I used to despiiise White Zinfandel. We call it some very unflattering names here haha. BUT I know it sounds heretical, but pop some ice cubes in that Beringer, or some cold selzer, and it totally changes. Think of it as a great base for wine cocktails and punches.
Bonavita Etna rose' , not only my all time favorite rose' but one of my all time favorite wine, just spectacular look for it if you want to surprise your palate, trust me.
Albert levasseur extrait gourmand brut rose champagne and sylvain bailly la louee Sancerre rose. Fabulous!! Excellent video and explanation of rose. Thank you!
Had today a bottle of Cave the Lugny Cremant de Bourgongne Rose Brut on the terrace to some self made bbq, which is a very nice sparkling Rose. Considering the attractive price point of about 12 Euro per bottle this offers a great PQR and is my favorite so far in this years rose wines.
I buy a 6 pack of Tempier most vintages, drink 3 immediately then hold 3 to spend 2-3 years in the cellar. It actually ages quite well! Delicious wine. Cheers 🥂
No mention of Tavel in a rosé video? How come? Got the Clos Cibonne in my cellar, won't get home for the next two months though - that's one thing to really look forward to!
We tasted quiet some higher end rosé, including the Tondonia. Considering price and availabilty, Domina del Águila would be the best, but the most impressive one we tasted was the one made by Château Le Puy. In the end of the day it does come down to personal taste, the mood and the bottle ;)
I love rose wines, including really rare and even crazy wines like the Duzsi Tamas Cabernet Franc (Hungary, Szekszard, 16% abv barrel aged late harvest wine made from botrytized grapes but vinified bone dry). The oldest non-fortified rose I've ever tasted was Gitton's Sancerre rose 1980 and 1986. The wines were alive, who would expect that?
I tried the NV Billecart Salmon Champagne Brut Rosé France for the first time last month and I have to say that it was fantastic! My wife and I enjoyed a bottle with her family over dinner and it paired so well with a variety of foods - vegan to meat dishes. Even though it is pricey, my opinion is that it is worth it - especially since it is a special occasion beverage.
Of the bottles you tasted, I've had, and really enjoyed, the Clos Cibonne and Billecart-Salmon. When I was younger I also drank my fair share of Beringer Zinfandel Rosé. Favorite Rosé: My go to bottle of rosé is Chateau d'Esclans Whispering Angel. But if I got the money to spend, then I'd go with Billecart-Salmon Cuvée Elisabeth Salmon.
I like La Bargemone cuvée Marina; just had a bottle of Cibonne and it was ci bonne. In rosé I don´t want too much challenge; I prefer a simple, happy wine to go with the season and friends. Thanks for this review! My local wine shop usually carries about 40 different rosés in the summer. Lots to choose from.
Been learning a lot. Tend to gravitate towards red wines, but have been opening up more to others and have been enjoying the process. Thanks for the videos and sharing your insights. (hoping to see you review some WA state wines...)
Unlike other wine styles, I tend to not over analyze rose (at least as much!). It’s just refreshing and fun to drink when the weather is warm, and is food friendly. Still, I have my favorites. Not to be cliche, but my wife and I love Cotes de Provence, or wines made in that style from other places. Sometimes, though, I enjoy a rose with a little more gravitas, like Tavel or (if I can find one) one from Gigondas. Oregon has some Pinot Noir roses I’ve started enjoying, as well.
Well, I'm not that much of a Rosé guy, but there are 2 Rosé wines I quite enjoy, depending on the occasion. One of them is the French VENTENAC Carla Rosé. I personally enjoy the fact that the wine has a low amount of acidity and of residual sugar. It makes the wine easy to drink, especially on hot summer nights. The Other one is something completely different. It’s the Marogne Veronese Rosato from Italy and I think this Rosé is quite controversial. It is a lot heavier than other Rosé in comparison, part of it is the process of aging the wine in barrique barrels. The wine is quite dry and has a lot of characteristics of red wine. Nevertheless, the wine is perfect for some BBQ with red meat and most of the things you will find on your grill. The wine is a strange but welcome alternative for nice summer dinner with friends.
