Tasting Notes 🍓

This Cleanskin Rosé pours a white peachy pink colour with a slightly copper tone. On the nose, it’s fresh, fruity and vibrant, showing prominent red berry aromas. The palate is bone dry, with an appealing texture and mouthfeel, finishing clean and crisp with refreshing energy.

Food Pairing Suggestions 🍽️

Seafood – Prawns, oysters, grilled fish or ceviche (the dry finish is perfect here).
Grilled Chicken – Especially with lemon, herbs or light marinades.
Fresh Salads – Think citrus dressing, feta, strawberries, rocket, or grilled peach.
Charcuterie Boards – Cured meats, soft cheeses, olives and fresh fruit for an easy crowd-pleaser.

Best Serving Temp ❄️

Serve chilled at 8°C so the freshness and fruit pop beautifully.

If storing in the fridge (around 5°C):
Take the bottle out 5 minutes before serving for the ideal temp.

Technical Terms Explained 🥂

Minimal Intervention Rosé:
A hands-off style of winemaking where the goal is to let the fruit and vineyard character shine, with minimal tweaking in the winery.

Vegan Friendly Wine:
Made without animal-based fining agents (so it’s suitable for vegan drinkers).

Sustainable Farming:
The vineyard uses integrated farming practices — including sheep grazing after harvest to naturally control weeds and improve soil health.

Pressed Straight From Harvest:
Fruit is pressed immediately after picking to keep the colour delicate and avoid bitter grip from excess skin/seed contact.

Additional Information

Grape Variety: Shiraz
Region: Mount Barker, Great Southern, Western Australia
Fruit Source: Single Vineyard (Mount Barker WA)
Style: New wave / minimal intervention
Vegan Friendly: Yes
Production: 250 dozen (small batch)
Bottled: 24.11.2025

Alcohol: 13.0%
pH: 3.35
TA: 5.8 g/L
Residual Sugar: 0.7 g/L (bone dry)
Closure: Screwcap
Vintage: 2025

What is a Cleanskin Wine?

Cleanskin wine refers to red, white, or sparkling wines that come without labels or detailed information about the winery. Despite their unlabelled status, cleanskin wines can offer exceptional quality at a fraction of the usual price.

Why Are Wines Cleanskin?

1. Overproduction: Wineries sometimes produce more wine than they can sell. To manage excess inventory and prevent wastage, these wines are sold as cleanskins at reduced prices.
2. Label Changes or Discontinuation: Wines that were previously branded and sold at higher prices may become cleanskins due to changes in branding or label updates. When a winery updates its label or changes its brand, older wines might be sold as cleanskins.
3. Surplus Stock: Occasionally, wineries have surplus stock from past vintages or production runs. These wines, although still of high quality, are sold as cleanskins to make room for new vintages.

Why Choose Cleanskin Wines?

Cleanskin wines offer incredible value. Often sold at significantly lower prices than their labelled counterparts, you could be enjoying a premium-quality bottle worth $20 or more for a fraction of the cost. It’s a smart way to experience excellent wines without paying a premium.

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