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Ghost Rock Zoe Sparkling Rosé 2023

Ghost Rock Zoe Sparkling Rosé 2023

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Enjoy the Ghost Rock Zoe Sparkling Rosé 2023, showcasing a delicate pale salmon hue. Its aroma invites you with ripe orchard fruits, pear, muddled strawberry, fresh cream, honey biscuit, and a touch of melon. On the palate, this wine feels fresh and lively, balanced by vibrant citrus acidity and a subtle sweetness, making it a delightful choice for any occasion.

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Tasting Notes

A lovely pale salmon colour with ripe orchard fruits on the nose, mixed with pear, muddled strawberry, fresh cream, honey biscuit, and a hint of melon! This wine has a fresh and lively palate with citrusy acidity, and a hint of sweetness to balance. 

Winemaking

About the Vineyard

Ghost Rock Wines was established by Cate and Colin Arnold in 2001 on a run-down property just East of Devonport, with only a handful of vines. Fast forward to 2015, Cate and Colin’s son Justin and his wife Alicia joined the business, taking on full ownership in 2017. Justin and Alicia run the operation together, responsible for the winemaking and running of the Cellar Door and Eatery respectively.

THE GHOST ROCK NAME
So the story goes.. there once was a hill just west of the Summerhill Park turnoff on the Port Sorell Main Road. There was a steep pinch where horses slowed and cyclists were obliged to dismount and walk. The hill received its name last century because of events claimed to have occurred around a large rock situated beside the road. Several versions of the name’s origin have appeared, perhaps each version being somewhat embellished. But the following is vouched for by elderly residents.

Mr. Lou Wilson was approaching the area on horseback about 1895 on the way to Northdown Post Office to post a letter to his lady love. From behind the rock appeared some white-clad ‘ghosts’ which caused him and his mount sufficient fright for him to abandon the errand and swiftly return home to Larooma. From then on it became a popular local larrikin prank to bait other riders approaching the locality.”

The rock has since been obliterated and the gradient reduced by road realignment in the 1950’s.

The name encompasses a sense of fun and regionality, keeping alive local history and infusing a sense of personality!

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West Coast

Wild wilderness, cool temperate rainforests, rugged mountains, wild rivers, and windswept coasts – This is the West Coast.

The smallest and newest wine making region in Tasmania. Home to a handful of wine producers making cool climate styles.

Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay and Riesling being the most common to the area.

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