Domaine de la Mordorée 2019 La Dame Rousse Rosé (Côtes du Rhône)
Editors' Choice
This intensely plummy, black-fruited rosé offers a fantastic, well-priced alternative to this producer's increasingly expensive flagship Tavel. A full-bodied, voluminous blend of Grenache, Syrah and Cinsault, it's luminous and concentrated but freshly balanced by strikes of cut stone and salt. Drink now through 2021. Anna Lee C. Iijima
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Price$24,Buy Now
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DesignationLa Dame Rousse
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Alcohol14%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryRose
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ImporterKysela Père et Fils
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Date Published9/1/2020
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