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Unexpectedly tasty. I wouldn't buy and hold it. I would buy and drink it. Decanting will certainly help. Paired it with a spicy (paprika,pepper,salt,mustard) dry rubbed steak and a chimichurri dry rubbed steak. Worked well. Will buy again provided price is right.
Unexpectedly tasty. I wouldn't buy and hold it. I would buy and drink it. Decanting will certainly help. Paired it with a spicy (paprika,pepper,salt,mustard) dry rubbed steak and a chimichurri dry rubbed steak. Worked well. Will buy again provided price is right.
Yes, the alcohol reveals itself a tad on both nose and palate but that doesn't distract entirely from the clean fruit and fresh lingering acid. It will be interesting to see where this is in a few years. Pretty but young and a bit akimbo. Here's hoping for the mature days ahead.
Yes, the alcohol reveals itself a tad on both nose and palate but that doesn't distract entirely from the clean fruit and fresh lingering acid. It will be interesting to see where this is in a few years. Pretty but young and a bit akimbo. Here's hoping for the mature days ahead.
I'm surprised at the relatively low ratings for this rosé of Grenache - in a blind tasting I would have pegged this as what it is but from Montsant or even Priorat. This firms up my belief that Wine People are scared to say they love rosé unless it's from Provence or Bandol. But I'm not shy about it. Distinctly Grenache fruit and acid and limestone, Fresh and vibrant but also has depth in the minerality. Perfect finish, so drinkable. For @Dave while listening to the Ramones Road to Ruin album
I'm surprised at the relatively low ratings for this rosé of Grenache - in a blind tasting I would have pegged this as what it is but from Montsant or even Priorat. This firms up my belief that Wine People are scared to say they love rosé unless it's from Provence or Bandol. But I'm not shy about it. Distinctly Grenache fruit and acid and limestone, Fresh and vibrant but also has depth in the minerality. Perfect finish, so drinkable. For @Dave while listening to the Ramones Road to Ruin album
Mendocino, North Coast, California, USA
