2025 Coppabella Single Vineyard Pinot Rosé x 12 bottles - Wine More Cellars

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2025 Coppabella Single Vineyard Pinot Rosé x 12 bottles

2025 · 750ml

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Shipped Australia-wide
StyleRosé
AppellationTumbarumba
CountryAustralia
ProducerCoppabella

The 2025 Coppabella Single Vineyard Pinot Rosé is a bright and elegant Tumbarumba rosé crafted from estate-grown Pinot Noir in a crisp cool-climate Australian style. Produced from high-altitude vineyards in New South Wales, the wine highlights freshness, vibrant red berry fruit and fine mineral detail, with minimal skin contact and cool fermentation preserving purity and delicacy.

On the palate, it is light-bodied and dry with lively acidity, delivering flavours of strawberry, raspberry and watermelon layered with citrus zest and subtle rose petal notes. A gentle textural softness through the mid-palate is balanced by a clean mineral edge, leading to a fresh and finely balanced finish.

Ben’s Recommendation:
At Wine More Cellars, this is an excellent rosé for customers who enjoy fresh, dry and food-friendly styles with bright red fruit and crisp acidity. Tumbarumba’s cool alpine climate gives the wine elegance and vibrancy while maintaining excellent balance and drinkability. Best enjoyed young and well chilled over the next 1–3 years. Ideal with grilled salmon, charcuterie, fresh salads, roast poultry or Mediterranean-style dishes.

COUNTRY Australia
PRODUCER Coppabella
VARIETY Pinot Noir Rosé
STYLE Rosé Wine
VINTAGE 2025
SIZE 750ml
About the region

New South Wales · Tumbarumba

New South Wales is where Australian wine started, and the Hunter Valley remains its most distinctive corner. Humid and subtropical, it harvests early and makes two wines found nowhere else in quite the same form: Semillon picked low in alcohol that ages for decades into something waxy and toasty, and medium-bodied, earthy Shiraz. Cooler and higher, the Canberra District does spicy Shiraz with Viognier, and Orange works at genuine altitude.

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