Rosés

WINE #1

2022 Sheldrake Point Dry Rosé
Cabernet Franc
Finger Lakes, New York

Sheldrake Point Winery was founded in 1997 by Chuck Tauck and Bob Madill. Operated as an orchard and dairy farm from 1850 to the mid-1980s, the 155-acre lakeshore farm lay fallow until 1997 when a small group of wine enthusiasts organized the purchase of the land and founded the winery. Today, Sheldrake Point Winery continues the agricultural tradition with 60 acres of vineyard planted to 10 Vitis vinifera varieties.

Aromas of strawberry and cranberry on the nose open up to a palate of grapefruit pith with a tart cherry finish. Pair with charcuterie, fresh cheeses. fried, grilled, or stewed fish, grilled or roasted pork, and green salads.

This wine received 91 points from Wine Enthusiast.

WINE #2

2021 Onward Wines Rosé
Pinot Noir
Redwood Valley, California

Onward Wines celebrates single-vineyard sites chosen for their unique character and the personal connection the winemaker feels to each location. The stories behind these vineyards and the people who tend them are an integral part of the Onward experience. This connection extends to the growers themselves, whose hands are seen as part of the terroir. All farming is done sustainably.

This Rosé of Pinot Noir bursts with fresh strawberry, raspberry, and citrus blossom. Hints of dried hibiscus tea add a touch of savory complexity, while refreshing minerality evokes wet stone, creating a captivating interplay on the palate.

WINE #3

2023 Tablas Creek Patelin
Grenache, Mourvèdre, Counoise
Paso Robles, California

A dream realized by two winemaking dynasties: the Perrins of Château de Beaucastel and the Haas family of Vineyard Brands. Founded in 1987 as a 50/50 partnership, Tablas Creek continues to thrive under the next generation of leadership from both families. Tablas Creek embraces the time-honored blending traditions of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Their focus? Wines that sing with both richness and elegance, while showcasing captivating complexity, freshness, and a touch of minerality.

This Provençal-style rosé from Tablas Creek Vineyard blends Grenache, Mourvèdre, and Counoise, from Paso Robles' top Rhône vineyards for a wine bursting with bright strawberry, juicy red fruit, spice, and a touch of citrus. Pair this wine with grilled seafood, Provençal herbs, summer salads, or even a light pizza for a delightful combination.

This wine received 92 points from Decanter.