According to CT I have 53 bottles of Rosé in the cellar of which 32 is Clos Cibonne 😅 Although I do also have quite a lot of "orange" wine in similar style to the Gewürz. A matter a fact I'm sipping on an orange gewürz from Alsace right now (2020 Kumpf & Meyer Utopiste) - those kind of wines goes a lot here at home as they're just perfectly refreshing in the mediterranean heat.
Billecart Salmon Champagne Brut Rosé is such a good one. I had it a few days ago and ordered a few bottles after tasting. A perfect drink for a hot summer at the beach or in the garden.
Clos Cibonne Tibouren is the rosé that made me like rosé. Like someone said in a different comment, it is a wine drinker's wine. But after your tasting I am going to try some Domaine Tempier.
I used to import Chateau Fontlade from the Coteaux Varois… unfortunately the property has changed hands and I am unsure if they still produce any wines today. That was a treat.
Surprised to see no rose from LAnguedoc ROussillon. So many great values and top quality one from there. Especially the one from Roussillon. You should try Miraflors by Domaine Lafage. I find overal they have similar quality to provence one but with a lighter and/or more refreshing finish Also on interesting one i tried was a Picpoul rose, really unique
I’m a big fan of the Nervi, Clos Tibouren and the Tempier from the video. Great choices!I also love Judith Beck Pink and GD Vajra’s Rosato - these two are regulars in our house.
Rosé is by far my favorite type of wine. Everything from its versatility to the way it looks in the bottle before you open it, fits what I really enjoy in a wine. What Rosé is my favorite? I'm not picky. But I think Alexander Valley Sangiovese Rosé tops my list so far.
My most purchased and drank rose is the allimant laugher cremant d’Alsace. It’s like strawberry shortcake in a glass and really affordable for the quality
Thanks for another amazing wine-tasting video! I didn't really appreciate Rose until I tried a bottle from Provence about six years ago. It changed my perspective entirely. You have done many tastings of wines from around the world. I was just wondering if there were enough wineries from some of the outre regions that produce Rose that would ever warrant a tasting of Roses from places that one wouldn't expect Roses to come from?
Just with the glass in relation to the Rose champagne, I have gone to a few tastings lately in Australia and some of them are now leaning towards using a wider glass or at the very least not a typical champagne flute. The flute seems to be a thing of the past for champagne now.
I’m ignorant of rosê and think of it as either white Zinfandel or something almost painfully dry. Haven’t had much in years and I should try some again.
My favorite: Château Simone - Palette appélation of Provence - grenache, mourvèdre - a food wine , needs aging. (Not cheap) Second: Minuty (also from Provence). Medium price)
Hi Konstantin, which are some of your favorite Syrahs? Perhaps you could do a video comparing some of the best-known Syrahs from the Northern Rhone, California, Chile, Australia, and the Swartland? (PS - I'm biased towards South African wines so I would love you to include some more on your channel.) 🙏
Seriously. When I see Rose sections on a list or in any capacity I look for Tavel. Such a deeply flavored style of rose I don't understand why more people don't capitalize on it.
Hey Konstantin! I’ve been wondering where/why there are commonly notes of strawberry and raspberry in Rose. Is this compound found in the berry, skins or due to the wine’s processing? Thanks in advance, cheers from BC Canada!
I would love to see more wines from Austria on your channel, maybe a video about the wines from the Thermenregion south of Vienna? I think there are a lot of unknown or underrated gems there in those small, local wineries.
As he said he was retasting the wines and he got wasted! Every time he took a sip the wine tasted better than before. And then he had to compare it with the other wines. So that's (nk) permutations. So that's 9*8/1*2=36 permutations. If he took half a deciliter per permutation that amounts to 1.8 l in that session. His wife had to pull him up from underneath the table where he intended to make love to the rug.
I had the 2014 Domaine de Terrebrune Bandol Rose and it was almost like drinking a light body red at their cave temperature. Elegant and interesting. It might be more refreshing if slightly chilled or in a chilled glass.
