Alamosa Wine Cellars Sangiovese Ros�

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This one was done. Cork was neutral, no bleed. Wasn't corked. Opened to no fruit and kind of a flat, orange rind note. Definitely not vibrant. Probably 50/50 at this point. If you've got this one, taste before you pour!

Nice Rose that's probably getting close to the end of the line from a great Texas producer. Some Rose wines will be light and airy (and full of nothing). Some are lighter yet complex. This one is darker, much more full bodied, with a hint of earth and mushroom on the front. Poured a darker pink color into the glass. The nose is mushroom and raspberry. The entry is more of a strawberry color, with some earth and bramble. The …

I think this wine is on the top of the hill, but has started to develop a note that it didn't have 6-9 months ago. The neat thing about Alamosa wines is that they have their OWN terroir, that is very distinct to the region of "Tio Pancho Ranch." This wine is no different, even on a Sangiovese Rose. This bottle was quite enjoyable, and a WONDERFUL pairing with artichoke and lemon chicken, which was this afternoon's pairing. These two …

Good rose with dinner, but not overly complex. This wine has two things: a dry demeanor, and strawberry notes. Strawberry from start to finish. It complemented a meal that would otherwise call for a red wine (pizza). Red wine did not come out to play as we wanted something that would still be complementary but not competitive. This pours a rather dark color, almost like a blush. The nose was flint and strawberry. The entry was very sharp and acidic. …

You are definitely in for a wonderful treat! This a very clean dry Rose' that just tantalizes your entire tongue as you sip and savor this one. With pleasant bright cherry notes with a hint of berry sweetness that enliven your taste buds on the sides, front and back of your palate, you end up finding yourself craving more and more. The color is also intoxicating and a sexy raspberry rose shade. Pour a second glass just to make sure …