Terah Wine Co Rosé 2024

Mattinson review of Terah Wine Co Rosé 2024.

Terah Wine Co Rosé 2024

Grown on the (organic/regenerative) Paicines Ranch Vineyard and made with Syrah and Grenache by winemaker Terah Bajjalieh. This was tasted in the vineyard and so my notes are pretty scratchy, but the opening words in these notes are “Rock star rosé. It’s like drinking the land, amplified”, which is a good start. It tastes of crushed rock, crushed flowers, crushed citrus rind and strawberry; it’s like a negroni grown in the hills, made paler and lighter in the sun; cooler; lighter; different and openly delicious at once. It wasn’t for scoring but I’d put 94/100 on this in a heartbeat.

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