Voss Expert tasting note
The nose unfurls with a bouquet of wild strawberries, white peach, and a whisper of Provençal herbs, underscored by a subtle mineral edge.
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Based on 3 customer reviews.
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Etienne
Refined, luxurious Rosé with a subtle, yet engaging nose, featuring nuances of ripe strawberries, tart raspberries, and a trace of tart gooseberries. The impression is surprisingly long and pleasant, with a smooth finish that remains on the palate.
United
Disappointing rosé wine, according to the producer, which falls short of expectations.
Raisy Parcasio
A wine that fails to impress, despite its prestigious award status. The nose is pleasant, with fresh red fruit and gooseberry notes, but the texture is marred by astringency and a lingering acidity. The name, as amusing, belies the wine's poor quality. A disappointment, to say the least. Not a value for the price. Not worth re-purchasing.
Based on 3 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Etienne
Refined, luxurious Rosé with a subtle, yet engaging nose, featuring nuances of ripe strawberries, tart raspberries, and a trace of tart gooseberries. The impression is surprisingly long and pleasant, with a smooth finish that remains on the palate.
United
Disappointing rosé wine, according to the producer, which falls short of expectations.
Raisy Parcasio
A wine that fails to impress, despite its prestigious award status. The nose is pleasant, with fresh red fruit and gooseberry notes, but the texture is marred by astringency and a lingering acidity. The name, as amusing, belies the wine's poor quality. A disappointment, to say the least. Not a value for the price. Not worth re-purchasing.
Le Vin de Merde Rosé receives mixed reviews. Some praise its refined, luxurious nature with notes of ripe strawberries and raspberries, and a smooth finish. Others criticize it for astringency and lingering acidity, finding it disappointing despite its awards. The nose is generally appreciated for its fresh red fruit and gooseberry aromas, but opinions differ on its overall quality and value.
A surprising gem from the Languedoc, this rosé presents a delicate ballet of pale salmon hues. The nose unfurls with a bouquet of wild strawberries, white peach, and a whisper of Provençal herbs, underscored by a subtle mineral edge. On the palate, it is elegantly structured, with a crisp acidity that enlivens the juicy red fruit core, while a hint of citrus zest adds complexity. The finish is refreshingly dry, with a lingering saline note that speaks to its coastal terroir. This wine exemplifies the potential of Languedoc rosé, offering both charm and sophistication.
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