The Hochkirch Rosé reflects the place and wine methods perfectly to produce a wine that is to be contemplated over while doing a crossword or maybe discussing philosophical matters. There are fleshy red berries and a lovely creamy texture to this wine which has you salivating. Red berries dominate the palate with just a hint of spice reaching the edges of your imagination. Delightful in every respect.

Hochkirch Wines are located near the town of Tarrington in South-West Victoria in the region of Henty. The region, although small, is known for a collection of family owned wineries like Hochkirch which are much loved across Australia. The name Hochkirch is actually the original name for Tarrington, which was changed during World War I, and was a town with a proud German heritage where the Nagorcka family grew up. Today, Jennifer and John Nagorcka are managing the farm that has been in their family since their great-grandfather moved there from Germany. They manage a mixed biodynamic farm where their cherished vines are producing some highly sought after wines. There is a hands-off approach in the winery with wild yeast used and only a splash of sulphur used prior to bottling. The main varieties that they focus on are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Riesling and our suggestion is to get in quick!