Hi Konstatin! I love your videos, especially tasting videos as it gives me very clear ideas on what to try and what is worth the price. I am a huge fan of Tuscan wines. Sangiovese is likely my favorite varietal. I would love to see a video where you talk about Tuscany, Super Tuscans and tasted some iconic Tuscan wines like Tignanello, Solia, Sassicaia, etc! Keep making great videos! :)
Favorite rose was either the Gut Oggau Maskerade Rose 2020 or the Els Jelipins Rose. The Gut Oggau was electric and buoyant while the Els Jelipins was more savory and brooding, yet still refreshing. Go to would have to be Moulin de Gassac Guilhem Rose 2020 since it's $10 and completely non-offensive.
Hi Konstantin, recently discovered your channel and find it the best wine reviewing and info channel around. I was wondering if you could offer any of your thoughts on half bottles of good champagne? I don't know if it's video-worthy for doing a direct comparison experiment with a few, but would you say in your experience that something like Pol or Bollinger in a half bottle generally wont taste as good as from larger bottles? I've read a few wine critics saying that half bottles "age too quickly", and so the flavour of these champagnes will never be quite as good as from bigger bottles. Is this nonsense or have you ever found this to be true? Thanks for any advice!
I love the tint at the start, but no, no it is not sunshine and warmth, it's cold, windy and raining here in NZ and rosé is the last thing I want to drink right now - but great video and some bottles to note for later in the year! My favourite is the Clearview Black Reef Blush.
The Gewurz caught my attention - Burgenland is mostly known to me for its red wines (as well as dessert wines of Welschriesling) so I was not aware that Gewürztraminer was grown there.
Humble question, when you do these kind of tastings and open these many bottles at once, what do you do with them? Consuming all over the next few days or discard them (wich I don't hope)?
Tempier is always top level....simply loving it.....would love to try rosé tibouren (I have tasted the red one which was pretty good). To my opinion Ott has also high level rosé wines, and of course as already mentioned Tavel.
I love some Moscato de alexandria rose with desert. Just amazing, another one is Peverella, a malvasia from Era dos ventos south Brazil, and of course, Provance rose wich is the best!
Another excellent video! I rarely drink a rose, but I have a renewed interest in them now that you’ve done this tasting. Thanks to COVID I’ve had parosmia for over a year now. I used to adore a good Shiraz or Pinot Noir and especially red wines from South Africa. Unfortunately, parosmia makes them taste terrible (and smell much the same). However, it hasn’t curbed my interest in good wines - one of these days I’ll be able to raise a glass while watching another of your videos. Thank you for taking the time and effort to share!
I'm a sucker for Anjou based rose, I've never really loved the dry provence style like many in the trade. If I'm going to drink rose it's usually off dry "Pool party wine", but I love tasting dry styles in case I find the odd bottle that wins me over.
Nice informative video as always. Of those I've only tried the Muga and the Domaine Tempier (which I really liked). Personally I really like Tavel rosé and recently I've been exploring German Spätburgunder ones. The Schlossgut Diel Rosé was really nice I think. Also Austrian rosé from Zweigelt I find very nice. Jurtschitsch and Jamek make good very nice ones in my opinion.
If you get a chance try the Alpha Estate (Greece) rose, from Xinomavro.......especially since you mentioned that you rarely taste Nebbiiolo rose........Xinomavro is very similar in character to Nebbiolo and the noble red variety of Greece.......cheers!
Favourite in the the last few years is the T&J Rose by Castillo di Montepo. Beautiful use of Biondi-Santi’s BBS11 Sangiovese Grosso
I love Bailly-Lapierre Cremant de Bourgogne Rose, from the area around Irancy in Burgundy.
I used to despiiise White Zinfandel. We call it some very unflattering names here haha. BUT I know it sounds heretical, but pop some ice cubes in that Beringer, or some cold selzer, and it totally changes. Think of it as a great base for wine cocktails and punches.
So far my favorite rosado was from Barboursville vineyard in Virginia it was made with Nebbiolo
Bonavita Etna rose' , not only my all time favorite rose' but one of my all time favorite wine, just spectacular look for it if you want to surprise your palate, trust me.
My favorite roses are from Tavel-Mordoree, Acqueria, and Trinquevedel.
Albert levasseur extrait gourmand brut rose champagne and sylvain bailly la louee Sancerre rose. Fabulous!! Excellent video and explanation of rose. Thank you!
