Brownish colour with a red core. Nose is dominated by sticky herbs and resin. Absinth wormwood, ground rosé pepper, Campari, sage and pine cones. Very light body, high acidity, no tannins and a severe lack of intensity, tastes diluted. Nah, no fun. Some extra points for the rather interesting and unique nose. Maybe a bad bottle.
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Developing nose with medium(+) intensity. Earthy profile with bruised strawberry, dark cherry, bitter orange, grounded black pepper, baking spice, wormwood, fresh herbs and forest floor. Quite intriguing nose.
Medium bodied with medium(+) acidity and hardly noticeable tannins. Juicy and fresh on the palate. Medium intensity with same earthy profile. Medium finish.
Uncomplicated and juicy wine with kind of fun aroma profile. Not a rosé(?!) for everybody. Drink now.
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Very pale garnet rosé with light bricking. Ripe strawberries and sweet liquorice dominate the nose, assisted by herbs, meaty mineral and spice. Rich in flavour, quite dense and full-bodied for a rosé at 12,5% ABV, the acidity somewhat embedded at this stage. Just as expected from a TLZ wine, quality is outstanding, but the big issue here is the obvious malolactic fudge/caramel flavour (think German oaked Spätburgunder) which makes the taste slightly sweet and cloying. The Karmin 4 had none of this, and it isn't likely to go away with age either. A stylistic problem that finally makes us pass on buying more. First bummer from the otherwise brilliant Strohmeier.
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7/22/2016 - Lilja wrote: 84 Points
Brownish colour with a red core. Nose is dominated by sticky herbs and resin. Absinth wormwood, ground rosé pepper, Campari, sage and pine cones. Very light body, high acidity, no tannins and a severe lack of intensity, tastes diluted. Nah, no fun. Some extra points for the rather interesting and unique nose. Maybe a bad bottle.
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7/19/2016 - karl.1480 wrote: 87 Points
Hazy, pale intensity, tawny-ish color.
Developing nose with medium(+) intensity. Earthy profile with bruised strawberry, dark cherry, bitter orange, grounded black pepper, baking spice, wormwood, fresh herbs and forest floor. Quite intriguing nose.
Medium bodied with medium(+) acidity and hardly noticeable tannins. Juicy and fresh on the palate. Medium intensity with same earthy profile. Medium finish.
Uncomplicated and juicy wine with kind of fun aroma profile. Not a rosé(?!) for everybody. Drink now.
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7/19/2016 - appel54 wrote: 83 Points
Orange färg, väldigt tunnt
Det första som träffar näsan är curry, malört och kanel. Vissa glöggtoner, grabefrukt och en del kåda
Hög syra, relativt platt i munnen. ingen vidare längd.
Ett ganska trist vin med en märklig doft där första intrycket förstör mycket av helhetsbilden av vinet
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5/23/2015 - Finare Vinare wrote: 90 Points
Very pale garnet rosé with light bricking. Ripe strawberries and sweet liquorice dominate the nose, assisted by herbs, meaty mineral and spice. Rich in flavour, quite dense and full-bodied for a rosé at 12,5% ABV, the acidity somewhat embedded at this stage. Just as expected from a TLZ wine, quality is outstanding, but the big issue here is the obvious malolactic fudge/caramel flavour (think German oaked Spätburgunder) which makes the taste slightly sweet and cloying. The Karmin 4 had none of this, and it isn't likely to go away with age either. A stylistic problem that finally makes us pass on buying more. First bummer from the otherwise brilliant Strohmeier.
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