followed by a beautifully weighted palate offering excellent vibrancy and juicy fruit intensity. Gorgeously styled and expressed, making it immediately appealing. At its best: now to 2027. 94pts Sam Kim

    Pairing

    Perfect for a warm afternoon tipple with friends, or complemented with these rosé-friendly dishes:

    Herb-roasted chicken leans into the vibrant acid and savoury spice of the wine. Complementing the roasted, heavily seasoned with fresh herbs, the delicate meat carries the herbs and spice, extending the finish of the wine.

    Fresh fruit desserts can be paired will with this pinot rosé. Fruit tarts, strawberry shortcake, or a summer fruit salad all elevate the ripe aromatics and berry nuances.

    Summer salads pair well with additions of watermelon, feta cheeses, mixed greens with berries and nuts work very well to lean into the fruit ripeness of the wine, and the acid cuts through the richness of the nuts and cheese.

    Light seafood dishes, like grilled salmon, seared scallops, or prawn tacos: Complement the freshness of the wine and highlight its vibrant liveliness.

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