Napa Valley, California
2010
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It should be served chilled, it can go well with light meals and dessert
- but it's probably at it's best as a dessert wine. The light carbonation of the wine makes it very refreshing and great on hot, summer days.
Colin: Tasting the wine alone did nothing for me. However, paired with a sweet dessert, it was a good combination of sweet and tart fruit. The sparkling aspect is nice, but I could not imagine having this wine with anything but a pleasant dessert.
Rating: 6 out of 10 glasses
Rachel: I love the sparkling aspect to this rose. I think it allows the sweet and tanginess of the wine to come through. Most roses are too sweet, but this one has a tart side to it as well. I think Castillo did a great job at finding a balance in this wine.
Rating: 7.5 out of 10 glasses
Colin: Tasting the wine alone did nothing for me. However, paired with a sweet dessert, it was a good combination of sweet and tart fruit. The sparkling aspect is nice, but I could not imagine having this wine with anything but a pleasant dessert.
Rating: 6 out of 10 glasses
Rachel: I love the sparkling aspect to this rose. I think it allows the sweet and tanginess of the wine to come through. Most roses are too sweet, but this one has a tart side to it as well. I think Castillo did a great job at finding a balance in this wine.
Rating: 7.5 out of 10 glasses
Aerate: No - this wine is sparkling, so you don't want to lose that carbonation.
Where can I find it?
This is another Castillo di Amorosa exclusive wines (and concludes all the wines from our Napa Trip). You can sadly only by it either at the castle or order it online. It costs $28.00 and is available online here.
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