Yering Station Village Rosé 2025 is a vibrant and beautifully composed expression of the Yarra Valley at its most energetic and fresh. Part of Yering Station’s classic Village family of wines, this rosé is built from six varieties — Sangiovese, Shiraz, Mourvèdre, Nebbiolo, Pinot Noir, and Cabernet Sauvignon — each contributing something distinct to a wine that is clean, seamless, and far more interesting than its easy-drinking nature might suggest. Awarded 93 points by both The Real Review and the Halliday Wine Companion, and described by the Newcastle Herald as simply “memorable”.
Appearance
Pale salmon pink with a light, bright coral clarity — inviting and elegant in the glass.
Aroma
Pink grapefruit, hibiscus, and watermelon lead a lifted and expressive bouquet, with rose petals, cream, and a chalky wet mineral edge adding complexity and refinement.
Palate
Energetic and brimming with pink citrus, tart berries, and crushed herbs. The fruit and acidity at the core are juicy and salivating, framed with al dente tannin and barrel ferment texture that sets this apart from the crowd. The finish is as fresh and fragrant as the start — pithy, dry, and thoroughly satisfying.
Pairs With
Grilled prawns, salmon tartare, soft-rind cheeses, charcuterie, and light summer salads. Equally at home as a long afternoon aperitivo or at the table.
Reviews
93 Points — Melissa Moore, The Real Review
93 Points — Philip Rich, Halliday Wine Companion
“Has that lovely creamy texture you want in a dry rosé, then finishes steely and savoury. Delicious rosé, and very smashable, as the young people say.”
— Melissa Moore, The Real Review
“Packs plenty of punch on the gently textured palate. Finishes pithy and dry. Ready to enjoy now.”
— Philip Rich, Halliday Wine Companion
“This is more than just an easy-drinking, sip-and-forget quaffer. Rose petal nose, then a soft, creamy, red-fruited palate of raspberry, Turkish Delight and a squeeze of cranberry. Savoury, tangy… just good summer sipping.”
— Rick Allen, Newcastle Herald
