Gee, this Oxford Landing One to One Rosé hits the mark. What a great Rosé for $20! Bargain much?
In celebration of Earth Day on 22 April, Oxford Landing will increase the amount of bushland planted with every bottle of One to One wine sold throughout the month.
Through a partnership with Greenfleet, every six bottles of One to One enjoyed will see another square metre of bushland planted in the ‘One to One Bushland’. The ‘One to One Bushland’ is located in the On Dja Dja Wurrung Country in Central Victoria, where Greenfleet is restoring the native ecosystem at Ngulambarra, meaning “meeting place” in Djaara language. This project is playing an important role in restoring endangered temperate woodlands and enhancing biodiversity, while also supporting the values of Traditional Owners.
The fruit is sustainably grown and made with minimal intervention. Vegan friendly and low in preservatives, the bottle is also made up of 98% recycled lightweight glass.
Take a sip and it's all the white bit of the watermelon, white cherries, cranberries, rhubarb, and freeze-dried strawberries. Bone dry, there is plenty going on and the rose gold appearance appeases the eye. Dry and so approachable, I like its shape and presence. It's a bargain for the asking price.
Drink now.
90/100
Region: Riverland
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