Rose’ only by DNA. It’s really a creamed white, flecks of rose gold. One of those wines that looks more watery than she is. Some textural viscosity, equal parts cream and acid.
Aromas of apple and fennel and white cherry and herbs. Flavors of orchard fruits - pear and apple nicely rounded out.
The Corsican wines I’ve explored lately remind me that really good stuff doesn’t need to shout. They can be complete, and that’s enough. — 3 years ago
Bright acidity and minerality merge on the palate harmoniously. More please! — 4 years ago
Subtle but enchanting wine. Crisp citrus aroma with a little anise and lavender. Delightfully lean on the palate, but with a nice under-ripe apricot finish. Really unique. — 8 years ago
I don't know about the "drinking pink clouds" marketing hoo-haa, but it's a damn fine and singular Rosé. Sweet but not cloying, tart but not biting. Just right tonight. — 8 years ago
Chip Habegger
Salt bomb. Some tropical fruit and very floral. Moderate-minus acidity. Acidity drops even further after it has been open and loses a bit of zing. But fresh it is quite solid. — 6 months ago