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89 | Vinous Media | Vivid orange-pink. Assertive raspberry, cherry and candied rose scents reveal a hint of smokiness. Shows good depth to the juicy red fruit flavors, which turn deeper and spicier with aeration. The floral note repeats on a nicely persistent finish that shows good clarity and tangy cut. Made via direct pressing and in all stainless steel.
2019 Rosé Roundup – August 15, 2019 |
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89 | Washington Wine Blog | You have to admire the pretty, delicate red fruits that dance with minerals on the palate. Lithe and refreshing, enjoy in the short-term. Drink 2020-2023. Dr. Owen J. Bargreen, CS - July 2020 |
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88 | View from the Cellar | The 2019 Rosa De Arrocal is composed entirely of tempranillo and is nicely ripe, coming in at thirteen percent in this vintage. The wine is a fairly dark Rose, with a vibrant cherry red color and delivers a pretty nose of tangerine, cherries, rose petals and a touch of soil tones. On the palate the wine is bright, full-bodied, focused and zesty, with a very good core of fruit, good framing acidity and lovely length and grip on the fairly complex finish. This has a nice vinous touch to it and would be lovely with little grilled lamb chops in the heat of a summer evening. 2021-2024 John Gilman - Issue #91 / February 2021 |
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87 | View from the Cellar | The 2021 Rosa de Arrocal is composed entirely from tempranillo. It was given twelve hours of skin contact prior to racking off for fermentation and is a beautiful watermelon red in color. The bouquet wafts from the glass in a mix of rhubarb, cherries, orange peel, salty soil tones and a topnote of dried flowers. On the palate the wine is bright, medium-full and succulent,with a good core, sound framing acids and lovely bounce on the fairly long backend. Quite tastyand very good with food. 2022-2025. John Gilman – March-April 2022 |
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88 | View from the Cellar | The 2022 Rosa de Arrocal is composed entirely from tempranillo. It is fairly deep ruby in color for a Rosado and delivers a complex and quite vinous nose of cherries, sumac, blood orange, a nice touch of soil and atopnote of rose petals. On the palate the wine is deep, full-bodied, focused and complex, with a fine core, good focus and grip and a long, complex and vinous finish. This really drinks more like a light red wine than it does a typical Rosado and would work really well at the table on warm summer evenings. 2023-2028. John Gilman - Issue #105 May/June 2023. |