See Saw Rosecco 2026: Tasting Notes

WINE STYLE → Spritzy & Playful

See Saw Rosecco 2026 brings together organic Glera and Pinot Noir in a pretty pink sparkling built around freshness, fruit and lively bubbles. Strawberry and raspberry meet red apple, green pear and citrus, with crunchy orchard fruit giving the palate plenty of energy. Around 16 g/L of residual sugar adds a gentle fruitiness, but Orange’s cool-climate acidity keeps everything bright and refreshing rather than overtly sweet. At just 11% alcohol, it is light on its feet and very easy to bring to a picnic, long lunch or aperitivo hour.

Highlights

• Certified organic and vegan suitable
• Crafted by See Saw Wines — one of Orange’s leading family-owned organic producers
• Strawberry, red apple, raspberry, citrus and lively bubbles
• Estate-grown fruit from See Saw’s high-altitude Orange vineyards
• Glera and Pinot Noir combine crisp orchard fruit with pretty red-berry character
• 11.0% ABV

Tasting Notes

A delicate blush-pink sparkling with bright strawberry and raspberry aromas over red apple, green pear and a lemon-sherbet citrus lift. The palate follows with crunchy apple and juicy red berries, carried by lively bubbles and crisp cool-climate acidity. A gentle touch of residual sweetness rounds the fruit without weighing it down, leaving the finish fresh, energetic and softly off-dry. Light-bodied and aromatic, with no oak influence and virtually no tannin.

Winemaking

Rosecco brings together organically grown Glera and Pinot Noir, with the Pinot Noir supplying the delicate pink colour and fresh red-fruit character. See Saw’s established method for the style uses cool fermentation in stainless steel to preserve the fruit’s delicate aromatics, with a neutral sparkling yeast and no oak. The sparkling is kept in stainless steel before bottling, preserving its strawberry, apple and citrus brightness and clean, youthful personality.

Vineyard & Vintage

Fruit for the Balance range comes from See Saw’s certified organic estate vineyards across Orange, NSW, where sites range from around 700 to 900 metres elevation. The region’s cool nights and elevated growing conditions help retain the natural acidity that is especially important in sparkling wine. Glera supplies orchard fruit, citrus and freshness, while Pinot Noir introduces the pale blush colour and red-berry character that defines Rosecco.

Why We Love It

This is sparkling with enough personality to be more interesting than a simple party fizz, while remaining wonderfully uncomplicated to drink. Strawberry and crunchy apple give it immediate appeal, Pinot Noir brings a pretty berry dimension, and the brisk acidity stops the gentle sweetness becoming cloying. At 11% alcohol, it is also a lovely option when you want something celebratory and refreshing without too much weight.

Food Pairing

The combination of bubbles, bright acidity, red fruit and a touch of sweetness makes Rosecco particularly good with salty appetisers, chilli, fresh herbs and lightly creamy dishes. It also works beautifully with fruit-driven salads and relaxed grazing plates.

Try matching this wine with →

• Chilli prawn rice paper rolls — Find a Recipe
• Crispy halloumi with watermelon and mint — Find a Recipe
• Prosciutto, peach and burrata salad — Find a Recipe

Mood or occasion to match this wine…

A sunny-afternoon bottle: picnics, birthday lunches, balcony drinks and that first glass while everyone else is still deciding what to order. Pretty enough for a celebration, relaxed enough for Tuesday.

Cellaring

Rosecco is all about fresh fruit and lively bubbles, so enjoy it young rather than putting it away for years. Drink now or within around two years for the brightest strawberry, apple and citrus character. Once opened, reseal with a sparkling-wine stopper, refrigerate and enjoy within one to two days.

Producer

See Saw Wine is a family-owned producer based in Orange, NSW, run by Pip and Justin Jarrett and their family. They farm around 140 hectares of certified organic vineyard across three high-altitude sites at approximately 700, 800 and 900 metres, with all fruit estate grown. Organic farming has been central to the business for years, alongside cover crops, sheep grazing, biodiversity plantings, renewable energy and soil-carbon programs. Winemaker Monica Gray leads the winery team, with the Balance range focused on fruit-forward, food-friendly wines designed to show the freshness and purity of Orange’s cool-climate vineyards.

Related Wines To Try →

If Rosecco hits the spot, explore these fresh sparkling styles with similarly bright fruit and easy celebratory energy:

• Crisper and more citrus-driven, with green apple and honeydew — See Saw Organic Prosecco
• Juicy watermelon and strawberry with soft fizz and no added preservatives — Pink Fizz No Preservatives
• Classic Italian organic Prosecco with golden apple and white peach — Pizzolato Organic Prosecco DOC Brut

FAQ

What does See Saw Rosecco 2026 taste like?

Expect strawberry, raspberry and crunchy red apple with green pear and a little citrus sherbet underneath. The bubbles are lively and refreshing, while the finish is gently fruity and softly off-dry rather than austere.

Is Rosecco sweet or dry?

The current 2026 specification lists approximately 16 g/L residual sugar, so it sits in a gently off-dry to medium-sweet range analytically. Bright Orange acidity and sparkling bubbles make it taste fresher and less sweet than that number alone might suggest.

How light-bodied and acidic is this sparkling wine?

It is light-bodied with virtually no tannin and bright, refreshing acidity. Glera gives the wine its crisp orchard-fruit backbone, while Pinot Noir adds softer berry fruit and colour.

How should I serve See Saw Rosecco?

Serve well chilled at around 6–8°C. A tulip-shaped sparkling glass keeps the bubbles lively while giving the strawberry, apple and floral aromas more room than a very narrow flute.

Does Rosecco need decanting?

No. Open it cold and pour it straight away so you keep as much of the lively fizz as possible.

Does this wine contain preservatives or sulphites?

This is certified organic wine but it is not sold as No Added Preservative. It contains sulphites at the lower levels permitted for certified organic wine, as well as the small amounts that may occur naturally during fermentation.

Is See Saw Rosecco 2026 vegan friendly?

Yes. The wine is listed as vegan suitable as well as certified organic, making it an easy sparkling option for a mixed gathering.

What food goes best with Rosecco?

Try prawns, sushi, chilli-spiked rice paper rolls, prosciutto, creamy cheeses or fruit-forward salads. For a vegetarian match, halloumi with watermelon and mint is excellent because the salty cheese and fresh fruit echo the wine’s sweet-savoury balance.

Can I cellar See Saw Rosecco?

It is made to be enjoyed young, while its strawberry, apple and citrus flavours are at their freshest and the bubbles are lively. Drink now or within about two years under cool, stable storage conditions.

Who will love this wine?

Rosecco suits anyone who likes Prosecco but wants a little more strawberry and raspberry character. If sparkling rosé, Moscato-style freshness or fruity aperitif wines appeal to you, this delivers that joyful style with more crispness than sweetness.

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