Remy Pannier from the Loire valley in France.
Tastes much sweeter than the other rosés we have been enjoying. Strawberry notes, medium-sweet wine and easy to tip back. Despite enjoying it with a light meal of cold steamed shrimp and fruit salad....I would rather have one of the other French or Spanish rosés we had previously.
This was not a bad price at $12.99 but compared to the Borsao or Chateau Grande Cassagne (very reasonably priced at $9 and $10) this one won't be on the must-buy-list.
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Wish I could get some today. Alas, it's Sunday! :( Love your reviews and must have some Rose before the weather changes!
ReplyDeleteThanks Debra, it's been fun comparing these wines before summer weather goes away.
ReplyDeleteI have to be honest (occasional sweet tooth when it comes to rose) - one of my favourites.
ReplyDeleteWe aren't fans of too sweet a wine but I know we finished this bottle :-)
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