Fun & fruity.
A bit more ripe fruit and body than expected in a classic Provence rosé, but I like it. Madame Gavoty blends in a few hours saignee rosé with direct press. Raspberry, strawberry, cherry, garrigue, wet limestone on the nose. Red fruits, orange zest, sour peach candy on the palate. Mineral sneaks back in on the finish. — 10 days ago
Preston Farm & Winery Cinsaut 2018: Medium-bodied. Great balance. Light tannins. Light acidity. Pomegranate. Strawberry. Cranberry. Spice. Earth. Soft oak. Dried fruit finish. A delicious, easy-drinking, single-varietal selection if you are looking for an alternative to Pinot Noir or Cabernet Sauvignon. What a beautifully crafted wine. Cheers🍷 — 15 days ago
Provence Rose’ Blend of Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah. Pale pink color. Aromas and flavors of strawberry, red currant, orange zest, dried flowers. Hint of pepper spice on the finish. Extremely light bodied with very bright acidity. Fresh and lively. Totally thirst quenching. Thanks for sharing, Chris B. — 8 days ago
Stewed fruit and red candy. Nice spicy notes. A dusty violet smell. Cherries. Also some cocoa, black licorice and woody tannins on the finish. Elegant overall, this shows an expressive, not overly modern approach. While I find myself wishing it was a touch less ripe and sweet, that is the style I suppose. — 5 days ago
Silly label, but this is my favorite thing to drink this summer. So well balanced, refreshing, and pairs super well with just about any food. — 2 days ago
yummy and tart — 4 days ago
Jay Kline

Popped and poured; no formal notes. This vineyard was planted in 1886. Bright cherry and bruised strawberry fruits with some orange curaçao, espresso a light kiss of spices. Overall, there’s an impression of freshness that’s super attractive. Forget what you think you know about Lodi; wines like this flip the script. A lovely accompaniment with burgers on a summer night. Only 5 barrels produced. — 17 days ago