From previous references, I read that Adelaide Hills wine region is renowned for Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Grigio, cool-climate Shiraz and fresh rosé. With the urge to explore the finest wines of classic varieties found here, I feel excitement to witness a wide selection for wine tasting. To have a better appreciation for their offered variety, we took time to sit through their introduction on the more popular selection.
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| Featuring Fresh Rosé 2013, Sauvignon Blanc 2012 & Pinot Grigio 2013 (from left) |
After the tasting, bought a bottle of Rosé 2013, which I personally liked with a tinge of sweetness in itself. On its menu, it is a new release!
'HHW Rosé 2013 - Trollinger and Blaufrankisch
Totally different, totally unique. This exotic Rosé is a blend of the red German/Austrian varieties.
Trollinger and Blaufrankisch. Hahndorf Hill Winery is the only producer of these two varieties. This juice was fermented dry and crisp like a zesty white wine. Super fresh with tart cherries quince and rose petals plus excellent structure on the palate allows this to be the perfect match with seafood, Thai or chilli-based cuisine.'
As it says, to match Rosé with seafood or any chilli-based cuisine, I had never attempted to do so though. Still, it tastes brillant by itself!
If you are feeling a little more passion, craving for a zesty and zingy taste, loving fresh tropical flavors and would like a twist, you may wish to go for Sauvignon Blanc.
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| Seats that seem inviting for tourists @ Hahndorf Hill Winery |
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| Exploring the whole of it by the fireplace! indulging in its cultural heritage |
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| Provision of a corner to enjoy the light breeze under the sunlight in Adelaide Hills! |
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