Review: NV Graham Beck Brut Rose

We beforehand reviewed Graham Beck Brut glowing wine, and in the present day we’re sampling their Brut Rosé. Each are made within the Méthode Cap Classique, which is the South African terminology for the normal Champagne methodology of getting secondary fermentation happen within the bottle. Each additionally use the identical grapes, however in numerous proportion. For the Rosé we have now a composition of 59% Pinot Noir and 41% Chardonnay.

The wine pours pale pink within the glass with beneficiant, tiny bubbles. The nostril is restrained, providing mild notes of creamy orange, and strawberry. It truly jogs my memory of an Orange Julius — in a great way. The palate is beautiful with extra assertive flavors of strawberry and cream. The small bubbles and medium acidity present glorious mouthfeel and a taste that lingers throughout a protracted end. Altogether, that is a powerful wine. For the value, I can’t consider a glowing rosé that may evaluate with the standard offered.

A / $22 / grahambeck.com

NV Graham Beck Brut Rose

$22

Score

9.5/10

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Robert Lublin

Robert Lublin teaches whisk(e)y and wine appreciation lessons for Arlington Group Training, close to Boston, MA. He’s additionally a Professor on the College of Massachusetts Boston and has printed books and articles on Shakespeare in addition to theatre and movie historical past.