Dry Creek Valley Grenache Mourvedre Rosé

Such a refreshing Rosé on a hot day here in Geyserville. From a previously unknown to me producer in Dry Creek. Organic, mostly dry farmed, and specializing in Mediterranean varieties. The inspiration for this Rosé is Bandol which I get but this reminded me more of Tavel. Regardless, both are complimentary.

Old 2005 vintage passed its time lost its fruitiness became earthy with no acidity. Drinkable but no enjoyable!! Sad!

So delicious, excellent with the pesto, goat cheese and chili flake in our pasta. Rich stonefruit and floral aromas. Full bodied, mineral, slightly smokey. Great structure had me craving some cured meat. As close to Bandol as you'll find outside of Bandol.

Love these complex rosés. Gets that blast of watermelon, cherry, and incredible acid and ends with a very well textured, savory and lengthy wine. Worth the $30+

Amazing rosé: very refreshing, almost slightly carbonate when first open. Light, dry, great compliment for a lovely summer evening

2012 Unti Rhone rosé - tasting wonderful, bright & vibrant

A perennial favorite. Fruit, texture, acid, and finish all clicking in sync. This is an attention-grabber. $28. 14.1% abv. (Well integrated!)

Solid start to finish. More savory than floral. Good acid and concentration. More American pinks should strive for this sort of depth.

Solid rosé. Electric, mouth-tingling acidity.

Everything I love about rose.