Bacco Estate, Rosé 2025
Baccō was founded out of a love and appreciation for the elegance and opulence of Italy’s Super Tuscan producers. Their aim is to produce premium quality wines that offer an experiential brand of luxury to lovers of South African wine.
The Baccō Rosé 2025 is an elegant and complex rosé crafted from carefully selected vineyard parcels, specifically managed for rosé production. Hand picked and then hand sorted, at both a bunch and berry level, before a couple of hours of skin contact to extract the perfect colour. After pressing, the juice is racked to neutral French oak barrels for fermentation and 5 months of maturation – each component is fermented and matured separately before blending. This blend of Malbec (48%), Syrah (19%), Sangiovese (18%), and Vermentino (15%) delivers freshness, structure, and aromatic depth in perfect harmony.
The light salmon with rose gold hue of this wine makes a beautiful first impression ahead of enticing strawberry, nectarine, ruby grapefruit and rose water aromas. On the palate, watermelon, cranberry, ruby grapefruit and peach abound, with a hint of creamy spice on the finish plus a vibrant acidity.
£19.75
Paarl
Malbec, Rose
Bone-drySweet
Description
Winemaking at Baccō is an art merging tradition and innovation. Selected vineyard pockets of four varieties are carefully managed to craft a fresh yet complex rosé in a classical, elegant style.
IN THE VINEYARD
The vineyard block sections used for the Baccō Rosé are specifically managed for rosé production, and each component provides a critical dimension. The Malbec (block 4, 1.5 ha) vines are allowed to bear slightly more fruit than the blocks allocated to red wine, to add a fresh juiciness. The Sangiovese (block 10) undergoes green harvesting to
ensure optimal balance and these grapes lend bright acidity to the blend. The vigorous Vermentino (block 8, bottom section) gives fragrant, large berries while also retaining a lively acidity. And finally, for the 2025 Baccō Rosé, we decided to add a Syrah fraction to enhance the complexity of the wine.
IN THE CELLAR
The different components of the rosé are vinified separately and blended before bottling. For the Malbec, limiting the skin contact is critical, as this variety gives colour very easily. For the Sangiovese, like the Malbec, the juice is allowed to settle for 48 hours before being racked into neutral 300-litre French oak barrels where the juice will undergo alcoholic fermentation. The free-run and press fractions are fermented separately. The wine then spends 5 months on its lees before blending and bottling. The Vermentino receives skin contact of 8 hours before draining and pressing. After settling, the clean juice is racked into neutral 300-litre French oak barrels to undergo alcoholic fermentation. The Syrah is prepared according to the Saignée method, which involves the drawing or ‘bleeding’ off of a juice fraction during early fermentation. Once the juice has been saignéed, it undergoes the same protocol as the other rosé fractions.
IN THE BOTTLE
The light salmon with rose gold hue of this wine makes a beautiful first impression ahead of enticing strawberry, nectarine, ruby grapefruit and rose water aromas. On the palate, watermelon, cranberry, ruby grapefruit and peach abound, with a hint of creamy spice on the finish plus a vibrant acidity. This refreshing medium-bodied wine is
sensational with salmon gravalax, Thai coconut curry, grapefruit and fennel salad, as well as roast chicken with tarragon.
BLEND
48% MALBEC, 19% SYRAH, 18% SANGIOVESE, 15% VERMENTINO
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Alc: 12.33% | pH: 3.41 | TA: 5.44g/l | RS: 2.76g/l
Additional information
| Alcohol vol | 12.3% |
|---|---|
| Grape | Malbec, Rose |
| Vintage | 2025 |
| Wine Farm | |
| Origin | Paarl |
A delightful choice on its own or paired with salmon gravlax, Thai coconut curry, fresh summer salads, or roast chicken.




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