Affordable Rosé Wine

Buy Rosé Wine Online in Australia

It has never been easier to buy Rosé wine online in Australia. Enjoy the convenience of browsing our exclusive selection from the comfort of your home, with Australia-wide shipping available.

We offer free shipping on all orders over $100. Delivery times are efficient, ensuring your order arrives promptly: expect a range of 1-3 business days for Melbourne and surrounding areas and 3-7 business days for deliveries to regional areas.

We offer same-day shipping for orders placed by 12 p.m. Payment is easy and secure: We accept Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, and bank transfers, so you can enjoy your favourite rosé wines without any hassle.

Rosé Wine & Food

Summer Salads

Rose wines capture the freshness of summer, from tangy Greek village salads to hearty roasted vegetables and quinoa power bowls.

Seafood Selection

The acidity of rose wines cuts through rich seafood dishes like lobster bisque, grilled shrimp, or a simple plate of oysters with grace.

Barbecue Basics

The fruit-forward character of rose wines can handle the bold flavours of barbecue, from spicy ribs to charred corn on the cob.

Dessert Delight

Surprisingly, fruit tarts and other desserts can be delicious with the right rose wine.

Pairing rose wine is about balance, understanding the wine's flavour profile, and finding foods that either complement or contrast with it to enhance the dining experience.

How is Rosé Wine Served?

Serving rosé wine properly enhances its flavours and aromas. Ideally, still rosé wines should be served chilled, between 45°F and 55°F (7°C and 13°C). This can usually be achieved by refrigerating the bottle for two to three hours prior to serving or by placing the bottle in a bucket of ice and water for about 30 minutes before serving.

Sparkling rosés, such as rosé champagne or prosecco, are best served slightly cooler, about 5°C to 8°C (42°F to 46°F).

When pouring, use stemmed wine glasses. A tulip-shaped glass is ideal for a sparkling rosé, while a wider bowl is best for a still rosé.

For the best experience, rosé wine should be consumed within a few years of its vintage. Always store unopened bottles in a cool, dark place to preserve their quality.

Your Wine Questions Answered

Is rosé sweet or dry?

The sweetness of rosé wine can vary greatly. It depends on the winemaking process and the grapes used. Many people associate rosé with sweetness. However, rosé can range from very dry to sweet. The region and winemaking style greatly influence the sweetness of the final product.

What kind of wine is rosé?

Rosé is a type of wine that occupies the middle ground between red and white wines. It is made from red grapes, but the skins are in contact with the juice for only a short time, giving it a pink colour. This method produces a wine that combines some of the colour and characteristics of a red wine with the lighter quality of a white wine.

Why is rosé so cheap?

Rosé wine can be less expensive than many red or white wines, but this isn't always the case. The cost depends on several factors, including how the wine is made, the grape used, and where the wine comes from. Affordable rosés are often produced in large quantities using efficient, modern winemaking methods. This can keep prices down. However, there are also premium rosés whose prices reflect their higher quality and artisanal production methods.

Is rosé a good wine for beginners?

Yes, rosé wine is an excellent choice for beginners due to its generally approachable and versatile nature. They come in a wide range of styles, from dry to sweet, sparkling or still. There's probably a rosé to suit every palate. What's more, rosé wines are typically enjoyed young. There's no need to understand the complexities of aging. This accessibility makes it a perfect starting point for exploration into the diverse world of wine.