We managed to open and taste 17 of the bottles and drain 16. I was remiss in neglecting the bottle of "Miraval" from the Jolie-Pitt winemakers, but I promise to make up for it next year. All vintages were 2014 (except one), as rosés are typically meant to be enjoyed in the most recent vintage. As you will see in the list below, there was a wide range of varietals and regions represented, which is an indication of how far rosés have come since the days of sweet pink Portuguese wines.
Thanks to all for your contributions and we'll see you next summer!
1. Gundlach Bundschu, Rhinefarm Rosé, Sonoma Coast, California
2. La Pépie, Domaine de la Pépière, Loire Valley, France
3. Charles & Charles Rosé, Columbia Valley, Washington State
4. Rosé d'Folie, Jean Paul Brun, Beaujolais, France
5. Brut Nages, Costières de Nîmes, France
6. Gris Blanc, (2013), Gerard Bertrand, Pays d'Oc, France
7. Espiral, Portugal
8. Love Drunk, Mouton Noir Wines, Dundee, Oregon
9. Markowilsch, (Zweigelt, Blaufrankisch, Cabernet Sauvignon), Peter Weygandt Selection, Austria
10. Minuty, Côtes de Provence, France
11. La Bastide Blanche, Bandol, France
12. Touraine Noble Joué, Loire Valley, France
13. Whispering Angel, Chateau d'Esclans, Côtes de Provence, France
14. Chateau Revelette, Coteaux Aix en Provence, France
15. Domaine La Blaque, Alpes de Haute Provence, France
16. Rock Angel, Chateau d'Esclans, Côtes de Provence, France
17. Miraval, Côtes de Provence, France
18. Van Duzer, Pinot Noir Rosé, Willamette Valley, Oregon
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