Château d'Esclans
The Palm By Whispering Angel Côtes de Provence Grenache Blend Rosé
Côtes de Provence, Provence, France
An expressive Rose’. Wild raspberry and melon aromas and flavors. Touch of white pepper spice. Good acidity. Pretty well integrated. Crisp.
An expressive Rose’. Wild raspberry and melon aromas and flavors. Touch of white pepper spice. Good acidity. Pretty well integrated. Crisp.
1 person found it helpfulApr 12th, 2021
Great rose to accompany a beach sunset. Peach/ light pink color, strawberry, peach, melon and acid.
Great rose to accompany a beach sunset. Peach/ light pink color, strawberry, peach, melon and acid.
1 person found it helpfulSep 24th, 2020
Great wine to enjoy great weather
Great wine to enjoy great weather
May 21st, 2021
Got me feeling like I’m at the Palm with Allen. Mediocre swill, but it’s interesting that America’s fave rosé needs a lower tier label. This is yer Bud Heavy to Whispering Angel’s Michelob. Chuck Shaw would fare well in a blind tasting with this.
Got me feeling like I’m at the Palm with Allen. Mediocre swill, but it’s interesting that America’s fave rosé needs a lower tier label. This is yer Bud Heavy to Whispering Angel’s Michelob. Chuck Shaw would fare well in a blind tasting with this.
Jul 11th, 2020I post most of my reviews saying I'm enjoying the wine at the park across the street. The truth is, this is the first time enjoying a bottle of wine in the park itself. This palm tree themed wine seemed appropriate though in our climate, palm trees are nowhere to be found. This one's got vacation - or at least lunchtime - written all over it. I'd describe it as prickly like a cactus which is the fun here. This one's no lightweight and the sweetness is very restrained. Not a chicky wine by any stretch. Dare I say there's power in this rosé? A great choice for lunchtime in the park!
I post most of my reviews saying I'm enjoying the wine at the park across the street. The truth is, this is the first time enjoying a bottle of wine in the park itself. This palm tree themed wine seemed appropriate though in our climate, palm trees are nowhere to be found. This one's got vacation - or at least lunchtime - written all over it. I'd describe it as prickly like a cactus which is the fun here. This one's no lightweight and the sweetness is very restrained. Not a chicky wine by any stretch. Dare I say there's power in this rosé? A great choice for lunchtime in the park!
Jun 10th, 2020Daniel Nolan had this 3 years ago
Daniel Nolan had this 3 years ago
Aug 22nd, 2021
