Mark Ryan the Vincent Rose 2012
Member Review by jtryka:
The wine itself is a blend of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre, though I didn't pick up the tasting notes, so I have no idea what the exact percentages are, in any case who wouldn't love a GSM rose? The nose on this wine is very subdued, with pleasant notes of strawberry and some faint floral and grass notes. The tastes is quite nice, with a bit of fresh strawberry on the outset that shifts to some nice minerality midpalate. The finish is very dry with just a hint of pink grapefruit on the mildly acidic finish. Overall a very refreshing and dry rose that's just perfect for a summer afternoon on the patio. See my full review on my blog here: http://allaloneonaplanetfullofpeople.blogspot.com/2013/07/2012-mark-ryan-vincent-rose.html
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The wine itself is a blend of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre, though I didn't pick up the tasting notes, so I have no idea what the exact percentages are, in any case who wouldn't love a GSM rose? The nose on this wine is very subdued, with pleasant notes of strawberry and some faint floral and grass notes. The tastes is quite nice, with a bit of fresh strawberry on the outset that shifts to some nice minerality midpalate. The finish is very dry with just a hint of pink grapefruit on the mildly acidic finish. Overall a very refreshing and dry rose that's just perfect for a summer afternoon on the patio. See my full review on my blog here: http://allaloneonaplanetfullofpeople.blogspot.com/2013/07/2012-mark-ryan-vincent-rose.html
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