The Natural Wine Co Lightly Sparkling Rosé 2021

The new The Natural Wine Co. Lightly Sparkling White and Rosé are organic, low in alcohol, low in calories, vegan and preservative free. “They’re somewhat of a niche wine, with few in the market,” says Canowindra's Jason O’Dea. “They allow people to ‘stay longer’. The wines are perfect for those looking to lower the amount of alcohol they are consuming, or simply for those wanting a refreshing, enjoyable wine with a touch of fizz.” 

The Natural Wine Co Lightly Sparkling White 2021

Screw the cap and that little pop whispers refreshment. Yes! As the team at The Natural Wine Co say, "Enjoy our new world feel good wine."

Cassegrain Edition Noir 2019

 

A melting pot of sorts that brings Syrah and Pinot Noir together from three regions - Canberra, Central Ranges and the Hilltops. An interpretation of the Hunter River Burgundy perhaps that seems very much in vogue at the moment.

Huntington Estate Semillon Sauvignon Blanc 2021

 

There's no denying the refreshment this Semillon Sauvignon Blanc blend delivers. Clean, cool and crisp, this is ready to play a support role for your next weekend outing in the sun.

De Beaurepaire Victor Cabernet Sauvignon 2016

 

From De Beaurepaire's oldest vines on their Rylstone vineyards comes this big Cabernet.

De Beaurepaire Bluebird Botrytis Viognier 2017

 

One could say it's citrus tart in glass.

De Beaurepaire Le Comtesse Chardonnay 2017

Of all the De Beaurepaire wines tasted recently, I felt this Chardonnay was the pick of the lot.

De Beaurepaire Le Chevalier 2016

 

This Merlot, Cabernet and Petit Verdot blend loves spice. It eats it.

De Beaurepaire Le Marquis Cabernet 2019

 

A Cabernet that looks a bit older than its said two years.

De Beaurepaire Blanchefleur Blanc de Blanc 2018

A crowd-pleasing fizz from De Beaurepaire Wines.

De Beaurepaire Perceval Pinot Noir 2019

 

A warm and meaty Pinot Noir from NSW's Central Highlands.

De Beaurepaire Annabelle Crement de Rosé 2019

 

I'm told this is the only Crement de Rosé in Australia but I'm happy to be corrected.

De Beaurepaire Jeannette Reserve Chardonnay 2017

 

These De Beaurepaire wines are made to be "food hugging" and this Chardonnay exemplifies that.

De Beaurepaire Match Point Rosé 2016

 

Big Rosé. One you could throw a steak at. Deliberately made to steer clear away from all the pale salmon Rosés on the market.

Robert Oatley Pocket Watch Shiraz 2017

A brilliant little wine and an absolute steal for $17. Worth hunting down if your budget is $20 and under.

The Natural Wine Co Organic Shiraz 2018

Organic and preservative free Shiraz from the New South Wales Central Ranges.

The Natural Wine Co Organic Rosé 2018

Central Ranges Rosé made from free run Sangiovese juice.

The Natural Wine Co Organic Sauvignon Blanc 2018

Organic Sauvignon Blanc from the NSW Central Ranges.

The Natural Wine Co Organic Shiraz 2017

Organic, preservative free and fruit driven Shiraz for your drinking pleasure.

The Natural Wine Co. Organic Rosé 2017

The Natural Wine Co. is a collective of wine community professionals who initially banded together to fill a niche for an organic, preservative free, fruit driven Shiraz. Since 2014, the range has now increased to include a Sauvignon Blanc, Rosé and Shiraz.