2006 Van Duzer Estate Pinot Rosé, Willamette Valley
Light salmon in color, this wine has a delicate nose of crisp apple, grapefruit, and red fruits. In the mouth, it is sleek and well-balanced, finishing fully dry. This would be an excellent aperitif for the warm summer months.
MSRP: $15 (April 2007)
Wine Lines rating: 88
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RATINGS EXPLAINED
80-84 points: A sound wine that shows varietal character. 85-89 points: An unflawed wine that shows some depth and concentration of aromas and flavors. 90-93 points: A Gold Medal wine of its type, showing balance, depth and secondary flavor profiles found in the best of its style. 94-97 points: Hedonistic pleasure in a glass. Remarkable balance, aromas, flavor and length. A pure expression of the varietal or type. 98-100 points: A wine for the ages! Will drink sublimely for decades. Learn more here!
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