Soul Growers Soul Sister Barossa Valley Rosé 2016

‘Dedicated to our soul sisters’ which is cool. The colour is lurid pink as well, which is seriously fun. Lurid!

It’s a wine of juiciness. Strawberries and cream lollies on the nose, with a suggestions of residual sugar sweetness in there too. Yet the palate is surprisingly tart, the acidity noticeable for what is a soft, off-dry, generous style.

Pleasant enough, but the balance isn’t quite there for me to really love.

Best drinking: 2016-2017. 16/20, 87/100. 12%, $25. Would I buy it? Not quite.

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At 18 I started working in a small suburban bottleshop, largely to buy cheap beer. It was my first year of university, doing a degree that I didn't really like, and a liquor shop seemed like fun. Needless to say I discovered wine, my uni degree morphed into something completely different and wine/beer took over my life.

Almost twenty years later and I currently spend my days wearing many (wine) hats, mostly as a writer, presenter and marketer.

While wearing my writer cap I write features for the likes of National Liquor News, Gourmet Traveller WINE and the RAS plus I'm a Lifestyle FOOD channel wine expert. Read more about me here or get in touch to book your next wine event with me here.

Soul Growers Soul Sister Barossa Valley Rosé 2016