Tohu, New Zealand’s first Māori-owned wine company, is a true expression of heritage, culture, and excellence. The name “Tohu” means “signature,” and the koru symbol on the label represents growth, life, and the natural world, reflecting the brand’s deep respect for whenua (land) and tikanga (traditions). Every bottle embodies Tohu’s commitment to respect, mana, and exceptional winemaking.
Smells: Crisp aromas of pink apples, crushed cranberry, and delicate hints of watermelon greet the nose, offering a refreshing and vibrant first impression.
Tastes: In the glass, this Rosé showcases a luminous pale salmon pink hue. On the palate, vibrant notes of fresh melon and citrus are beautifully balanced with the subtle flavors of crab apple and quince. The wine is finely structured with soft phenolics and a deliciously dry finish. It’s a lively and fresh Rosé, offering a luscious and persistent finish that pairs effortlessly with summer fare—whether it’s salad, cheese, or salmon. For the best experience, serve chilled at 6-8°C.
Tohu Rosé: a perfect expression of Aotearoa in every sip.