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Birichino

Vin Gris Grenache Blend Rosé

8.9193 ratings
8.947 pro ratings
California, USA
Grenache Blend
Beef, Onion, Pungent Cheese, Hard Cheese, Lamb, Mushrooms, Pasta, Tomato-Based, Salami & Prosciutto, Pork, Venison

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Top Notes For
John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

9.1

One of the best domestic rose’s.

One of the best domestic rose’s.

Oct 4th, 2023
John Howard

Harvest production at Hirsch and Cobb Wineries

9.1

Excellent and a dead ringer for a good Aix one.

Excellent and a dead ringer for a good Aix one.

Nov 6th, 2022
Ed Lehrman
8.7

Fair but fun

Fair but fun

Jul 27th, 2021
Chris Harvey
9.2

Monarch CSA wine 👌

Monarch CSA wine 👌

Aug 30th, 2020
Paco Suro
8.7

Saline qualities.

Saline qualities.

Jul 21st, 2019
Andrew Lohse
9.0

Secretly a total banger

Secretly a total banger

Mar 31st, 2019
Alison Story

TexaCali Ali - Owner of www.texacaliwine.com & Co-Owner of the upcoming www.smithstorywinecellars.com

9.7

seriously one of my top 3 domestic Pinks

seriously one of my top 3 domestic Pinks

3 people found it helpfulSep 15th, 2013
Chad Hinds
8.8

Salty berries

Salty berries

2 people found it helpfulJun 6th, 2013
Chris Harvey
9.0

Nice depth and complexity for a new world rosé. Stone fruit and mineral notes

Nice depth and complexity for a new world rosé. Stone fruit and mineral notes

1 person found it helpfulMay 19th, 2019
Ellen Clifford
9.0

Rosé sounds sexy Vin Gris sounds sexier and this Grenache/cinsault/Mourvèdre/vermentino IS. In bottle label, name and taste. It has the bright lightness of rosé from Provence with the silky body of a Bandol rosé and a hint of Tavel richness which is to say it is a conundrum and there is nothing sexier than happy confusion

Rosé sounds sexy Vin Gris sounds sexier and this Grenache/cinsault/Mourvèdre/vermentino IS. In bottle label, name and taste. It has the bright lightness of rosé from Provence with the silky body of a Bandol rosé and a hint of Tavel richness which is to say it is a conundrum and there is nothing sexier than happy confusion

1 person found it helpfulDec 4th, 2018