Konstantin was channelling his inner Bono from U2 spirit animal. Those shades were insane
Best rosé for me so far has to be Ruinart... but Kaena's offering out of Los Olivos is the fave to keep on hand.
Willamette Valley in Oregon is making some very nice Rose these days, with Sokol Blosser being my favorite to date.
One excellent sparkling rose is McBride Sisters Brut Rose from New Zealand
Had today a bottle of Cave the Lugny Cremant de Bourgongne Rose Brut on the terrace to some self made bbq, which is a very nice sparkling Rose. Considering the attractive price point of about 12 Euro per bottle this offers a great PQR and is my favorite so far in this years rose wines.
Ty for all your reviews. I’m another enthusiast slowly learning and you’ve helped a lot
I LOVE Rosé. Gorgeous, young, vibrant…they’re always perfect for an afternoon on the porch. ❤❤❤
I buy a 6 pack of Tempier most vintages, drink 3 immediately then hold 3 to spend 2-3 years in the cellar. It actually ages quite well! Delicious wine. Cheers 🥂
I don't even drink alcohol, however I find your videos quite Entertaining.
Try South Africa and the Loire
Excellent examples from Bordeaux + especially the Rhône
Bilecart is the benchmark for all Rose champagnes.. Maybe even for Rose's in gemeral🌹❤️
My fav rose ---- OTT --- and the cheaper version OTT-lite
Tough job retasting on the terrace! Our sangiovese rose is a big hit. Perfect with grilled salmon, all the fat and smokieness.
Finally a new video! I'm not a huge rose fan but at least now I have some insight into different rose wines.
Love a nice Tavel, I am definitely a rose fan. Like trying the interesting natural roses, the bum bum cha looks like a fun one!
love your content, thank you 😊
Would have been interested in hearing a review of the Tondonia Gran Reserva Rosado. In fact a whole video on LdH’s range would be cool.
Their Reserva Blanco is phenomenal, just wish I could find an try a gran reserva
Yes. Lopez de Heredia special please. An go visit their cellar in haro. i loved it there.
I am so greedy for the Heredia pink. I always have it when it’s on a list and never manage to age any bec they get drunk.
most known Gewurztraminer are pink but my Uncle from Alsace had white skin.Famous institutes have pinkish skin
Easy: the best rosé I ever drank (yes, I drink!) was a Marques de Murrietta. I need to try Lopez de Heredia in rosé...
No mention of Tavel in a rosé video? How come?
Got the Clos Cibonne in my cellar, won't get home for the next two months though - that's one thing to really look forward to!
Love the rose-tinted introduction. 😎
Chavignol - Pascal Cotat... Very very nice one
We tasted quiet some higher end rosé, including the Tondonia. Considering price and availabilty, Domina del Águila would be the best, but the most impressive one we tasted was the one made by Château Le Puy. In the end of the day it does come down to personal taste, the mood and the bottle ;)
Love the tasting. I was inspired to put a bottle in the fridge for later.
I would go Nestarec out of these! Really struggle with young Tempier pinks, but ageing some. Beautifully produced episode.
My favorite Rose wines come from Tavel. I’m really liking Domaine des Carteresses. Great with many dishes or on its own.
I love rose wines, including really rare and even crazy wines like the Duzsi Tamas Cabernet Franc (Hungary, Szekszard, 16% abv barrel aged late harvest wine made from botrytized grapes but vinified bone dry). The oldest non-fortified rose I've ever tasted was Gitton's Sancerre rose 1980 and 1986. The wines were alive, who would expect that?
Man I patiently wait for your videos! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I tried the NV Billecart Salmon Champagne Brut Rosé France for the first time last month and I have to say that it was fantastic! My wife and I enjoyed a bottle with her family over dinner and it paired so well with a variety of foods - vegan to meat dishes. Even though it is pricey, my opinion is that it is worth it - especially since it is a special occasion beverage.
Of the bottles you tasted, I've had, and really enjoyed, the Clos Cibonne and Billecart-Salmon. When I was younger I also drank my fair share of Beringer Zinfandel Rosé.
Favorite Rosé: My go to bottle of rosé is Chateau d'Esclans Whispering Angel. But if I got the money to spend, then I'd go with Billecart-Salmon Cuvée Elisabeth Salmon.
