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A bargain in 2014 Rosés. Described by #kermitlynch as a 'fruitbomb,' nevertheless it is a well-balanced, delightfully fresh easy drinker, with a dry yet non-astringent lingering finish. In our blind tasting of 8 Rosés in the $20 and under group, our 10 tasters concurred that this was a close second if not tied for first.
A bargain in 2014 Rosés. Described by #kermitlynch as a 'fruitbomb,' nevertheless it is a well-balanced, delightfully fresh easy drinker, with a dry yet non-astringent lingering finish. In our blind tasting of 8 Rosés in the $20 and under group, our 10 tasters concurred that this was a close second if not tied for first.
Faint salmon hue, with a cherry-lime flavored sparkling water and white rose petal nose. Palate is dominated by tart, almost sour, cherries. Minerality is low, acidity is medium plus, & finishes a bit sharp. Considering Corbieres, and above average tannin for a rose, I am assuming it is comprised of Carignan, Grenache, and possibly Mourvèdre. Best with food, of course.
Faint salmon hue, with a cherry-lime flavored sparkling water and white rose petal nose. Palate is dominated by tart, almost sour, cherries. Minerality is low, acidity is medium plus, & finishes a bit sharp. Considering Corbieres, and above average tannin for a rose, I am assuming it is comprised of Carignan, Grenache, and possibly Mourvèdre. Best with food, of course.
Corbières, Languedoc, Languedoc Roussillon, France
