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Philippe & Nicolas Vignerons Spontané Rosé 2017 – More Delightful than Many Rosé Champagnes You’ll Encounter

Philippe & Nicolas Vignerons, Spontané Rosé 2017, France, Wine Casual

Philippe & Nicolas Vignerons, Spontané Rosé 2017, France

Tasting Note: A fun, pet-nat rosé that impresses with its perfect combination of ripe, red fruit and yeast flavors that are more delightful than many rosé Champagnes you’ll find on the market.

Deep-intensity pink-salmon in color, this wine has a medium-plus-intensity nose of red cherry, red plum, brioche, strawberry, yoghurt, butter and elderflower blossom.

On the palate the dry, medium-plus-bodied, pet-nat rosé has a creamy texture with medium-plus-intensity red-fruit and toast flavors suggested on the nose supported by medium acidity and completing with a medium-plus finish.

There is midpalate complexity, depth of flavor and wonderful buttery notes across the entire length of the taste.

Yum!

Bottle Note: In this bottle, you’ll find only grape juice transformed into “Pet Nat” by native yeast fermentation, a little savoir faire, and nothing else. Santé et bonheurl Philippe et Nicolas.

Rating: 93 points
Price: $17
Alcohol: 13%
Importer: Free Run LLC, Seattle, Washington
Tasted: Home
Tasting Date: September 1, 2019

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