Produced from pinot noir. A satisfying, well-balanced rosé that flexes both the prettiness of red fruits in strawberry, cranberry and wild raspberry, but also a pleasing scattering of wild herbs and woody spice. It does this all in a lightweight, dry and savoury mode, and the uptick is excellent drinking and an amazing price. 92 Points.

Mike Bennie, March 2025

A wine that is at odds with its generous alcohol. It's medium- to full-bodied with a freshness contributed by its relatively open weave. The bouquet, too, is part of that freshness. Above all else, it is the variety speaking loud and clear in a vintage to be remembered for years to come. JH 14.8% alc.

James Halliday

A bright and likeable savvy b that ticks lots of boxes. Passionfruit meets gooseberry with cut grass going on. Yes. Juicy and yet the flavours extend well and finish dry. Sure thing. Easy drinking. Yep. It's not reinventing the wheel but it hits value smack-bang in the middle.

Mike Bennie January 2025

NEW LABELS GIVE THE MIKE PRESS WINES A FRESH LOOK.

The team at Mike Press Wines are loving the new look given to our Adelaide Hills single vineyard wines. The refreshed branding has been created by Brady & Co designs, along with our bottle shape updated to the classic Burgundy style.

“Every year, tasting the new releases of Mike Press Wines fills me with a sense of wonder: how is it possible that such beautifully made wines should have such impossibly low prices? It’s been the case for so long, I eventually took the decision to give the winery five stars every year regardless of the points. No other winery has achieved that acknowledgment.” – James Halliday

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