Grenache is a rare breed of winemaking grape that is equally adored for its white grape variety (grenache blanc) and red grape variety (grenache noir). This highly versatile grape is a popular planting in many famous growing regions around the world, including Vieux Chateau du Roi in France and Campo de Borja in Spain.

The VineCo Grenache Rose features Australian grape juices that create a glorious Rose with flavors of red cherry and strawberry with a refreshing acidity. Medium-bodied and dry with no oak character and an alcohol content of 12% by volume.

VineCo Estate Series™ Wine Making Kit - Australian Grenache Rose

Name: VineCo Estate Series™ Wine Making Kit - Australian Grenache Rose
Brand: VineCo
SKU: WK934
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Grenache is a rare breed of winemaking grape that is equally adored for its white grape variety (grenache blanc) and red grape variety (grenache noir). This highly versatile grape is a popular planting in many famous growing regions around the world, including Vieux Chateau du Roi in France and Campo de Borja in Spain.

The VineCo Grenache Rose features Australian grape juices that create a glorious Rose with flavors of red cherry and strawberry with a refreshing acidity. Medium-bodied and dry with no oak character and an alcohol content of 12% by volume.

Grenache Rose, Australia

Red cherry, strawberry, refreshing acidity
Sweetness: Dry
Oak: None
Body: Medium
ABV: 12%
Kit Volume: 10 L
Approximate Yield: 23 L
Ready to bottle in 6 weeks

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