Domaine Tempier Winery

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  November 2009

  Domaine Tempier Bandol Rose 2005

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  July 2009

  Bandol Migoua Domaine Tempier 2004

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  Wine review by Andy Pols

  
  
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  July 2009

  Bandol Domaine Tempier Rose 2008

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  Wine review by asebastiani

  
  
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  June 2009

  Domaine Tempier Bandol 2004

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  Wine review by siren

  
  
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  June 2009

  Bandol Rose Domaine Tempier 2006

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  Wine review by vtrost

  
  
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  June 2009

  Domaine Tempier Bandol Rose 2007

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  Wine review by chasechase123

  
  
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  May 2009

  Bandol Domaine Tempier Rose 2008

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  This is probably the finest rosé in the world. Certainly it is one of the ... awful pink wine. The Domaine Tempier is excellent, period, not just for a rosé. Serious wine drinkers have already discovered it and have pushed the price up substantially. However, after a huge leap in... Read moreThis is probably the finest rosé in the world. Certainly it is one of the ... awful pink wine. The Domaine Tempier is excellent, period, not just for a rosé. Serious wine drinkers have already discovered it and have pushed the price up substantially. However, after a huge leap in price last year in an ill-fated attempt to gouge the wine's loyal fans, the price of the the just-released 2008 has come down a bit, proving that even a fantastic wine can't command truly outrageous pricing. But at $30 or so a bottle, the Tempier is not at all overpriced    (hide)

  Wine review by WineDawg1

  
  

• May 2009

  At half the price of Tempier and a stylistic counterpoint to Mordoree, this exemplifies why my knees buckle from great Pinot Noir rose. Lucien Crochet Pinot Noir Rose '08, It seems like there is something about Sancerre’s pedigree that bodes exceptionally well for Rose (or it... Read moreAt half the price of Tempier and a stylistic counterpoint to Mordoree, this exemplifies why my knees buckle from great Pinot Noir rose. Lucien Crochet Pinot Noir Rose '08, It seems like there is something about Sancerre’s pedigree that bodes exceptionally well for Rose (or it could be simply due to the Pinot Noir influence) and Lucien Crochet’s ’08 is a case and point. The nose is redolent of the strawberry fields I used to traipse through as a kid, w/ flickers of green apple peel, rose petals, watermelon and chalk dust scents filling out the bouquet. The mouth-feel has a crystalline purity to it, akin to the juicy sensation of biting into freshly picked fruit. This is a seamless beauty, w/ uncanny finesse and a nervy mineral core that unfolds itself slowly on the long finish. It may seem crazy for me to say, but this rose seems crafted to age a la Cotat, 92 points.    (hide)

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• May 2009

  Hi Pram, Welcome to Snooth! Nice website. I liked the video reviews, and the Tempier! I hope to see you around.

