This
Provence-style Rosé seems to hit the right marks for a Rosé tasting experience.
Being a 2017 Texas wine, just adds that extra “plus” to it. This vintage is a
blend of Carignan, Tempranillo, Mourvèdre, Counoiuse, Malbec, and Petit Verdot.
A lovely bouquet of lavender notes will initially greet you followed by the aroma
of pears. Flavors of strawberries are prominent on the palate followed by bit
of pomegranate. It has a lovely clean finish with a satisfying “ahhh” at the
end. You really cannot go wrong with this nice dry Rosé. As a bonus, this was a
special 25th year vintage too. A truly delightful bottle. Cheers!
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