Many
Texas wine fans have probably noticed Reddy Vineyards as the source fruit for a
few Texas wineries. The 3305 feet
elevation and quality soil has been yielding some fabulous fruit for the Texas
wine industry. This dry Rosé is one of their own wines produced by the vineyard. It is a blend of 73% Cinsault, 19% Mourvèdre,
and 8% Merlot. This pours beautifully
with a touch of herbal notes on the nose. After taking a sip or two, you will discern grapefruit
with a bit of raspberry followed by some strawberries. This Gold Medal winner
of the Lone Star International Wine Competition has a medium finish to round
things out. Add this beauty to your arsenal
of summer sippers. It will sure help take the edge off the blistering summer
heat. Cheers!
No comments:
Post a Comment