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• May 2009

  Explore these ten sparkling and still wines, perfecting pairings for brunch on ... universally elegant. Domaine Tempier  makes one of the most renowned rosés from the region: light salmon in color, with subtle notes of peaches in cream, it is also beautifully packaged, making it... Read more Explore these ten sparkling and still wines, perfecting pairings for brunch on ... universally elegant. Domaine Tempier  makes one of the most renowned rosés from the region: light salmon in color, with subtle notes of peaches in cream, it is also beautifully packaged, making it perhaps a perfect Mother’s Day gift let alone brunch wine selection. Similar in packaging and style to Domaine Tempier’s rosé is Napa Valley’s Sullivan Vineyards “Pink Ink.”  Slightly ruby rose color, the Pink Ink offers the expected strawberry notes with less expected but welcome hints of pear and Meyer lemon. On a totally opposite end of the rosé spectrum but equally delicious is Pretty Sally’s Rosé of Cabernet. A rosé of Cabernet is the “red wine lover’s” dream rosé: it is dry, hearty, and has juicy raspberry flavors throughout. Would work well with a range of brunch foods, from Eggs Benedict to bacon! In Depth: 10 Perfect Brunch Wines Here are ten affordable brunch wines from around the world, perfect for your Mother’s Day brunch. All wines were chosen by Alyssa J. Rapp, the Founder & CEO of Bottlenotes.com La Tordera Prosecco NV Close to Venice, the Prosecco Wine Road of Valdobbiadenne, Italy abounds with beauty. Its hillside vineyards, top-notch family wineries, stellar local eateries, and pristine accommodations make it a dream destination for vacation. You can travel there virtually this Mother’s Day while sipping on La Tordera Prosecco. With trace amounts of Chardonnay, La Tordera offers gentle flavors of white peach and honeysuckle and a creamy finish. Ayala Rosé Majeur Champagne NV Owned by Bollinger, Ayala produces Champagnes of equal caliber but only a fraction of the price of its parent company. Ayala Rosé Majeur is a beautiful pink color and offers up flavors and aromas of red fruits such as strawberry, raspberry, and red plum, which are wonderfully balanced with the fine beads and elegant effervescence trademark of an Ayala Champagne. Bollinger Brut Rosé NV One only hopes that the legendary grande dame of the house, Mme. Lily Bollinger, would have approved of this new wine. She apparently had misgivings about putting the family name on a rosé Champagne, which in the early 20th century was associated with bawdy houses. Banish the thought: Bollinger’s first-ever non-vintage rosé is sexy but definitively high class. At $100 a bottle, it’s a superbly elegant gift for mom or to toast mom over brunch this Mother’s Day! Castello Banfi Rosa Regale Brachetto D’Acqui NV Rosa Regale is superbly feminine and wonderfully sweet without being cloying, offers flavors of juicy, ripe raspberries and strawberries. Deep rose in color, it also makes the perfect visual accent for any brunch table, and is a dynamite pairing for an array of brunch foods, including quiches, glazed hams, and omelets. Paul Chollet Brut Rosé Sparkling Wine Cremant de Bourgogne NV A sparkling wine is not nearly as common from the region of Burgundy as Champagne. Nonetheless, Paul Chollet Brut Rosé sparkling wine from Burgundy makes for a tasty brunch pairing, like many a brut rosé. Since it’s made solely of Pinot Noir, its mouthfeel is round and supple. A perfect pairing for bacon, Eggs Benedict, or Quiche Lorraine. Domaine Tempier Bandol Rosé Domaine Tempier is one of the most established and iconic châteaux of Provence. Its signature Bandol rosé of the 2006 vintage offers pretty floral perfumes, pretty pale pink color, and classic stone fruit (peach, nectarine) and strawberry notes. Its ultra elegant packaging makes it a great gift for mom in addition to a lovely wine to enjoy with Mother’s Day Brunch. Sullivan Pink Ink 2006 In 2001, the Sullivan Family began collaborating with their current winemaker, Philippe Langner, trained by two of Bordeaux's most respected winemakers, Michel Rolland and Jacques Boissenot, for the family’s wines. Pink Ink is the team’s first foray into the world of rosé. Slightly ruby rose color, the Pink Ink offers the expected strawberry notes with less expected but welcome hints of pear and Meyer lemon. Pretty Sally 2006 Rosé of Cabernets Beautiful watermelon color, Pretty Sally Rosé is one of the most elegant from the New World. Aromas of cantaloupe and strawberry on the nose evolve into a delightful, juicy raspberry flavor. A rosé of Cabernet is the “red wine lover’s” dream rosé, and works well with a range of brunch foods, from Eggs Benedict to bacon. Croze 2004 Rosé of Cabernet Avatar Vineyards Croze rosé is a ripe, refreshing rosé made from 100% Cabernet Sauvignon. It offers bright, candied fruit aromas, and is slightly on the more tart side with light cranberry and pomegranate flavors, a welcomed contrast to a range of brunch foods, from Eggs Benedict to bacon, grilled vegetables or vegetarian omelets. Zacherle 2006 Rosé of Syrah Winemaker Nile Zacherle makes hand-crafted wines of excellence, whether Viognier or Syrah, under the Zacherle brand. His dry rosé of Syrah is made in the traditional French saignée method, offering lovely aromas and flavors of strawberry seed, candied lime, melon, and peppermint. Gamey notes characteristic of the Syrah grape linger underneath and lend depth before charming notes of cinnamon dust complement the finish. With just 78 cases made, Zacherle rosé is extremely limited-production, thus a perfect gift for a wine-loving and wine-collecting mother this Mother’s Day! Alyssa J. Rapp Founder & CEO Bottlenotes, Inc    (hide)

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