Came across a super article on rose wines, well worth a read!
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Rose wines
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And by far the most affordable of the di Ama wines. Dale
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---------- Curiosity killed the cat....and I'm purring.
I never understood the attraction of Rose's from Southern France. These days the only Rose I find attractive are roses from Chinon in the Loire Valley from Charles Joguert. One word description...flowery.
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Well, it doesn't help me in the slightest way - everytime I want to say "Billecart-Salmon", my tongue says "Besserat de Bellefon".
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Theres also the Bonny Doon Vin Gris de Cigare, although i havent seen it for a while.
Charlie Melton in Barossa Valley makes a superb rose called Rose of Virginia, a blend of Shiraz and Grenache it has a really ripe raspberry flavour on the nose, and a rich almost blood like dark rose colour, and best of a stelvin closure!!
Domaine Sainte Eugenie in Corbieres does a pretty good rose too.
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