I like La Bargemone cuvée Marina; just had a bottle of Cibonne and it was ci bonne. In rosé I don´t want too much challenge; I prefer a simple, happy wine to go with the season and friends. Thanks for this review! My local wine shop usually carries about 40 different rosés in the summer. Lots to choose from.
Hi Konstantin, great video as always! I was just curious to know what score you would give the Rennersistas Gewürz ?
Rose is way down my pick list but I enjoy your content so still listen for the educational and informational value! Thank you Konstantin
You are so welcome!
Been learning a lot. Tend to gravitate towards red wines, but have been opening up more to others and have been enjoying the process. Thanks for the videos and sharing your insights. (hoping to see you review some WA state wines...)
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♥ the glasses!
Unlike other wine styles, I tend to not over analyze rose (at least as much!). It’s just refreshing and fun to drink when the weather is warm, and is food friendly. Still, I have my favorites. Not to be cliche, but my wife and I love Cotes de Provence, or wines made in that style from other places. Sometimes, though, I enjoy a rose with a little more gravitas, like Tavel or (if I can find one) one from Gigondas. Oregon has some Pinot Noir roses I’ve started enjoying, as well.
Well, I'm not that much of a Rosé guy, but there are 2 Rosé wines I quite enjoy, depending on the occasion. One of them is the French VENTENAC Carla Rosé. I personally enjoy the fact that the wine has a low amount of acidity and of residual sugar. It makes the wine easy to drink, especially on hot summer nights.
The Other one is something completely different. It’s the Marogne Veronese Rosato from Italy and I think this Rosé is quite controversial. It is a lot heavier than other Rosé in comparison, part of it is the process of aging the wine in barrique barrels. The wine is quite dry and has a lot of characteristics of red wine. Nevertheless, the wine is perfect for some BBQ with red meat and most of the things you will find on your grill. The wine is a strange but welcome alternative for nice summer dinner with friends.
According to CT I have 53 bottles of Rosé in the cellar of which 32 is Clos Cibonne 😅
Although I do also have quite a lot of "orange" wine in similar style to the Gewürz. A matter a fact I'm sipping on an orange gewürz from Alsace right now (2020 Kumpf & Meyer Utopiste) - those kind of wines goes a lot here at home as they're just perfectly refreshing in the mediterranean heat.
Billecart Salmon Champagne Brut Rosé is such a good one. I had it a few days ago and ordered a few bottles after tasting. A perfect drink for a hot summer at the beach or in the garden.
Clos Cibonne Tibouren is the rosé that made me like rosé. Like someone said in a different comment, it is a wine drinker's wine. But after your tasting I am going to try some Domaine Tempier.
I used to import Chateau Fontlade from the Coteaux Varois… unfortunately the property has changed hands and I am unsure if they still produce any wines today. That was a treat.
Surprised to see no rose from LAnguedoc ROussillon. So many great values and top quality one from there. Especially the one from Roussillon. You should try Miraflors by Domaine Lafage. I find overal they have similar quality to provence one but with a lighter and/or more refreshing finish
Also on interesting one i tried was a Picpoul rose, really unique
Lovely video, as always. May I suggest you get a-hold of a Murganheira Czar Cuvée Bruto? Tremendous sparkling.
I’m a big fan of the Nervi, Clos Tibouren and the Tempier from the video. Great choices!I also love Judith Beck Pink and GD Vajra’s Rosato - these two are regulars in our house.
Rosé is by far my favorite type of wine. Everything from its versatility to the way it looks in the bottle before you open it, fits what I really enjoy in a wine. What Rosé is my favorite? I'm not picky. But I think Alexander Valley Sangiovese Rosé tops my list so far.
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You should try orange wines if you like rose
Podere Pradarolo's "Velius" rosé was an eye-opening experience for me, and made me want to try more rosé wines!
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I'm thrilled about a rosé from Markus Huber/Niederösterreich right now. Such a beautiful blend!
