Label
-
Reveal
The Rosenthal vineyard was originally planted by Gerald and Marjorie Richings on the rich, loamy soils of their Springfield Park cattle stud. The Richings range is named in honour of the Richings family who remain an integral part of the Springfield Park operations today. Our Richings wines are made with only our most premium fruit, and are only made in years when we consider that fruit to be outstanding. -
Marker
Originating in France, the practice of planting Roses at the end of vines was common. The reason being, that Grape vines and Rose leaves are both prone to the same powdery mildew. As Roses are more susceptible than the grape vines, the mark of any mildew on its leaves was an early warning to viticulturists that disease is in the vineyard. While modern science has meant that disease can now be picked up much more quickly, Rosenthal’s “The Marker” pays homage to this quaint tradition. -
Finder
The origins of the name Rosenthal mean a “person who came from an area where there was a valley of Roses”. Rosenthal is an affluent area in Germany, known for its beautiful gardens, with its coat of arms displaying a wheel surrounded by roses. Thus “Garten”, refers to a Garden of Roses. With strong symbolic ties to the Rose, our Garten label reflects these historical ties to this beautiful flora. -
Collector
The Collector Range represents the premium tier of Rosenthal Wines single varietals. There is no compromise to excellence in any aspect of the winemaking process, from the vine to the bottle. Fruit has been sourced from the best vineyards in the Great Southern.
