2025 Grenache Rosé
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Meet your new favorite Oregon rosé!
Crafted from 100% estate-grown Grenache, this beautifully refreshing rosé bursts with notes of fresh strawberry, juicy melon, and bright citrus. Crisp, elegant, and wonderfully versatile, it's the perfect bottle for sharing with friends or keeping on hand for any occasion.
At just $21 a bottle, it's an award-winning wine worth stocking up on.
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Alcohol: 12.8%
Bottling Date: February 2026
Varietal: Grenache Rosé
Vintage: 2025
This Grenache Rosé pairs seamlessly with summer salads featuring strawberries, chèvre, and shaved fennel, as well as grilled shrimp or fresh seafood with citrus and herbs.
Our 100% estate-grown rosé is pale salmon in color and opens with an expressive floral bouquet layered with aromas of pomelo, fresh strawberry, and melon. The palate is vibrant and refreshing, unfolding into notes of red berries, citrus zest, and hints of tropical fruit. Balanced acidity provides tension and lift, while subtle minerality and delicate herbal nuances carry through a clean, lingering finish with an elegant, smooth mouthfeel.
Our Del Rio Vineyard sits at the northern end of the Rogue Valley, with elevations ranging from 700 to 1,800 feet. Ancient volcanic and alluvial fan soils provide excellent drainage and natural fertility, creating ideal conditions for premium winegrowing. Our 30-year-old Grenache block is planted at lower elevations on south-facing slopes, ensuring optimal sun exposure and even ripening. Deep soils promote balanced vine growth and moderate yields, key to developing the wine’s complexity and finesse. The cooling influence of the nearby Rogue River helps preserve natural acidity and freshness, making this an ideal site for producing a bright, expressive, and elegantly structured rosé.
Our estate-grown Grenache is farmed specifically for rosé production. Harvested during the cool midnight hours, the chilled grapes undergo a brief cold soak to allow for gentle color and aromatic extraction before soft pressing. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel to preserve freshness and aromatic purity. Upon completion of primary fermentation, the wine is racked and aged on fine lees to enhance texture and complexity, followed by gentle filtration prior to bottling.
