It is a well kept secret among cohorts, that Bollinger make magnificent red wines, such as the legendary Cote aux Enfants du Aÿ. Bollinger are one of the very few Maisons de Champagne to make use of oak barrel ferments, enriching the palate length and enhancing depth of flavour. An extended term of bottle age on lees, makes a marvelous contribution to the aromaticness and textural complexity. The pick of Pinot Noir from the prestigious Poirier Saint-Pierre and Montboeuf blocks in Verzenay, make an essential inclusion to Bollinger Brut Rosé.

Ay and Verzenay for Pinot Noir. Avize, Chouilly and Mesnil-sur-Oger for Chardonnay. 95% Grands Cru, 5% Premier, 5% Cote aux Enfants. Bollinger have never compromised their traditions, demanding nothing but the elite of Grands and Premiers Crus. A strict selection of harvest, the extended cellar ageing, manual riddling and disgorgement. Pinot Noir dominates the Cepage, it defines La Grande Annee Rose and contributes vinosity, masculinity, complexity and strength. Pinot Meunier imparts freshness, elegance and finesse.

From parcels of Pinot Noir, planted to the foot of tailings, left behind by waves of prospectors who pursued their fortune amongst the open pits and mines on Adelaide Hills during the gold rush of the 1850s. Crushed and destemmed straight into the press with minimal time on skins to extract the perfect pink, its blushing lipstick hues presage a cornucopia of lifted strawberry and cherry blossom characters, ruby grapefruit and luscious jube over a length of tasty, toothsome tannins, the perfect Rosé for lazy afternoons or late night soirées.

A harvest of Pinot Noir grown to the estate vineyard at Woodside, gingerly crushed and treated to a judicious term of skin exposure for a blush of rakish salmon pink hues. A long cool ferment retains the vivaciousness of fruit, chicly attired in comely pink bottle, fashioned by design industry celebre Dion Lee. Lifted lipstick perfumes and cherry blossom notes, ripe red berry flavours and the crunch of orchard fruits are enhanced by a crisp, clean and dry finish. A sensational aperitif alongside nibbles or hors d oeuvres, canapes or dessert.

A fusion of Balgownie's splendid Bendigo Shiraz with a component of fruit forward Pinot Noir grown to the estate vineyard in Yarra Valley. Hand picked grapes are lightly pressed, steeped briefly on skins to infuse the wine with a delicate salmon hue and treated to a cool fermentation for the retention of vibrant fresh fruit flavours and bouquet.

The House of Arras make the most sophisticated sparkling Rose style, a magnificent mousse of salmon hued indulgence, achieved through a scrupulous selection of harvests, an uncompromising approach to vinification and extended term of bottle age on sedimentery yeast lees. The fragrant red fruits of Pinot Noir dominate, the layered complexity of applejack, rhubarb and bakers spice, all supported by a juicy orchard acidity, a modest frame of flattering tannins and the toothsome creamyness of liqueur expedition dosage.

A scrumptuous pink which shows you that the gang at Annie's Lane worked very hard indeed, balancing their Rosé making methodologies to come up with the most appealing hue, fragrant nose and fullest palate. This gorgeous wine will draw compliments even before you open the bottle. Unoaked and delightfully refreshing, Annie's Lane make the nation's favourite blush hued wine, one in six bottles of Rosé sold across Australia are Annies Lane.

Look past the rakishly pink colour, swoon through the alluring red berry perfumes and disengage yourself from the luscious mouthful of fruit, you'll find a top medal contender at international wine taste offs. Layers of complexity, bold flavours and a touch of pastoral grace will enthuse the nose and beguil the palate. A perfect drying finish lends Nine Vines to good food, a match with Al fresco or spicey grills, charcouterie and seafood. One of Australia's most critically acclaimed and highly cherished Rosé wines.

Grown to the the Waenga silty loam soils of Amisfield's lower terraces on the parched, chilly mesoclimes of Central Otago, the challenging aspects yield a comely harvest of Pinot Noir which translates into a piquant Rosé of juicy berry flavours and light tannin profile. Grapes are all hand picked and cold soaked for a day or two, extracting rakish hues and a measure of savouryness. Vibrant pomegranate and watermelon nose, a palate of fresh red berry sorbet characters before crisp lingeringly dry finish, a portion of seasoned French oak ferments adds notes of caramel.

It's time for everyone to get in touch with their sweeter side, to treat themselves and friends to Kiss & Tell, a delicious pink wine that's refreshingly lower in alcohol. Moscato Rosa suits the relaxed, fun loving Aussie lifestyle, so very appealing to wine enthusiasts with relaxed tastes because it delivers irresistible flavours and creamy textures through an exciting spritzyness. So Kiss & Tell everyone you know, because something as sweet as Moscato Rosa is worth sharing.

Hand picked Pinot Noir clone MV6, an earlier ripener with softer tannins, from a single vineyard on the northeast Adelaide Hills. Fruit is treated to a cold soak, gently drawing colour from skins, pressed and vinified to choice yeasts infusing wonderful aromatics, texture and mouthfeel. One part of the ferments are drained into French oak for completion, malolactic and lees stirring. A gorgeous pink wine of expressive aromatics, mouth filling textures in support of an exquisite balance between complex fresh fruit flavours, juiciness and savoury, light tannin characters.

A boldly Pinot Noir and Meunier dominant Cuvée with just a soupçon Chardonnay, all hand picked off vines grown to a site made famous as one of the first sightings of a Tasmanian tiger Thylacinus cynocephalus. Frogmore Creek at Campania in Coal River Valley yields the finest sparkling wine grapes on the apple Isle. 42° South is given the full luxury treatment, an extended ageing on lees extracts exceptional richness from sediments, to be followed by disgorgement and doseage in true Methode traditionelle.