My most purchased and drank rose is the allimant laugher cremant d’Alsace. It’s like strawberry shortcake in a glass and really affordable for the quality
Thanks for another amazing wine-tasting video! I didn't really appreciate Rose until I tried a bottle from Provence about six years ago. It changed my perspective entirely. You have done many tastings of wines from around the world. I was just wondering if there were enough wineries from some of the outre regions that produce Rose that would ever warrant a tasting of Roses from places that one wouldn't expect Roses to come from?
Just with the glass in relation to the Rose champagne, I have gone to a few tastings lately in Australia and some of them are now leaning towards using a wider glass or at the very least not a typical champagne flute. The flute seems to be a thing of the past for champagne now.
Yeah, flutes are out.
I really enjoy Thymiopoulos' Earth and Sky, Rose de Xinomavro, which is quite a gastronomical rosé and goes great with Mediterranean vegan dishes.
I love your videos, I love your style. Damn good! Sun is shining, the weather is sweet! :')
I’m ignorant of rosê and think of it as either white Zinfandel or something almost painfully dry. Haven’t had much in years and I should try some again.
Love guessing what your score will be for the ones I’d drunk before. Fun times!
Yes, a Nebbiolo rose does sound interesting. Good review!
My favorite: Château Simone - Palette appélation of Provence - grenache, mourvèdre - a food wine , needs aging. (Not cheap) Second: Minuty (also from Provence).
Medium price)
Hi Konstantin, which are some of your favorite Syrahs? Perhaps you could do a video comparing some of the best-known Syrahs from the Northern Rhone, California, Chile, Australia, and the Swartland? (PS - I'm biased towards South African wines so I would love you to include some more on your channel.) 🙏
I’m surprised that there were no wines from Tavel on the list from CellarTracker. I enjoy Chateau Trinquevedel, and think it’s a great value.
Seriously. When I see Rose sections on a list or in any capacity I look for Tavel. Such a deeply flavored style of rose I don't understand why more people don't capitalize on it.
Flor de Muga rosé is my favourite rosé - definitely worth giving a go if you see it!
Thanks for the video, i'm a big fan of the Tondonia rosado and the Marqués de Murrieta primer rosé, gonne try some of the wines you presented!
Thanks for the great content and greeting from Finland. Do you only sell wines locally, not further to the europe?
Thank you! No I ship to a few EU countries. Not Finland though...
Hey Konstantin! I’ve been wondering where/why there are commonly notes of strawberry and raspberry in Rose. Is this compound found in the berry, skins or due to the wine’s processing? Thanks in advance, cheers from BC Canada!
I would love to see more wines from Austria on your channel, maybe a video about the wines from the Thermenregion south of Vienna? I think there are a lot of unknown or underrated gems there in those small, local wineries.
As he said he was retasting the wines and he got wasted! Every time he took a sip the wine tasted better than before. And then he had to compare it with the other wines. So that's (nk) permutations. So that's 9*8/1*2=36 permutations. If he took half a deciliter per permutation that amounts to 1.8 l in that session. His wife had to pull him up from underneath the table where he intended to make love to the rug.
I wouldn’t say no to a glass of Domaine Ott Chateau Romassan Rosé Bandol served at 10 degree C on a hot and sunny day.
I had the 2014 Domaine de Terrebrune Bandol Rose and it was almost like drinking a light body red at their cave temperature. Elegant and interesting. It might be more refreshing if slightly chilled or in a chilled glass.
Hi Konstatin! I love your videos, especially tasting videos as it gives me very clear ideas on what to try and what is worth the price. I am a huge fan of Tuscan wines. Sangiovese is likely my favorite varietal. I would love to see a video where you talk about Tuscany, Super Tuscans and tasted some iconic Tuscan wines like Tignanello, Solia, Sassicaia, etc! Keep making great videos! :)
Favorite rose was either the Gut Oggau Maskerade Rose 2020 or the Els Jelipins Rose. The Gut Oggau was electric and buoyant while the Els Jelipins was more savory and brooding, yet still refreshing. Go to would have to be Moulin de Gassac Guilhem Rose 2020 since it's $10 and completely non-offensive.
Mein aktueller Lieblingsrosé ist der Pfefferer Pink von Schreckbichl. Genau wie der Muscato Giallo eine Offenbarung.
