This French rose has an aromatic bouquet of summer fruits, cassis and redcurrant floral notes of rose along with hints of grapefruit. 

On the palate the impression is fresh and full, with great aromatic persistence and balance. The finish is fresh, offering notes of candy.

The bottle has a base in the shape of a rose, created by a young designer from the Ecole Boulle.  

Sexton pushes ripe citrus, green apple, nuttiness and a Parisian almond/marzipan character. It’s flinty too, minerals don’t escape, but the main gist is a wine of quiet power, depth, concentration and drive. Exceptional length, the finish is a starburst of flavour, then chalky and puckering. It opens up beautifully, indeed needs some time to reveal more and more, so you get a complex wine with incredible detail going on. Long term fans of the Giant Steps chardonnay world will recognise the pedigree here. It has it all.

Giesen's Estate Pinot Gris is an beautifully aromatic and vibrant white wine balanced with subtle elegance. A nose of poached pear along with notes of almond, dry spice and a whiff of vanilla. In the mouth the wine continues to please with tropical fruit tones and a textural brioche characteristic.

Giesen Spritz Rosé is a lightly sparkling, non-alcoholic rosé wine with a juicy and refreshing profile. It features notes of passionfruit, lime, and floral Riesling, balanced by hints of strawberry and rose petals from Syrah. It is described as being playful, bubbly, and easy to sip, with a clean, slightly off-dry finish.