Rogers & Rufus Rosé 2010

I tasted this rosé in the final stages of an unseasonably warm winter month, overlooking the sea.  Yet it is still summer which it suits.  I’ve been drinking a lot of grenache in the last 6 months – dry, its underrated vin doux naturel guise where it makes the compelling wines of Banyuls, Rasteau, Maury and Rivesaltes, and this wine, a rosé.  It is to me perhaps one of the noble rosé grapes.  Salmon in colour, Rogers & Rufus’ 2010 rosé offers up dry and pleasant summer drinking at cautious alcohol levels.  Stone fruit characters are predominant, with a touch of spice.  Enjoyable drinking.  85 points


Abv: 12.5%
Price: $18
Website: http://www.rogersandrufus.com/
Tasted: August 2011


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  1. Craig Underhill Avatar

    Summer 2012 really seems to be the summer of rosé!

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