It says it’s dry and light on the back label. It’s definitely light, but is sweet and not dry at all. Avoid if you prefer a dry rose

It's lean, taut and ethanolic. I've drunk this label in the past which was fragrant and creamy on the palate.- this wine is less fragrant than a cheap sauv Blanc and has a weird bitter chemical finish. Sure it was only ten bucks, but sometimes it's ten bucks too much for a winery that only cares about maximising it's bottom line and has most certainly lost it's focus over the last decade.

It’s dry, not too sweet and easy to drink. Goes well with seafood and chicken but also a great sunset sipper. I wasn’t a rosé girl until this wine and my bf even likes it!

I keep going back to this rosé. It's crisp and dry - completely opposite to the traditional sweet and fruity rosés (I can't stomach those). I'm not a rosé connoisseur, but this one is always in my top 3.

We enjoyed this Rose with freshly shucked large NZ oysters and it was an excellent match. The Rose is dry, creamy and bright with notes of ruby grapefruit and mild acidity.

Lovely! Highly recommend this one. Not too anything, not too dry not too sweet Just right