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Torres de Casta Dry Rose Catalunya 2004

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Torres de Casta Dry Rose Catalunya (2004)

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Spain > Catalunya
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Rosé Wine
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User Tags:  bright, floral, fruit, mellow, delicious, lovers, simple, fine, bottling, easy drinking 


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Description
A rosé wine, made from a combination of two traditional grape varieties: Garnacha and Cariñena.

Wine and Food
One of our most versatile wines, which goes especially well with informal food, such as pasta, vegetable dishes, picnics and traditional Spanish tapas. Exceptionally good with recipes that use tomato or tomato sauce, including Italian pasta.

Tasting Notes
Elegant cherry colour over a light purple background. Fine floral aroma reminiscent of flowers such as mimosa and iris, complemented by discreet fruity hints (plums, cherries). read more...

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Snooth User: lifestylewunderkind
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This brings us back to what Rosé wine should be like. I know it's mass-produced without much passion, but drinking this slightly mellow, full-bodied and fruity rosé wine, experiencing the delectable floral touch and the pleasant mellow finish just brings it all back to the point: It does not matter how this wine was made, as it is bright and easy to understand and delicious for a summer evening with tapas. Wine lover or not, you're probably going to like it. It's not complicated, it's not something to philosophize about, but it's special for being so approachable read more...


November 2009

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Rating: 86/100 - As reviewed by Stephen Tanzer's International Wine Cellar on Sep-05


 

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