Weekly Feature: Rosé 2019

For our latest rosé release, we're spotlighting our latest line-up of fresh, quaffable, fruit-filled 2019 rosés from winemakers and terroirs stretching from Sancerre to Piedmont!
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    Rosé wine. Cahors, France. Organic. 100% Malbec. Lurid pink. Ripe cherry and raspberry aromas and flavors are sharpened by a suggestion of white pepper. Broad and fleshy in style, but lively as well, thanks to a core of juicy acidity. Finishes smooth and broad, featuring repeating red berry character and good cling. 10g/l residual sugar so it’s a touch sweet!

  • $15.00

    Rosé wine. Corbières, France. Organic. 50% Grenache Noir, 45% Cinsault, 5% Syrah. Ripe red berries and pungent flowers on the fragrant nose. Supple and open-knit, with solid punch and lift to its juicy raspberry and bitter orange pith flavors. Closes smooth and broad, with a hint of white pepper adding cut.

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    Rosé wine. Rhone Valley, France. Biodynamic. 50% Grenache, 40% Cinsault, 7% Mourvèdre, 3% Counoise. Ripe red berries, orange zest and a subtle floral quality on the fragrant nose. Broad, fleshy and dry, displaying good, spicy lift to the raspberry, cherry and blood orange flavors. Smoothly plays richness off delicacy and finishes with solid thrust and lingering red fruit character.

  • $25.00

    Rosé wine. Southern Rhône, France. Organic. 70% Cinsault, 15% Syrah, 15% Mourvèdre. From the lieu dit "La Moutte," this tiny production rosé is from mostly 45 year old Cinsault planted in 1970, and 10-15 year old Grenache and Syrah. Medium-bodied, supple and quaffable effort that gives up plenty of wet strawberry, cherry and underbrush-like aromas and flavors. It's well made and thoroughly enjoyable.

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    Rosé wine. Sancerre, Loire Valley, France. Sustainable. 100% Pinot Noir. "The 2019 Sancerre Rosé from the Reverdy family is a lovely salmon pink and delivers a very pretty bouquet of white cherries, a touch of tangerine, limestone minerality, a touch of watermelon and a topnote of citrus blossoms. On the palate the wine is bright, full-bodied, focused and rock solid at the core, with superb backend mineral drive, zesty acids and fine cut and grip on the long and complex finish. This is a really good Sancerre Rosé that will drink even better with a bit of bottle age. 2020-2030." — 91 Points, John Gilman, View From The Cellar #87 (May/June 2020)