Rosé has traditionally been a rarity in the valley, with this one coming from a vineyard at 1,700-feet elevation—high the by the valley's current standards. An inaugural release, this Grenache-Counoise rosé is so lightly colored most might think it a white wine, but it catches the eye. Pleasing aromas of strawberry and sour cherry lead to a sleek, flavorful, acid-driven palate. It's a bullseye.
Rosé has traditionally been a rarity in the valley, with this one coming from a vineyard at 1,700-feet elevation—high the by the valley's current standards. An inaugural release, this Grenache-Counoise rosé is so lightly colored most might think it a white wine, but it catches the eye. Pleasing aromas of strawberry and sour cherry lead to a sleek, flavorful, acid-driven palate. It's a bullseye.
Rosé has traditionally been a rarity in the valley, with this one coming from a vineyard at 1,700-feet elevation—high the by the valley's current standards. An inaugural release, this Grenache-Counoise rosé is so lightly colored most might think it a white wine, but it catches the eye. Pleasing aromas of strawberry and sour cherry lead to a sleek, flavorful, acid-driven palate. It's a bullseye.
Rosé has traditionally been a rarity in the valley, with this one coming from a vineyard at 1,700-feet elevation—high the by the valley's current standards. An inaugural release, this Grenache-Counoise rosé is so lightly colored most might think it a white wine, but it catches the eye. Pleasing aromas of strawberry and sour cherry lead to a sleek, flavorful, acid-driven palate. It's a bullseye.