Bellingham Berry Bush Rose

The story of the Bellingham Berry Bush Rose goes back to the pioneers of the South African wine world. In 1951, the Podlashuk brothers not only created South Africa's first rosé, but it was also proudly rooted in the famed Bellingham estate. This remarkable rosé, Bellingham Berry Bush Rose, takes its name from the graceful berry bushes that flourish in Bellingham's majestic gardens. These gardens were the jewel in the crown of the founding brothers, and today, the Bellingham Berry Bush Rose garden remains a living tribute to their legacy.

Bellingham Berry Bush Rose: A Pinotage Masterpiece

The Bellingham Berry Bush Rosé is uniquely formulated with 100% Pinotage grapes. Pinotage, a quintessential South African varietal, was carefully selected for its natural affinity for creating rosé wines of exceptional quality. Each bunch that contributes to the Bellingham Berry Bush Rosé is hand-selected from vineyards dedicated to growing this exceptional grape. This meticulous approach ensures that only the finest grapes are given the honor of being part of the Bellingham Berry Bush Rosé. The delicate crushing process ensures that the juice takes on the perfect salmon-pink hue, a hallmark of the finest rosé wines.

The enchanting aromas of Bellingham Berry Bush Rose

When you pour the Bellingham Berry Bush Rosé into your glass, you're immediately greeted by a captivating salmon-pink display, a hue that might seem surprising for a South African rosé. The aroma is a sensory adventure in itself: vibrant notes of young red fruit, particularly raspberries and strawberries, caress the nose and promise a tasting experience that is nothing short of spectacular.

The seductive taste of Bellingham Berry Bush Rose

From the first sip, we're taken on a taste journey. The Bellingham Berry Bush Rose treats us to fresh and slightly dry flavors, perfectly balanced with the vibrant fruit notes we noted earlier in the aroma. Hints of raspberry and strawberry are prominent, resulting in a rosé that's both fruity and dry, and above all, utterly delicious. It's clear: the Bellingham Berry Bush Rose isn't just any rosé; it's a celebration of South African wine expertise.