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Shocked by how much I enjoyed this D'Esclans Rosé. Peachy pink color with a peachy pear nose. Some slate-y minerality, high acid. Very delicate, slight finish. A fruit forward Provence rosé. Very drinkable on a bright and breezy spring day.
Shocked by how much I enjoyed this D'Esclans Rosé. Peachy pink color with a peachy pear nose. Some slate-y minerality, high acid. Very delicate, slight finish. A fruit forward Provence rosé. Very drinkable on a bright and breezy spring day.
My local supermarket wine steward recommended this second label Rosé for its dryness. Pinkish and golden yellow. Faintly white floral nose. In the mouth - Peach skin, then grape and white peach, then a peach and lemon fruit finish. Reminded me of the fruit cocktail I ate as a kid (but the French kids always ate better at school than we did; life ain’t fair). Is it dry? Yes it mostly is, but more acid and dryish than dry. But not to call this fruit-forward would be ridiculous... A mineral touch in the finish as well
My local supermarket wine steward recommended this second label Rosé for its dryness. Pinkish and golden yellow. Faintly white floral nose. In the mouth - Peach skin, then grape and white peach, then a peach and lemon fruit finish. Reminded me of the fruit cocktail I ate as a kid (but the French kids always ate better at school than we did; life ain’t fair). Is it dry? Yes it mostly is, but more acid and dryish than dry. But not to call this fruit-forward would be ridiculous... A mineral touch in the finish as well
A cotes de Provence rosé with a blend of Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah grapes. A lovely encapsulation of summer sipping with a pale salmon colour, crisp acidity and fresh fruity notes of tangerine, pomegranate and some crushed rocks.
A cotes de Provence rosé with a blend of Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah grapes. A lovely encapsulation of summer sipping with a pale salmon colour, crisp acidity and fresh fruity notes of tangerine, pomegranate and some crushed rocks.
Côtes de Provence, Provence, France
