Rose et. al. on the deck (Robt/Cheryl) . This was a pleasant start to a warm evening. Light yet vibrant, nice peach notes with other fruit (red apple?) some suggested watermellon. Expensive as Rose's go, and second to Whispering Angel, in mho. Which is less $$
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Rose and Such (Robert and Cheryl's house): Drank a small glass alongside some other Rose wines. Watermelon and pepper stand out on the lively palate. This was a slightly bold, enjoyable Rose.
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An Evening on the Patio (Robert & Cheryl's): Pale salmon color. Drank 1 glass in a flight of 3 Provencal roses. Grenache 65%, Syrah 35%, Cinsault 5%. Not a bargain priced rose, but one where you feel like you got what you paid for - an elegantly styled, classic wine with finesse and subtlety. citrus, peach, watermelon, mineral, elegant and vibrant. Bright on the nose and balanced on the palate. Wine of the flight.
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10/8/2017 - kostaslonis wrote: 89 Points
Aiolos Tasting (Intercontinental Hotel): Slighly reductive nose, ripe red cherry, floral, med body, palate light fruit, rich, mineral, balancing acidity
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7/18/2017 - robertgf wrote: 91 Points
Rose et. al. on the deck (Robt/Cheryl) . This was a pleasant start to a warm evening. Light yet vibrant, nice peach notes with other fruit (red apple?) some suggested watermellon. Expensive as Rose's go, and second to Whispering Angel, in mho. Which is less $$
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7/11/2017 - galewskj wrote: 90 Points
Rose and Such (Robert and Cheryl's house): Drank a small glass alongside some other Rose wines. Watermelon and pepper stand out on the lively palate. This was a slightly bold, enjoyable Rose.
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7/8/2017 - rocknroller wrote: 90 Points
An Evening on the Patio (Robert & Cheryl's): Pale salmon color. Drank 1 glass in a flight of 3 Provencal roses. Grenache 65%, Syrah 35%, Cinsault 5%. Not a bargain priced rose, but one where you feel like you got what you paid for - an elegantly styled, classic wine with finesse and subtlety. citrus, peach, watermelon, mineral, elegant and vibrant. Bright on the nose and balanced on the palate. Wine of the flight.
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