Tablas Creek 2013 Patelin de Tablas Grenache-Mourvèdre-Counoise Rosé (Paso Robles)

So pale that it's almost yellow in color, this Rhône-based, Provence-inspired blend of 73% Grenache, 22% Mourvèdre, and 5% Counoise from seven distinct vineyards throughout the Paso Robles region hits the nose with lime, rain on concrete, and a nuttiness of almond. On the palate, it's very soft, though a tad tart, with more citrus and minerality emerging on the finish. Matt Kettmann

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  • Alcohol
    14.1%
  • Bottle Size
    750 ml
  • Category
    Rose
  • Date Published
    7/1/2014
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