• Julius Squeezer wrote: 91 points

    August 2, 2011 - I can't believe I am giving 90+ points to a rose but this one deserves it. What a wonderfully complex rose, floral and beautifully textured. Watermelon, strawberry, and cork husk come rushing through backed by a sturdy backbone and a strong finish. Has a wonderful Muscadet like mouthfeel and aroma..

    A stunner.

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  • ikileo wrote:

    October 22, 2010 - Popped and sat in a ice bath for half an hour, drank over an hour.
    Tasted again 24 hours later:

    Nose:
    Bright refreshing red fruits such as strawberries, but also white fruit such as guava. A hint of citrus and floral notes
    24 hrs later: Still had that vibrant freshness of red fruit but now some kiwi, sweaty sock and stony profiles

    Taste:
    A crisp, light but complex Rose. Cherries and pears with still a nice touch of citrus on the palate. Good dose of acid and balance. Very bright and delicious dry Rose.
    24 hrs later: felt it was even better 24 hours later as the flavours got deeper with hints of rose syrup (bandung) and a wonderful minerality came out as well. There was a spicy note at the mid-palate which was delightful and crushed rock finish had a good length to it.

    Very good rose for the price and would definitely buy again.

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  • Avid Wino wrote: 92 points

    September 24, 2010 - Summer berries, dry finish, delicious!

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  • Fur in the glass wrote:

    June 2, 2010 - Rose or watermelon colored, restrained citrus on the nose and watermelon notes, rose hips, oranges in the mouth with a warm finish. First rose I've had in a long while and it was nice and light without being insubstantial.

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  • Mic Mac wrote: 94 points

    December 24, 2009 - Great Rose. For drinking not for thinking!

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  • fairnymph wrote: 90 points

    December 20, 2009 - Deep peachy-pink coral colour. Crisp nose of ripe red raspberries, flowers, and minerals/crushed stone.

    Very dry on the palate with an almost hint of sparkle. A little more tropical in terms of fruit - pineapple foremost followed by kiwi and then the raspberries, which are more tart and tangy here than on the nose. Zesty finish of citron and wet stone/chalk. Eminently drinkable and remarkable for how it balances the traditional dry, complex French style with a more fruit-forward, rich New World style. It bridges those two styles seamlessly.

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