170 cases produced
This couldn’t be more straightforward; harvest red grapes when they have crisp fresh flavours (but not under-ripe) and extract the juice with just a touch of colour; the faintly pink hue indicating fresh flavours of a young white wine with an extra dimension of red hues
and a hint of red berry flavours.Perfect for drinking now, this is the epitome of this increasingly popular dry style of Rose.
“My favourite afternoon tea wine” jokes Stephanie as she enjoys a glass whilst preparing chilli prawns and mussels provencale.
Tasting Notes
Like the vibrant, dry rosés of Provence, this is eminently drinkable and very satisfying.
Delicate, pretty, pale pink in the glass. Aromas of strawberries and red currants, a little musk and citrus notes. It’s bright, crisp, refreshing and delicious. Lingers long with its balanced acidity and delightful fruit character. Enjoy now to 2030.
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