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Exhibiting a delicate ballet slipper pink hue, Krupp Brothers The Damsel Rosé captivates with its aromatic bouquet of wild strawberries, white peach, and a whisper of rose petal.
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Based on 6 customer reviews.
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Tansal
Harmonious and elegant wine with a subtle complexity, featuring a nuanced evenness of strawberry, oak, and vanilla notes, matched by a lively citrus finish. The soft and silky touch provides a pleasing mouth feel, making it an excellent standout for those wanting a sophisticated and smooth sampling experience.
Summeya Shuuya
The winemaker's suggestions describe a fruit medley that includes strawberry, watermelon, cherry, and apple. This combination is likely intended to evoke a sense of freshness and vitality, perhaps reflecting the winemaker's intentions for the wine's intended use or audience.
Talise Lesaint
Bold pink rose color with a subtle, muted appearance. The nose is recognized by a complex blend of apple, chocolate, and blueberry, with a whisper of oak and a touch of sweetness. The mouthfeel is bracing and refreshing, with tastes of kiwi, apple, and grapefruit, and a lingering finish. The aftertaste is medium, with a mild dryness that leaves the mouthfeel feeling clean.
Based on 6 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Tansal
Harmonious and elegant wine with a subtle complexity, featuring a nuanced evenness of strawberry, oak, and vanilla notes, matched by a lively citrus finish. The soft and silky touch provides a pleasing mouth feel, making it an excellent standout for those wanting a sophisticated and smooth sampling experience.
Summeya Shuuya
The winemaker's suggestions describe a fruit medley that includes strawberry, watermelon, cherry, and apple. This combination is likely intended to evoke a sense of freshness and vitality, perhaps reflecting the winemaker's intentions for the wine's intended use or audience.
Talise Lesaint
Bold pink rose color with a subtle, muted appearance. The nose is recognized by a complex blend of apple, chocolate, and blueberry, with a whisper of oak and a touch of sweetness. The mouthfeel is bracing and refreshing, with tastes of kiwi, apple, and grapefruit, and a lingering finish. The aftertaste is medium, with a mild dryness that leaves the mouthfeel feeling clean.
Krupp Brothers The Damsel Rosé is praised for its harmonious blend of strawberry, oak, and vanilla, with a lively citrus finish. While some appreciate its smooth, silky texture and complex fruit medley, others note a bracing mouthfeel with a mild dryness. The wine's elegant minerality and vibrant fruit flavors, like peach and watermelon, are consistently highlighted, though opinions on its depth vary.
Exhibiting a delicate ballet slipper pink hue, Krupp Brothers The Damsel Rosé captivates with its aromatic bouquet of wild strawberries, white peach, and a whisper of rose petal. On the palate, it unfolds with a refined elegance, showcasing a harmonious interplay of bright acidity and a silky texture. The wine's minerality adds depth, while subtle notes of red currant and citrus zest provide a refreshing lift. The finish is crisp and lingering, marked by a gentle salinity that evokes its Napa Valley terroir. This rosé stands as a testament to the finesse and precision of its craftsmanship.
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