Offline in Dobbs Ferry (Dale's House): Color has a little more orange/tawny than I’d expected, but still largely pink. Nose seems a little sweet with dark berry fruit. On the palate it is completely dry, but still lacks interest. Dale wonders if there is a bit of oak, but I can’t find it. Then again, one last absent-minded sip shows a hint of woody character in the back of the nose. Nothing objectively wrong with it, but where did the fun go? If I want a rosé from Bord grapes, I think I’ll stick to the Loire.
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8/1/2006 - phoogendijk wrote: 50 Points
Nothing "wrong" with it perse, it just didn't do it for me. Boring, bland, and a bit too acidic. I threw half the bottle away and opened a white.
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6/15/2005 - jrufusj wrote:
Offline in Dobbs Ferry (Dale's House): Color has a little more orange/tawny than I’d expected, but still largely pink. Nose seems a little sweet with dark berry fruit. On the palate it is completely dry, but still lacks interest. Dale wonders if there is a bit of oak, but I can’t find it. Then again, one last absent-minded sip shows a hint of woody character in the back of the nose. Nothing objectively wrong with it, but where did the fun go? If I want a rosé from Bord grapes, I think I’ll stick to the Loire.
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