2025 Rosé of Grenache
$24.00
Rosé of Grenache
Varietal: Grenache
Tasting Notes:
Vibrant strawberry and melon aromas with hints of rose petal and spice. Strawberry flavors, backed by racy acidity, offer a rich mouthfeel balanced with chalky minerality. Bright berry flavors linger through the extended finish.
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Awards
2024 Idaho Wine Competition (2023 vintage)
Specs
| Composition Notes | 100% Grenache |
| Vineyards | Williamson Vineyard |
| Release Date | 2026 |
| Cases Produced | 220 |
| Growing Season Notes | The 2025 growing season got off to an early start with a warm, dry spring with fewer disruptive storms. Gentle summer days without excessive heat and cool nights allowed for slow, consistent ripening while maintaining balanced sweetness and acidity. A mild fall with little frost pressure put the finishing touches of 2025’s optimum growing season. |
| Composition Notes | 100% Grenache |
| Vineyards | Williamson Vineyard |
| Release Date | 2025 |
| Cases Produced | 260 |
| Growing Season Notes | The 2024 growing season began with a cool, wet spring, delaying bud break, slowing early berry development and limiting yields. Hot, sunny days and cool nights accelerated development through the summer, and that diurnal shift allowed the fruit to maintain an excellent balance of sugar and acid. |
| Composition Notes | 100% Grenache |
| Vineyards | Williamson Vineyard |
| Release Date | 2024 |
| Cases Produced | 273 |
| Growing Season Notes | 2023 began with a colder-than-usual winter and late frosts, delaying bud break and a cool spring slowed early vine development. A warm and dry summer allowed the grapes to catch up, and late summer heat allowed even ripening. The lower yields brought on by early weather challenges led to a high quality vintage, with excellent flavor concentration and balance. |
| Composition Notes | 100% Grenache |
| Vineyards | Williamson Vineyard |
| Release Date | May 2023 |
| Cases Produced | 220 |
| Growing Season Notes | A cool, wet spring delayed bud break and slowed the start of the growing season. Summer brought warm and dry conditions mixed with well-timed rains, allowing for ideal ripening. Cool fall nights helped the grapes retain natural acidity and ensured an excellent harvest, with concentrated flavors and well-balanced wines. |