Hi Konstantin, recently discovered your channel and find it the best wine reviewing and info channel around. I was wondering if you could offer any of your thoughts on half bottles of good champagne? I don't know if it's video-worthy for doing a direct comparison experiment with a few, but would you say in your experience that something like Pol or Bollinger in a half bottle generally wont taste as good as from larger bottles? I've read a few wine critics saying that half bottles "age too quickly", and so the flavour of these champagnes will never be quite as good as from bigger bottles. Is this nonsense or have you ever found this to be true?
Thanks for any advice!
I love the tint at the start, but no, no it is not sunshine and warmth, it's cold, windy and raining here in NZ and rosé is the last thing I want to drink right now - but great video and some bottles to note for later in the year!
My favourite is the Clearview Black Reef Blush.
exactly the same here in England so far, only we're actually having summer right now, still a good excuse to drink rosé
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The Gewurz caught my attention - Burgenland is mostly known to me for its red wines (as well as dessert wines of Welschriesling) so I was not aware that Gewürztraminer was grown there.
Humble question, when you do these kind of tastings and open these many bottles at once, what do you do with them? Consuming all over the next few days or discard them (wich I don't hope)?
Drink, share and discard 😁
Can we be friends?
What's the reason you called the Gewürztraminer a white wine and not "orange"? Thanks.
Amazing video. Thank you.
Tempier is always top level....simply loving it.....would love to try rosé tibouren (I have tasted the red one which was pretty good). To my opinion Ott has also high level rosé wines, and of course as already mentioned Tavel.
I love some Moscato de alexandria rose with desert. Just amazing, another one is Peverella, a malvasia from Era dos ventos south Brazil, and of course, Provance rose wich is the best!
Fascinating and educational Thanks
quite happy with the Rabble Syrah Rose from Paso Robles.
Thanks for a great video. 👏
The sun is shining… from this dark cellar 😂
Been greatly enjoying learning about wine with your videos! As an absolute beginner I tend to enjoy a Peter Sölva Lagrein quite a lot.
Another excellent video! I rarely drink a rose, but I have a renewed interest in them now that you’ve done this tasting. Thanks to COVID I’ve had parosmia for over a year now. I used to adore a good Shiraz or Pinot Noir and especially red wines from South Africa. Unfortunately, parosmia makes them taste terrible (and smell much the same). However, it hasn’t curbed my interest in good wines - one of these days I’ll be able to raise a glass while watching another of your videos. Thank you for taking the time and effort to share!
The only thing missing in this tasting is the Lopez de Heredia Rosado. Oxidized notes yet fresh. It's a contradiction at its finest.
I'm a sucker for Anjou based rose, I've never really loved the dry provence style like many in the trade. If I'm going to drink rose it's usually off dry "Pool party wine", but I love tasting dry styles in case I find the odd bottle that wins me over.
Really like your channel, thanks! Have you tried La Rose de Manincor?
Ioppa Colline Novaresi Nebbiolo Rusin is a very nice rose wine from Italy👌
Soito rosé from Viseu, Portugal; Quinta do Perdigão rosé, Dão, Beiras, Portugal. Champagne - Moët & Chandon Impérial Rosé. Video was helpful, can't wait to taste Tempier Bandol🤩. Thank You!
Do you like meads? I have heard them referenced as honey wines and wondered if you could do a tasting?
Nice informative video as always. Of those I've only tried the Muga and the Domaine Tempier (which I really liked).
Personally I really like Tavel rosé and recently I've been exploring German Spätburgunder ones. The Schlossgut Diel Rosé was really nice I think.
Also Austrian rosé from Zweigelt I find very nice. Jurtschitsch and Jamek make good very nice ones in my opinion.
I like the Muga Rose
If you get a chance try the Alpha Estate (Greece) rose, from Xinomavro.......especially since you mentioned that you rarely taste Nebbiiolo rose........Xinomavro is very similar in character to Nebbiolo and the noble red variety of Greece.......cheers!
You should do a tasting on Australian wines, and not just shiraz! love the channel, keep it up!
That was by far the most generous review of Beringer white zin I've ever heard
It’s because he’s European and therefore hasn’t spent too much time drinking it. American reviewers have, and like Konstantin said, it gets old.