Chalmers Rose 2025 cabernet sauvignon cover crops such as buckwheat

cover crops such as buckwheat and phacelia are planted between the vines to encourage beneficial insects for biological control of insect pests

Very different to the trademark style of Chianti but important to remember that is not what this wine is trying to be

driest and most remote part of the Eden Valley

We generally find it hard to find sparkling whites in this price point that are worthy of pouring at the bar but the creamy biscuity structure and mouthfeeling length is a highlight here

helped define Coonawarra

Chalmers Rose 2025 cabernet sauvignon cover crops such as buckwheatIt may come as some surprise that the sometimes hot Heathcote region has the credentials to pump out dry and savoury Rose. Chalmers is an excellent use case, alongside the likes of Tellurian & Bindi (via the Col Mountain vineyard in Southern Heathcote). The three vine varieties in this unique rose blend were imported into Australia by the Chalmers family in 2000 and 2001. Handpicked from the Chalmers Heathcote vineyard on soils of ironstone, colerite,