Bisous Rosé NV

The fruit was whole-cluster pressed and fermented in older French oak barrels. Vinified in the Traditional Method with tirage in June 2023, the wine aged on the lees for two years before disgorgement. Production filled 165 cases.

Alcohol:  12%  Residual Sugar:  8 g / L; Titratable Acidity:  9 g / L; pH:  3.08

Near 8 ° C alongside smoked salmon, sushi, brie and prosciutto cheeses or kettle chips.

2025 Disgorgement - New release - Oct 2025

2024 Disgorgement; Gold Medal Winner, 2023 National Wine AwardsGold Medal Winner, 2022 National Wine Awards; 94 points, Vic Harradine, Winecurrent.com (Sept 2023)
94 points, Sharon McLean, WineAlign.com
91 Points, John Szabo MS
91 Points, Treve Ring, WineAlign.com
90 Points, Michael Godel WineAign.com

"...fresh and lively with notes of raspberry and citrus - it's what a bottle of rosé bubbles should be." Micheal Pinkus, michaelpinkuswinereview.com

94 points, Vic Harradine, Winecurrent.com (Sept 2023)
Alluring aromas of exotic spice, mineral notes and plenty of tang and pizzazz capture your interest on the palate and persist through the finish and aftertaste, along with a saline and flinty mineral note that will tempt you to come back for more. You might want to pick up a few of these for the balance of 2023 and beyond to 2026. Give this a try with a plate of sushi, or a charcouterie board. 

94 points, Sharon McLean, WineAlign.com
Powerful and intense sparkling wine from Pinot Noir. Classic bouquet of biscuit, brioche and nuts. Brisk acidy drives this wine through to a bright finish.
 
91 Points, John Szabo MS
This is a bright, forward and fruity rosé bubbly in the traditional method from Malivoire, with attractive red cherry-raspberry-strawberry fruit, essentially dry and balanced on the palate with comfortably fresh acids and solid length and depth. really quite a lovely rosé for the money, sophisticated and elegant, well-made. Ready to enjoy. Tasted November 2022.

91 Points, Treve Ring, WineAlign.com
Quite lees led, with brioche, red currant, raspberry, cherry across a brisk, dry palate. Smart pink for drinking now, and capable of tackling numerous foodstuffs.

90 Points, Michael Godel WineAign.com
Just a year later, likely a new disgorgement so slightly differing wine but all things being equal, well - same, same. Still a matter of red fruit, mild bitters and toasty nuts yet the first is stronger than the following two. Crunchy tempura bits put this on the sushi radar. You know what to do next. Last tasted November 2022.
Lightly toasted blanc de noir, quite strawberry, airy, open-knit, fragrant and floral. Energy and vitality very much present, accounted for and lifting the palate. A hint of bitters, like almond though tender and adding to the vigour. Crisp, fresh, crunchy and willing, to punch, pique and please. Simplicity at its sparkling best. Drink 2021-2023. Tasted blind at NWAC2021, October 2021.