This deep-pink rosé made with whole-cluster Grenache, Tempranillo, and Zinfandel grapes is absolutely dynamite!
Produced by Forlorn Hope, from the organically-farmed Rorick Heritage Vineyard in the Sierra Foothills of Calaveras County, CA.
It bursts onto the palate with juicy watermelon, hibiscus, white tea, raspberry, strawberries and cream, opening up to a textural mouthfeel, made fresh with bright acidity. It’s delicious.
Cheers to high-quality, small-batch producers that are carving a new path in California! — 10 months ago
Dry and lush — 3 years ago
Queen of Sicilian wine making delivers. — 5 months ago
Means “treasure of the Queen” — enjoyed at Wine Tasting with the Queens — 6 months ago
Napa Bordeaux blend - Black currant, violets, cherry, cedar and spice - plenty of fruit - likely peaking - opened up with some air — 6 months ago
Really impressed with this wine. This area of California’s landscape and proximity to the Pacific mimics that of Albariño’s home, Rias Biaxas. Salty, tropical, and mineral with good weight and balance. — 2 years ago
Joanne Yeung
Smooth, lightly fruity, not tart, not funky. One of the best orange wines I've had so far — 3 months ago