No formal notes. A burnt brassy colour. It’s difficult to imagine a white wine with more flavour intensity than this skin contact Orange wine from Gravner. From memory apricot and mandarin peel, walnuts. Great palate length, low acid. Went well with a rich fish dish where I would normally have a light Pinot Noir. — 9 months ago
Yummy fizzy SL wines, not as plain/dry as some but would buy again. Mineral. — 3 years ago
@Severn Goodwin doesn’t know I lifted this from his cellar. Far too pricey for a Rose.
As different as the most considered typical Rose.
Splendid but, if you are expecting Bandol or new world, this is probably not for you.
I entitled this bottle shot, Roses for Rasado.
Notes of sherry, vermouth, rhubarb, concentrated British tea sack. Geraniums & pink Roses. Gravel powder, dry top soil, burnt, brown sugar, blood orange, underripe pink grapefruit, dry floral bouquet. Excellent, well balanced finished.
Crazy good change of pace.
Top photos from my 2015 visit. Great historical stop in Haro. — 3 years ago
browner colour, smells of burnt caramel, apricots, amber honey - very syrup-y. not as sweet as the other port. tastes like raisins, maple syrup-esque. tastes similar to the maple syrup taffy/lollipops. not as fruity as the other port. after chocolate the flavours are softened and honestly not as sweet — a month ago
Jonathan Wall
Eye popping goodness! Perfect balance. Well made. — an hour ago