Beaurevoir Tavel

Angels & Cowboys Rose

$29.99

Built around Grenache, this wine has a colour so subtle we had to do a double-take to register it was a rosé. The aromas, however, are far more readily apparent, with apricot, orange and grapefruit zest, lime and apple. It's bright and focused with tangy-and-bitter citrus and a very crisp finish. Savour with pan-fried scallops and pork belly. (Vintages panel, March 2019)

Daydreamer Rose

$31.99

The grapes grown without systemic fungicides, herbicides and pesticides, small batch processing, with a sustainable approach is the mandate. They make limited-production wines from the best sites in the Okanagan Valley with a special focus on the wines of the Naramata Bench

This is not your typical light and crisp Rosé. Daydreamer's 90% Syrah and 10% Viognier are made from the Saignée of the winery's Amelia red wine. Saignée means that this pink juice was pulled from the red wine's tank just as it began fermentation. This Rosé had 18 hours of skin contact with the combination of Syrah and Viognier leading to a floral, fruity and silky wine with a touch of body to it as well.

Mas Del Perie Rose A Table

$31.99

Fabien Jouves is from an old farming family in Causse and became a winemaker in 2006 when he created his first cuvée, “Mas del Périé”, on the highest slopes of Cahors.

Jouves’ estate, 21 hectares in the junction of Quercy and Cahors, was selected to highlight the many expression of Côt. Reinforcing this is Fabien’s commitment to biodynamic viticulture that respects “life, plant, man, and the environment.” Following biodynamic agriculture adds strength to his terroir by supporting the whole environment from the vines to the animals.

The vinification is completely natural without any oenological inputs. His wines are then aged in concrete vats, barrels, or casks, according to its characteristics and personality.