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Another perfect afternoon slammer, from Hamish Young.
WHY WE LOVE IT:
Hamish Young is the founder and chief winemaker behind MADA Wines. He describes himself as a devoted advocate for the Canberra, Hilltops, and Tumbarumba regions, unwavering in his pursuit of elevating these landscapes within Australia’s fine wine narrative.
Fruit for the 2024 Rosé came from a plot of gorgeous nebbiolo grown in the Mullany Family vineyard in Wombat, Young, NSW. Planted in 1996 and grown on a melange of anicent red sand, shale and granite, the end result is a wine of delicate pale colour, enticing aromas of cherry, raspberry and some herbal spice, and a dry finish that borders on savoury. Hamish describes it as ‘watermelon slushy, smashed nectarine and orange rind.’
We think it’s best described as, ‘Pour. Another. Glass.’
Another perfect afternoon slammer, from Hamish Young.
WHY WE LOVE IT:
Hamish Young is the founder and chief winemaker behind MADA Wines. He describes himself as a devoted advocate for the Canberra, Hilltops, and Tumbarumba regions, unwavering in his pursuit of elevating these landscapes within Australia’s fine wine narrative.
Fruit for the 2024 Rosé came from a plot of gorgeous nebbiolo grown in the Mullany Family vineyard in Wombat, Young, NSW. Planted in 1996 and grown on a melange of anicent red sand, shale and granite, the end result is a wine of delicate pale colour, enticing aromas of cherry, raspberry and some herbal spice, and a dry finish that borders on savoury. Hamish describes it as ‘watermelon slushy, smashed nectarine and orange rind.’
We think it’s best described as, ‘Pour. Another. Glass.’